The Future of Computing? BYOC!

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Check out my latest article, and in depth look at Bring Your Own Computer to Work Policies...

A growing trend in technology firms is Bring Your Own Computer (BYOC or BYOPC). Of course organizations such as Microsoft, Google, Citrix and Cisco are embracing this -- which is to be expected. However, as workforces become increasingly mobile, and virtualization methodologies are further adapted in enterprises, BYOC will inevitably grow.

TheGenerationV.com

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I'm happy to announce that I am joining the team over at TheGenerationV.com.

I will still be maintaining my personal blog here as time allows, of course, but will also be writing case studies and analysis articles for GenerationV.

TheGenerationV.com is dedicated to hosting discussions and technical articles about next generation technology. TheGenerationV.com was founded on July 10, 2009 by Rick Rohne, however, it is made up of some of the most talented Systems Integrators in the country.

I'm looking forward to sharing my thoughts on virtualization with this team of engineers. Please come check it out.

HP NCU vs Symantec End Point Security

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I ran into an odd situation at a client site last week. We were implementing HP Blades, but were having problems with the teaming software. BL460 G1 blades with the NC737i network cards, Windows 2008 Enterprise SP1. Although both NICs were present, the HP Network Configuration Utility (NCU) was BLANK on 9 out of 12 servers. 2 servers were 2003 and were fine, the rest 2008 and all had the same symptoms, save 1.

Welcome

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Welcome All!

After researching numerous blogs, I've decided to jump in and start my own. The primary purpose will be to document and comment on information technologies. These posts will be a way for me to combine various tid-bits of data from across the web and multiple resources... hopefully it will be useful for others as well.

My current interests lie in overall System/Solution Architecture and are not dedicated to any specific technology. I am currently a MS Systems Engineer specializing in Citrix XenApp. However, I believe in using the best tools available at any time, regardless of vendor.

If you have any questions, or specific topics you would like to see, please comment.