virtualize business grows business applications
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
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interviewed for The Nation Hugo Espinoza, executive Citrix, a corporation that u $ s 1,300 M bill some and not sells software, but is dedicated to the delivery of applications.
The work is no longer associated with a place but an activity. For several years this new paradigm is emerging in the technology industry. Following this logic we can understand the growth that has taken virtualization as a way to make business applications accessible anywhere that users demand.
In fact, consultants such as IDC data indicates that currently 9% of the servers already virtualized and ensure that this figure will double every year, reaching 40% in 2011. One of the most active companies in the business is Citrix application delivery. Some of his clients in our country are Comafi Bank, DeRemate.com, Antarctica Insurance, Ticketek and Scania. To learn more about this business, THE NATION interviewed Hugo Espinoza, general manager for the Southern Cone of Citrix, a company which last year billed $ 1300 million worldwide and 50 million just in Latin America.
To put this in perspective, the global business application delivery has grown between 15% and 20% in the last three years, almost double what the software industry grows it.
IDC believes that virtualization global services, which amounted to 5500 million dollars last year, reaching a value of 11,700 million for 2011.
"Telecommunications companies, banking and retail are our customers," says Espinoza. Tratz is connecting business applications, but not between them, as does SOA (Service Oriented Architecture ) but people use them, so we call Service Oriented Computing. "The example of telecommunications companies (telcos , in the jargon) is used to better understand these services.
" The telcos are basing their business model to eliminate branches and move to a customer based on contact centers and Web pages. They put their software applications within the data center and we will make ourselves available securely to their own employees and for others, "he explains.
Apps Delivery
Strictly speaking, the business of providing the delivery Applications refers to the components of a distributed infrastructure that companies implemented between data centers and end users to ensure the delivery of any application to any user anywhere.
"This is evolving from a tactical solution to a given technological problem to become a centerpiece of how they do business so that technology is increasingly important for business," says the executive.
Its impact on the Southern Cone is still incipient, but is on the rise. "Our turnover last year in the region was 6 to $ 7 million, with growth 48%, and last year we had grown 30%, confirming the business model, expanding.
Citrix is \u200b\u200ba company that in the past four years has bought 7 or 8 companies to expand its portfolio of services in a purchasing strategy that is reminiscent of Oracle for its speed to digest. "We have spent between 1800 and 2000 million in acquisitions and research and development. We needed a solution integration and went out to buy the leaders of each segment to sum to the bid. Now sixfold the market in which we operate, "he concludes.
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Saturday, May 3, 2008
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CRM version 2.0 arrives
The impact of social networks adjust the supply of business software. Now, also the CRM, which is used for customer relations, change of direction. What is new is seeing the company from the perspective of consumer
Accusing the impact of mobile devices like the iPhone and BlackBerry, plus the boom of social networks as a new modality of sharing strategic information, the software company now poses a new relationship with users, more participatory.
The change can be seen even in the business of selling software as a service (SaaS, Software as a service), where the data management made through the Web. The CRM (Customer Relationship Management), as is known, is the software that companies use to manage their customer relationships. Last year, analysts specialized consultants such as IDC, Yankee Group and Gartner, began to focus on the concept of CRM 2.0, which was coined by Paul Greenberg, CRM Research Center.
The main change in perspective comes from looking at the business from the perspective of the client and not the client from the perspective of the company.
In this context, Oracle, one of the giants of enterprise software, has released its proposal in the region of CRM 2.0. While the market model applications under demand and has ten years on the market, with 15 versions in the past four years, Oracle seems determined to consolidate its position in this segment, playing field as traditional providers such as SAP, as companies born of the Web specifically SaaS model under his arm.
"Gadgets and widgets are part of this new release is a key element of the ubiquity of users," says Rich Caballero, Vice President of Product Strategy -. OnDemand is the first time it crosses the power of CRM with applications like Google Maps or MyYahoo!
The content is the interface
Collaboration is the key to this model that aims to give greater visibility to sales process and customer service. In the case of Oracle's CRM that is produced by the combination of virtual notes left by users and a message center that allows the movement of these comments are updated, consolidated and centralized to be accessed from a Web page. "The idea is to collaborate to better understand customer behavior in markets where a lot of work with references, for example, financial environments, and thus broaden the contacts through the power of social networks," says Niccolo Spataro, Senior Director Oracle on Demand for Latin America.
