The IT department rises to the challenges of complexity.

VirtualWorks Editor  |  May 18, 2012

Everyone agrees (or almost everyone) that the IT department is facing a tsunami of dramatic change over the next few years. Data is exploding exponentially. Whereas it used to live in structured warehouses and databases, it’s now buried in emails, … More →

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Information Fatigue Syndrome: are you at war with your data?

VirtualWorks Editor  |  May 3, 2012

If you’re anything like most companies, you have plenty of data. Did we say plenty? Ok, you probably have more data than you know what to do with. Data that is literally filling your servers and swamping your staff. Today, … More →

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4 ways you can bring data sprawl under control

VirtualWorks Editor  |  April 27, 2012

The volume of data is exploding. Estimates vary wildly, but you’re likely to see the quantity of business data you have to deal with double every two years. Whether inside the firewall or out in the cloud, there is no … More →

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How iPads are driving desktop virtualization

VirtualWorks Editor  |  April 17, 2012

For a device that was supposed to be just for consumers, the iPad has certainly made an impact in businesses. Apple’s quarterly numbers regularly blow financial analysts’ socks off, and what’s clear is that a surprising part of that success … More →

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How is your experience from Citrix relevant to the VirtualWorks challenge?

VirtualWorks Editor  |  April 5, 2012

Our CEO Ed Iacobucci explains how his experience matters to the VirtualWorks challenge.

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Why preventing user IOPS might just lead to IOPS killing your users (and your VDI project)

VirtualWorks Editor  |  March 30, 2012

Are you letting your obsession with IOPS kill your VDI or published desktop project? I thought about this question the other day, and a lame marketing joke came to mind about the difference between commitment and interest. The story compares … More →

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A Knowledge Management One-Two Punch

VirtualWorks Editor  |  March 22, 2012

Enterprise information management is getting swamped by two self-reinforcing trends: data sprawl and silo-ization.  The challenges all enterprises face with knowledge management is spawning new tools, new roles and new ideas. At the heart of all of this discussion: How … More →

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Knowledge Management Equips Us for the ‘Anything World’

VirtualWorks Editor  |  March 15, 2012

Executives and thought leaders describe the collision between limitless information and limited human capacity. All the enterprise information management, knowledge management and content management in the world may not be the right tack. Right now, the corporate masters of the … More →

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How is VirtualWorks a platform play and what is the role of partners?

VirtualWorks Editor  |  March 8, 2012

VirtualWorks’ CEO Ed Iacobucci explains why VirtualWorks is a platform play and what the role of partners is.  

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CIO Corner: Are CEOs’ Technology Priorities Stifling Innovation?

VirtualWorks Editor  |  March 6, 2012

Is a strategic disconnect between CIOs/CTOs – who seek investment that accounts for the impact of mobile, cloud and social – and CEOs – who remain focused on ERP and CRM systems – dampening innovation?  Last year, when Gartner asked … More →

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