Günther Gerlach

Chose categories and files from the sidebar!

written by gunther gerlach-2009

Usually projects start very easy, everyone is exited and ready to work on it but in reality, for most of the player on those discovery and pre-design meetings, such as developers and designer, there is no much to do yet and they are focused on their current projects being carried out in parallel so, technical issues and integration problems are hard to find with a simple overview of the business or technical requirements.

Gunther Gerlach

RSS as simple as this!

Sitesbox.com RSS SINDICATION-2009

Please watch this very simple video below that describes RSS (Really Simple Syndication) to see how you can benefit from RSS subscriptions. By watching this video you will literally save hours of your time in the weeks (years) to come. As many of my friends and customers, this new technology may be unknown for you.

I recomend to spend a few minutes watching this video and finlay stop guessing what this technology mean…

Written description of RSS

Gunther Gerlach

Software as a Service (SaaS), also known as on-demand computing, is changing the landscape of information technology in a profound way. By replacing locally managed stacks of networking, hardware, and software resources with an Internet-based utility, this model has changed how business applications are delivered, bringing new levels of ease, adoption, and success to the challenging area of enterprise software. And just as the evolution of the Internet affects almost all industries, the evolution of the on-demand model promises to change enterprise technology and to offer new opportunities for IT productivity and impact.

Gunther Gerlach

 

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
IaaS clouds make it very easy and affordable to provision resources such as servers, connections, storage, and related tools necessary to build an application environment from scratch on-demand. IaaS clouds are the underlying infrastructure of PaaS and SaaS clouds. A common characteristic of IaaS clouds is that they are more complex to work with but with that complexity comes a high degree of flexibility. So, these are generally lower level services in the grand scheme of things; not in a derogatory sense of course. You’ll be dealing with virtual machines, operating systems, patches, and various other issues. You’ll likely require some specialized help to make it all work well.

Gunther Gerlach