"are users that are driving technological innovation involved now," Ricardo Cardenas CRM Solutions director for Latin America. They are the ones that find new ways to interact with businesses, the demand is different and he is us decide whether we will participate in that conversation, to bring other blogs, other blogs, other ideas in the context of the transaction. "
The point at which the three managers agree with the same emphasis when talking about ubiquity. The CRM, in this new era of on demand software, is profiled as a resource that is increasingly have to access from anywhere and from any device connected to the network
Rafael Bini
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The original note was published in the Technology supplement of The Nation on Monday, April 7 
, but hit some reader comments that add new items to track.
, but hit some reader comments that add new items to track. 
few days ago released a study on the use of broadband in Argentina as revealed in figures two remarkable facts. The first was that in 2007 had grown by 61% the number of connections of this kind , which positioned the country as the fastest growing in Latin America in this regard. The second point was that the largest increase was recorded in the interior, with 75%, while in the metropolitan area of \u200b\u200bBuenos Aires there was a 57% increase. According to a study by IDC and sponsored by Cisco, Argentina currently has 2,557,413 active connections. To break down the reading of these results the NATION interviewed Horacio Werner, a former Motorola is now general manager of Cisco for Argentina. This is their point of view. - What makes reading the results? "A growth of 61% is something not very common. When 25% of households have access to broadband and we are not talking a niche, or the ABC1 sector. And if we add the people who access from an Internet café or from a cyber, and is massive. Not to mention the access from the mobile, which today is still in its infancy, but it moves well. Mass access to connectivity change the map, because although we are the largest company in connectivity also creates a scenario for multiple communications services. There is much to be done, but this is a reality.
- How business impacts this new scenario?
"I come from a cell phone, and I remember that at first was only within the CTI, and when he entered the first competitor Movicom, there was a dramatic acceleration of the business. A whole world of smaller companies focused on value added. Today there are many SMEs that are starting to grow services in the world of mobile applications, and with the right public policies that can grow even more. But the news that a quarter of the population has broadband is a milestone in our industry.
"When you took his post last year, he announced his intention to work with the Government on the issue of digital inclusion. What was that?
"There is enough activity. The creation of a Ministry of Science and Technology is definitely something auspicious, but there is a complication of high level because there are many actors in the public sector have interference in the issue of digital inclusion. I say complicated because it is always easier to have few partners to work, now also on Science and Technology, is the Ministry of Public Management, the Ministry of Economy, Beatriz Nofal in the National Investment Agency, and something that is not smaller, the President, who has also expressed interest in this regard.
agenda should be to make a calendar with Cicomra Cessi and because there are many top level officials who are taking the issue as their own; Economics, for example, we are working with a group of officials in the Argentine technology cluster development. COMMENTS
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s_giupponi
04/07/1908 19:12
Banda Ancha The technology is very little difference which exists in Europe, the price tag that some complain is easily understandable because the price of equipment and international links is not in U.S. $ dollars. Moreover the density that exists in Europe optical fiber and external campus is than that found in Argentina which allows inteconexion costs much lower, which would calculate the difference if instead of needing to wire FO across the country only to interconnect the prov of BSAS. 
7 # 1 lawrence
04/07/1908 20:52
s_giupponi, you justify the prices they charge, saying that teams and international links are in dollars. I would be very happy if we charge the same prices as in Europe, because in Argentina the values \u200b\u200bare much higher. I tell you, I have iplan in the office: 1 mb connection and a line with 500 local minutes to mobile fixed for $ 215 a month. In Paris, with free.fr, my cousin paid 29.99 euros, or $ 150 pesos, and they give 20mb speed (1mb upload), 200 HD TV channels and unlimited calls to fixed phones in 49 COUNTRIES.
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Clearly Werner serctor propiene the mobile because it ignores the ADSL in Argentina NEVER become popular as in Europe or the U.S. because the cable run is owned by the telcos and until this changes the smart people do not choose broadband. It is the business of the duopoly will soon allow monopoly that has the right to charge the customer for the use of cable to use the line. You have to pay the telcos and Teco rate for such use for ADSL and have to pay the Internet provider, but when it comes to problems, neither is responsible, the blame always lies with the other and the client run out of bread and cake without the claim until deign to fix it. Because nobody says anything, it's because DSL providers will have to sell large quantities Teco rate and now dribble to the domestic industry buying Czechoslovakia says Announcement DUO. CADIEEL struggle for national industry but the telcos dribble prices at Customs. Now Cristina Fernandez authorize the purchase of Teco by rate although Telefonica buy all the shares of Telecom Italia and the duopoly will be a private monopoly that Mary Julia never dreamed. That cute as respecting the existing regulatory standards. Anything goes and the rules used to go to the bathroom. Telecommunications release that the country will grow at a lower cost. Who cares? The pockets of customers. Who cares? Tech & Biz News in English
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Clear Bubble Inside Lower Lip
"Broadband is already a mass phenomenon"
In 2007, information created by humanity amounted to 281,000 million GB
widespread perception exists that the digital universe is infinite. Would be tantamount to think that digital storage media are also available and continually expanding infinitely capable of absorbing vast amounts of information produced daily. 
