Infrastructure Technology Solutions is hosting “46 hours of N64” this weekend in our war room. The event was organized by Dillon Stockman on behalf of the Monticello Rotary Club, and raises money for its PolioPlus Campaign. Visit the website below to view streaming coverage or make a donation – gaming begins Friday at 10 AM. […]
Internet Explorer 6: Ticking time bomb
I logged into our internet banking portal this week to pay some bills and transfer funds within my personal accounts, and found this ominous warning: My first reaction was to laugh and think, “Who uses Internet Explorer at all for online banking?”
Can Windows and Mac OS co-exist peacefully?
The desktop/laptop market is most certainly dominated by Microsoft Windows as it has been for many years now. This is especially true amongst business users as the overwhelming majority of business applications run on Microsoft Windows. However, the market share for Apple’s Mac OS is on the rise, and has been for the last 5-10 […]
Citrix XenServer 5.6
We use Citrix XenServer in our Datacenter for hosting virtual instances. We have been using Citrix since version 5.0 and really feel it enhances the products and services we are able to offer our customers. I recently participated in a few XenServer webinars highlighting these new features: Increased Scalability Dynamic Memory Control Heterogeneous Pools Memory Snapshots Role Based Administration Workload […]
OpenStack opens opportunities, reservations
Open source technologies may have previously conjured images of geeks poring over code to modify and compile, and companies too poor to afford the real thing, but open source offerings are now driving new developments and spawning technological revolutions. Cloud computing is following suit and opening its code, technology, platforms and forums to the masses. […]