Hurrah! Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman lose!

  The Long View (Computerworld)

So Carly Fiorina and Meg Whitman both lost in yesterday's mid-terms (albeit unofficially, so far). I say: good. This is not a political opinion, though. Just plain old common sense, as is normal for The Long View...

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Enterprise Developers: Don't stop believing in Microsoft Silverlight

  The Long View (Computerworld)

Is Microsoft really ditching Silverlight for HTML5? Really? It was Microsoft's Professional Developer's Conference last week. What conclusions should enterprise developers draw? Let's dig deeper, in The Long View...

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iPhone daylight-saving bug: fall back to late alarms

  The Long View (Computerworld)

These are the dog days of DST, people: get ready to fall back. And prepare for an insidious bug in iOS, where alarms go off late. If you rely on your iPhone to get you up after the time change, you may be in trouble. The daylight saving bug may make Fall 2010 alarming, once you go back to Standard time. Let's see what's up, in The Long View...

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Are Apple's iPhone and iPad relevant to enterprises?

  The Long View (Computerworld)

The conventional wisdom is that enterprises aren't impressed by Apple's shiny iDevices, perceiving them as a consumer play. Is that a fair assessment? And if so, could it change in the foreseeable future? Let's take a look, in The Long View...

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Microsoft Office 365: Cynical rebrand or future of collaboration?

  The Long View (Computerworld)

This week saw Microsoft announce its Office 365 initiative. What does it mean for businesses, large and small? Let's survey the landscape, in The Long View...

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