But what we mean when we refer to the digital universe? Photos, film, television and digital audio, plus a number hard to pin down all kinds of documents. To evaluate these figures: in 2007, generated 45 gigabytes per person on the planet, the study found The Diverse and Exploding Digital Universe: An Updated Forecast of the Global Information Growth to Year 2011 
, developed by the consultant IDC. According to the source, in 2007, the total volume of information created, captured and replicated worldwide climbed to 281,000 million gigabytes. The number is so huge, so abstract, that the report calls for an almost poetic metaphor to explain: "We can only say that during 2007 the number of bits in the digital universe was greater than the number of stars in the physical universe" . And they say grow 10 times over 5 years. According to an IDC forecast, the digital universe will increase at a rate of 60% annually between 2007 and 2011
. And in the face of phenomena such as Web 2.0, in 2011, advance, users create 70% of the global digital information. However, data created by the public do not represent half the total, which is predominantly digital shadow
call. The concept refers to content that is not created by people, but about people. Examples? Security camera images, searched the Internet, credit card transactions, mailing lists, images of medical studies, and so on.
The digital shadow
The report also states that while corporate and government level produce 30% of the global digital information, are directly responsible for the safety of 85% of the information that must be protected issues confidentiality and regulatory compliance.
Your challenge is to manage a flood of unstructured information that is not indexed in any database, because according to IDC, 95% of the digital universe is unstructured data composed of organizations and these data add 80% of all available information. For everyone to do an analysis of their own fingerprint on this world of ones and zeros, is available a free software called Personal Digital Footprint Calculator .
To Henry Forbes, a former Oracle
is now manager of the Content Management area of EMC
-company-sponsored study, the explosion of unstructured information required by companies' use of all resources software intelligence to optimize their availability. "
According to the manager, "a solution that addresses these requirements are listed today from $ 30,000 in the country." In the future, perhaps the new and challenging ways as atomic storage, which aims to transform the hard-disk atoms can provide an answer to the Big Bang of data to be announced. Rafael Bini
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great transformations "Deciphering
technology market is not easy. In a business where the only thing planned is the constant transformation of products and services are very few make standing in anticipating major trends. The IDC just to make their top ten predictions for this year in the regional market. among them is the emergence of a new wave of virtualization that will impose increasing market model both hardware and software in the format service tariffs. A business that has grown to create an important opportunity for new ventures that grow in the shade of major market players.
The first key is that the Latin American market will stand the test of the recessionary climate today seems to be the greatest threat to the global economy. The second is that the trend will deepen the user installing the center of all business strategies for technology companies. Third, voice communications will be centralized in the technology to be centralized in subscribers. The fourth states that the concept of employee installed in an office, not moving, begin to transform. The fifth says the model of selling software as a service if called by the acronym SaaS (Software as a Service), experience a transition year for major application vendors, but open up opportunities for independent software vendors (or ISVs, for its acronym in English). Virtualization 2.0 Sixth, a new generation of open source solutions will be released this year, leaving behind the idea that in this area everything is Linux. As seventh prediction, say the computer security market will focus less on technical issues for claims arising from the business itself. Eighth, we will open an opportunity for applications
Business Process Management, which are ripe for a shoot a large scale. A dynamic new technology businesses is the ninth prediction, the result will be what is called Virtualization 2.0. Translated: the hardware also is poised to become increasingly a service. 
BPO (Business Process Outsourcing). That is, the outsourcing of business processes of a company, also identified as back office and front office. Finally, IDC predicts that 2008 will be a year marked by great changes " and we will see in the course very marked change in the way that technology relate to their customers. As anticipated by analysts, "This change will produce an evolution in the business of telecommunications and information technology." Rafael Bini
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technology just to make known to Gartner.
As observers in the global IT industry, analysts clarify the impact of these trends to watch "may not be very visible in the course of this year" but warned that those who understand and can take advantage of them
gain a competitive advantage in their businesses . Gartner predicts that by 2012, 50% of business travelers will leave your notebook at home to take with other types of devices. According to the source, even though laptops have shrunk still generate the most discomfort when to move and carry them.
In four years, Gartner said at least one third of business applications will be sold as a subscription to a service instead of selling the product license. This model of software as a service is in operation and requires the user pays only for what you use. Already applying giants like Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, Google and Amazon. As expected, this model also known as SaaS (software as a service gain a competitive advantage in their businesses . Gartner predicts that by 2012, 50% of business travelers will leave your notebook at home to take with other types of devices. According to the source, even though laptops have shrunk still generate the most discomfort when to move and carry them.
The vendors are currently developing a solution for this: a new handheld continuously connected to the Internet with a market value of less than 400 dollars (about 1300 pesos). Would a new class of applications that encapsulate your personal information, allowing recreate in different locations or systems.
The forecast indicates that by 2011, Apple will double its share in the business computers by the United States and Eastern Europe, "reflecting more the fault of its competitors that the success of Apple itself," he says. Steve Jobs's company, they say, will challenge their competitors with a powerful integration with software products gives greater flexibility and ease of use, as well as an ecosystem in which multiple devices can interoperate as an iMac, an iPod or iPhone. All open
2012, says the consultant, 80% of all commercial software will include open source technologies. Gartner estimates that many open source technologies will be sufficiently stable, reliable and mature to generate significant business opportunity. "Ignoring it will be disadvantaged," analysts said in their report. also indicate that the major application vendors, engage in strategies that include open-source embedded development will only be the entry step in order to remain competitive in the next five years. Another critical issue for the entire industry will be the rational consumption of energy by the entire computing ecosystem. Something that is becoming a problem in many countries, including Argentina. Rafael Bini 
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Monday, March 17, 2008
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Each person produces 45 GB of data per year
Note that I reproduced in the previous post was published in the newspaper La Nacion (this link
can read it in its original context), generated reviews (14) in the newspaper's readers. Some of them made it through the filter of the moderators and provide very interesting data on cellular services rendered in Argentina. Reproduce the most interesting thing unedited, of course.
30.01.2008 La única que realmente está probada, funcionando con mas de 10 millones de usuarios es la HSPA.
29.01.2008 reason, as depreciation. Local calls are amortized eg copper wiring buried 20 years ago. and in the case of SMS in particular, can you imagine the usefulness of transmitting about 20-30 million messages a day, with peaks of up to 150 million the day the friend for $ 0.25 to 0.60. Lovey-dovey with the companies providing depreciation. And if there is qe believe theirs is cost + a small profit. Hahaha! 29.01.2008 29.01.2008 100 pesos (without any current promotion)
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29.01.2008 Apparently these go quite whoooole oligopolies of the investment cost to the consumer. Total know that sooner or later consumers will have no choice but to pay.
29.01.2008 send messages ............. / / It is clear that the Internet is "transferable" to a laptop via a cable ....
28.01.2008 DATA ONLY rule is also multiplied by 5, the voice capacity. For this technology the most common are pcmcia pc boards and this by far is only DATA ONLY. With respect to LTE is already filed and processed by ITU and 3GPP for the first and main driver of this evolution to 4G is Ericsson. With regard to WiMax should mention UMA Universal Mobile Access that allows this technology is compatible with UMTS / WCDMA and can be offered on the same phone, as we offer several OEM. The note seemed like a good but incomplete that is halfway on the 4G. It is a very important step regarding previous notes on this subject, but not stay there. Thank you very much, Jorge
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Note that I reproduced in the previous post was published in the newspaper La Nacion (this link
can read it in its original context), generated reviews (14) in the newspaper's readers. Some of them made it through the filter of the moderators and provide very interesting data on cellular services rendered in Argentina. Reproduce the most interesting thing unedited, of course.
30.01.2008 La única que realmente está probada, funcionando con mas de 10 millones de usuarios es la HSPA.
29.01.2008 reason, as depreciation. Local calls are amortized eg copper wiring buried 20 years ago. and in the case of SMS in particular, can you imagine the usefulness of transmitting about 20-30 million messages a day, with peaks of up to 150 million the day the friend for $ 0.25 to 0.60. Lovey-dovey with the companies providing depreciation. And if there is qe believe theirs is cost + a small profit. Hahaha! 29.01.2008 29.01.2008 100 pesos (without any current promotion)
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29.01.2008 Apparently these go quite whoooole oligopolies of the investment cost to the consumer. Total know that sooner or later consumers will have no choice but to pay.
29.01.2008 send messages ............. / / It is clear that the Internet is "transferable" to a laptop via a cable ....
28.01.2008 DATA ONLY rule is also multiplied by 5, the voice capacity. For this technology the most common are pcmcia pc boards and this by far is only DATA ONLY. With respect to LTE is already filed and processed by ITU and 3GPP for the first and main driver of this evolution to 4G is Ericsson. With regard to WiMax should mention UMA Universal Mobile Access that allows this technology is compatible with UMTS / WCDMA and can be offered on the same phone, as we offer several OEM. The note seemed like a good but incomplete that is halfway on the 4G. It is a very important step regarding previous notes on this subject, but not stay there. Thank you very much, Jorge
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Monday, March 3, 2008
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Ten Technology Predictions for 2008 What will
LTE, Mobile WiMAX UMD and seek to dominate the 4th. generation cellular
While in Argentina is still very recent debut of 3G or third generation cellular technology, which basically means broadband on mobile phones in more mature markets there is already talk of 4G and there is a heated debate about which technology will prevail in the future. 
To see a bigger picture, the organization 3G Americas unites wireless operators and vendors across the continent, published a forecast of subscriptions global mobile broadband. They claim that the current 3G-2012 come 1670 million subscribers worldwide. According to this source will dominate the UMTS / HSPA, GSM evolved, with 78% of users, or 1300 million customers. Second is Ev-Do (Evolution Data-Optimized), derived from CDMA, with some 230 million subscribers. Currently, cellphone users worldwide, adding all the technologies, exceed 3.12 billion. According to Nokia will be 5 billion by 2015. 
But when it comes to 4G estimates are much more evanescent. Why? The analysts their arguments is that behind the estimates is a strong bid supported by marketing companies to position their standards. However, there is some consensus. The first is that competing technologies must ensure verifiable speeds of 100 megabits per second or more. Breakneck speed for a market that is just getting used to see bids of less than 10 Mbps in fixed broadband. Currently, there are three standards in terms of keeping the rod of the fourth generation of wireless broadband. One is the 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), the second mobile WiMax and 3GPP2 UMB third is (Ultra Mobile Broadband).
One by one LTE (Long Term Evolution) is proposed as an enhancement of UMTS, but say that coexists well with the known standards. Is behind corporations like Nokia Siemens Networks field testing in urban areas to 173 megabits per second. Its availability is expected to be from 2010. For its part, Mobile WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is the telecommunications technology created in 2001 by the WiMax Forum, which defined WiMax as a technology that allows the arrival of the last mile with wireless broadband and an alternative to cable or ADSL. " For mobile WiMax, also known as IEEE 802.16m, implementations may be used for both fixed and mobile services. The telephone company Sprint Nextel in the United States invested $ 5 billion to deploy its WiMax network and many corporations such as Vodafone, Intel and Telmex, who have put their chips on it. For UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband) is a derivation of the standard known as CDMA2000. It is a system based on TCP / IP, that is, the Internet standard, and reaches speeds of 280 Mbps; say it commercially in 2009. Now it is expected that in the course of this year and next, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) convened to all bidders to formally establish who the main players of the future of mobile phones and have the right to be considered 4G. Rafael Bini
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LTE, Mobile WiMAX UMD and seek to dominate the 4th. generation cellular
While in Argentina is still very recent debut of 3G or third generation cellular technology, which basically means broadband on mobile phones in more mature markets there is already talk of 4G and there is a heated debate about which technology will prevail in the future.
But when it comes to 4G estimates are much more evanescent. Why? The analysts their arguments is that behind the estimates is a strong bid supported by marketing companies to position their standards. However, there is some consensus. The first is that competing technologies must ensure verifiable speeds of 100 megabits per second or more. Breakneck speed for a market that is just getting used to see bids of less than 10 Mbps in fixed broadband. Currently, there are three standards in terms of keeping the rod of the fourth generation of wireless broadband. One is the 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution), the second mobile WiMax and 3GPP2 UMB third is (Ultra Mobile Broadband). One by one LTE (Long Term Evolution) is proposed as an enhancement of UMTS, but say that coexists well with the known standards. Is behind corporations like Nokia Siemens Networks field testing in urban areas to 173 megabits per second. Its availability is expected to be from 2010. For its part, Mobile WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is the telecommunications technology created in 2001 by the WiMax Forum, which defined WiMax as a technology that allows the arrival of the last mile with wireless broadband and an alternative to cable or ADSL. " For mobile WiMax, also known as IEEE 802.16m, implementations may be used for both fixed and mobile services. The telephone company Sprint Nextel in the United States invested $ 5 billion to deploy its WiMax network and many corporations such as Vodafone, Intel and Telmex, who have put their chips on it. For UMB (Ultra Mobile Broadband) is a derivation of the standard known as CDMA2000. It is a system based on TCP / IP, that is, the Internet standard, and reaches speeds of 280 Mbps; say it commercially in 2009. Now it is expected that in the course of this year and next, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) convened to all bidders to formally establish who the main players of the future of mobile phones and have the right to be considered 4G. Rafael Bini
permanent Link: http://www.lanacion.com.ar/981937
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Monday, February 18, 2008
What Do Pinky Rings Mean
technology in 2012?
The consumer electronics products projected $ 171 check billion in 2008
The picture typical samples Gates and Slash is not a photomontage, is that each year the International Fair of Consumer Electronics (CES, according to its acronym in English) of Las Vegas becomes, for a few days, the planetary capital of consumer electronics. And the show is the language of the big brands to communicate and demonstrate their ability to gain the attention of others.
From Monday to Thursday of last week, the world's most powerful companies in technology and design came together in this exhibition, a series of buildings covering an area equivalent to 28 football stadiums, to present their innovations compared to an eager public and crowded.
News from this year? Panasonic plasma screen with 150-inch, Sony's brand new Blu-ray to $ 200, Intel with their mobile devices, which strengthen the mix of Internet and home electronics, and once again, the farewell of Bill Gates, from the middle of this year will devote himself to philanthropy. There are few facts for an exhibition in a few years managed to move in the interest of the legendary Comdex, despite the specter of recession.
All green
Beyond the endless fashion devices, including solid trends perceived as irreversible the boom in green technologies, with products aimed at saving energy and manufactured with less toxic materials.
Virtually all major manufacturers are betting industry to the environment today, under pressure from countries with increasingly demanding legislation on these issues.
Another controversial issue that the bank is the poor impact of Windows Vista operating system. Not reached with the statements of Gates and his sales figures, which speak of a hundred million of the new updates for Windows, to change the mood. Many analysts still wonder if after five years of development could not have released Microsoft operating system with a satisfaction level as high as that reached at the time XP.
In another vein, while the American economy today through some storm fronts arising from unemployment, oil prices and deteriorating credit markets and housing, the spokesmen Consumer Electronics Association (organizers of the expo) estimated that the sector had, in the United States earns about U.S. $ 161,000 million during 2007, up 8% over 2006. The outlook for growth this year, and is estimated to be around U.S. $ 171 billion. Both
deployment seems to have aroused the envy among those providing the infrastructure for the implementation of the CES organizers complain that all costs were five times more expensive there than anywhere else in the United States. A sore that can become a major reason for the CES next year to move with trends elsewhere, according to advance.
Rafael Bini
Permanent Link: http://www.lanacion.com.ar/978202
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The consumer electronics products projected $ 171 check billion in 2008
The picture typical samples Gates and Slash is not a photomontage, is that each year the International Fair of Consumer Electronics (CES, according to its acronym in English) of Las Vegas becomes, for a few days, the planetary capital of consumer electronics. And the show is the language of the big brands to communicate and demonstrate their ability to gain the attention of others.
From Monday to Thursday of last week, the world's most powerful companies in technology and design came together in this exhibition, a series of buildings covering an area equivalent to 28 football stadiums, to present their innovations compared to an eager public and crowded.
News from this year? Panasonic plasma screen with 150-inch, Sony's brand new Blu-ray to $ 200, Intel with their mobile devices, which strengthen the mix of Internet and home electronics, and once again, the farewell of Bill Gates, from the middle of this year will devote himself to philanthropy. There are few facts for an exhibition in a few years managed to move in the interest of the legendary Comdex, despite the specter of recession.
All green
Beyond the endless fashion devices, including solid trends perceived as irreversible the boom in green technologies, with products aimed at saving energy and manufactured with less toxic materials.
Virtually all major manufacturers are betting industry to the environment today, under pressure from countries with increasingly demanding legislation on these issues.
Another controversial issue that the bank is the poor impact of Windows Vista operating system. Not reached with the statements of Gates and his sales figures, which speak of a hundred million of the new updates for Windows, to change the mood. Many analysts still wonder if after five years of development could not have released Microsoft operating system with a satisfaction level as high as that reached at the time XP.
In another vein, while the American economy today through some storm fronts arising from unemployment, oil prices and deteriorating credit markets and housing, the spokesmen Consumer Electronics Association (organizers of the expo) estimated that the sector had, in the United States earns about U.S. $ 161,000 million during 2007, up 8% over 2006. The outlook for growth this year, and is estimated to be around U.S. $ 171 billion. Both
deployment seems to have aroused the envy among those providing the infrastructure for the implementation of the CES organizers complain that all costs were five times more expensive there than anywhere else in the United States. A sore that can become a major reason for the CES next year to move with trends elsewhere, according to advance.
Rafael Bini
Permanent Link: http://www.lanacion.com.ar/978202
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Rook Piercing Swollen
Controversy about "the future of mobile broadband"
Interview with Alejandro Raffaele, manager of Sun Microsystems in Argentina, published
the newspaper La Nacion.
talked about what happened in 2007 and how will the agenda for 2008, with a company that went from selling "irons" to sign up fully to software and services. Sound familiar?
Sun Many remind one of the companies that led the dotcom boom in the 90's. Sun today is no company that Microsoft and shooting darts IBM. Now, both are their partners. No more disputes over control of Java since Sun decided to open this technology in 2006 and its Solaris operating system, which is now open source.
-Sun made two important things in 2007. The first business was the largest infrastructure integration has done in its history with the public sector, where in addition to selling its own technology, we have sold third-party products such as Oracle. The project is related to a system of information technology that forms a national network which by now I can not give many details. "The second event relates to that we now have a portfolio of more software products. We have acquired companies in the area of \u200b\u200bmiddleware and integration middleware pointing Enterprise Service Bus and Service Oriented Architecture. And we have developed an Identity Management with which we are making progress in some projects, it has been acquired by the segment of the telecommunications and banking. This is all new to us, historically a company dedicated to hardware. And it all happened in the course of 2007.
- What happened c on the map of alliances?
"We have four great allies in the area of \u200b\u200bthe integrators who are Accenture, Siemmens, Indra and EDS. On the other hand, we have business with large developers such as SAP, Oracle and Symantec. But this year we began working with Microsoft and now sell hardware with its operating system, while IBM and Dell have started selling their products in our (Solaris). Sunday's competitors are our Today's part-ners.
- What is shaping the agenda next year?
"The public sector went very slowly on the issue of the election, but next year will open up numerous opportunities. The banking industry has become a catch-up after the crisis. And telecommunications remain a key driver for us. Finally, agriculture has evolved so much that now the inside is a powerful market for all technology. The new challenge is to open our channels to the interior. Rafael Bini
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Interview with Alejandro Raffaele, manager of Sun Microsystems in Argentina, published
the newspaper La Nacion.
talked about what happened in 2007 and how will the agenda for 2008, with a company that went from selling "irons" to sign up fully to software and services. Sound familiar?
Sun Many remind one of the companies that led the dotcom boom in the 90's. Sun today is no company that Microsoft and shooting darts IBM. Now, both are their partners. No more disputes over control of Java since Sun decided to open this technology in 2006 and its Solaris operating system, which is now open source.
His current goal, come on, is to open the code for all applications. It is not a minor issue for a company that has been argued by local businesses derived from software and services. To understand the details, the nation met with Alejandro Raffaele, brand manager for Sun Microsystems in Argentina. 
- What were the most important events of the year for you? 
-Sun made two important things in 2007. The first business was the largest infrastructure integration has done in its history with the public sector, where in addition to selling its own technology, we have sold third-party products such as Oracle. The project is related to a system of information technology that forms a national network which by now I can not give many details. "The second event relates to that we now have a portfolio of more software products. We have acquired companies in the area of \u200b\u200bmiddleware and integration middleware pointing Enterprise Service Bus and Service Oriented Architecture. And we have developed an Identity Management with which we are making progress in some projects, it has been acquired by the segment of the telecommunications and banking. This is all new to us, historically a company dedicated to hardware. And it all happened in the course of 2007.
- What happened c on the map of alliances?
"We have four great allies in the area of \u200b\u200bthe integrators who are Accenture, Siemmens, Indra and EDS. On the other hand, we have business with large developers such as SAP, Oracle and Symantec. But this year we began working with Microsoft and now sell hardware with its operating system, while IBM and Dell have started selling their products in our (Solaris). Sunday's competitors are our Today's part-ners.
- What is shaping the agenda next year?
"The public sector went very slowly on the issue of the election, but next year will open up numerous opportunities. The banking industry has become a catch-up after the crisis. And telecommunications remain a key driver for us. Finally, agriculture has evolved so much that now the inside is a powerful market for all technology. The new challenge is to open our channels to the interior. Rafael Bini
Permanent Link: http://www.lanacion.com.ar/974745
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this year reached 123 million pesos, 35 percent more than in 2006. The data emerging from the Argentine Bureau
Internet Advertising
, whose owner expected next year "investment in interactive media will continue to grow apace."
Internet advertising this year gave a leap.
The item is 123 million dollars invested, 35 percent more than in 2006.
Data were provided by the Argentine Advertising Bureau (IAB). Its owner, Marcelo Montefiore, said next year
"investment in interactive media will continue to grow apace"
, while stressing the expansion of Web use in the country.
On the other hand, the consulting firm Prince and Cooke reported that 55 percent of the 16 million Internet users in Argentina are under 25 years. The average age of the sailing tends to decline and is currently in the 28 years, said Gartner.
also noted that 63 percent of Internet users connect from home, 24 percent from private places, such as phone or cybers-and third, with 19 percent, work places and public places like bars or restaurants.
Source: Clarín
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this year reached 123 million pesos, 35 percent more than in 2006. The data emerging from the Argentine Bureau
Internet Advertising
, whose owner expected next year "investment in interactive media will continue to grow apace."
Internet advertising this year gave a leap.
The item is 123 million dollars invested, 35 percent more than in 2006.
Data were provided by the Argentine Advertising Bureau (IAB). Its owner, Marcelo Montefiore, said next year
"investment in interactive media will continue to grow apace"
, while stressing the expansion of Web use in the country.
On the other hand, the consulting firm Prince and Cooke reported that 55 percent of the 16 million Internet users in Argentina are under 25 years. The average age of the sailing tends to decline and is currently in the 28 years, said Gartner.
also noted that 63 percent of Internet users connect from home, 24 percent from private places, such as phone or cybers-and third, with 19 percent, work places and public places like bars or restaurants.
Source: Clarín
Tech & Biz News in English
Tuesday, January 1, 2008
Mysore Mallige Clip Online
Now Sun is a software company
Internet users in Argentina this year reached 16 million people , representing an increase of 23 percent December 2006, according to a study released today by the consulting firm Prince and Cooke 
. The figure represents an increase of 23 percent over December 2006, according to a private study. By 2008 the number of users reached 18 million. There are 2.6 million individual accounts broadband.
The paper estimates that in late 2008, although that is expected to occur amesetamiento growth in the number of users is expected to reach 18 million users , almost half of the population, said Paul Tedesco. The expert noted that in the past three years, growth in the number of users was around 30 percent. "The massiveness of the Internet will come when the connection is through a simple and affordable device"
he said.
added that while current market there are 16 million users, in terms of individual customers or businesses, the number drops to 3.1 million customers. The standard estimate is that each client has 4.7 users and the most obvious example is that a company is considered a single client, but ultimately has several dozens of users (employees). Chau
Dial-up
One of the trends that characterized the Internet market this year in Argentina was the retraction of the dial-up accounts (via telephone), which loses customers at the hands of connections broadband. So accounts dial-up customers are located in
530,000-a 54% drop in late 2006 - while the broad band are 2.6 million, sustained growth.
Source: Agencies
Tech & Biz News in English
Internet users in Argentina this year reached 16 million people 
. The figure represents an increase of 23 percent over December 2006, according to a private study. By 2008 the number of users reached 18 million. There are 2.6 million individual accounts broadband. The paper estimates that in late 2008, although that is expected to occur amesetamiento growth in the number of users is expected to reach 18 million users , almost half of the population, said Paul Tedesco. The expert noted that in the past three years, growth in the number of users was around 30 percent. "The massiveness of the Internet will come when the connection is through a simple and affordable device"
he said.
added that while current market there are 16 million users, in terms of individual customers or businesses, the number drops to 3.1 million customers. The standard estimate is that each client has 4.7 users and the most obvious example is that a company is considered a single client, but ultimately has several dozens of users (employees). Chau
Dial-up
One of the trends that characterized the Internet market this year in Argentina was the retraction of the dial-up accounts (via telephone), which loses customers at the hands of connections broadband. So accounts dial-up customers are located in
530,000-a 54% drop in late 2006 - while the broad band are 2.6 million, sustained growth.
Source: Agencies
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