Rob Enderle

It often strikes me how few times vendor decision makers actually talk to the people who use their products. I don’t mean talk to the people who buy

Google has correctly assessed Microsoft's weaknesses with Windows in its Chrome OS attack. But having a good strategy doesn't assure success -- it is

There are several paths that Oracle could take to fully utilize the assets they are acquiring from Sun to become more dominant. The most obvious is to

I spent much of last week at EMC's annual analyst event, and much of the breaking news this week appears to be on speculation surrounding Apple pulling

The current political climate is awash with the concept of change, with both parties in the U.S. having running on that platform (one, clearly, more

Here in the US frustration is running high because we can’t seem to get our elected representatives to do much more than blame each other for the

Part of what makes the iPhone special, other than its impressive number of problems this year, is the fact that it promises a near no compromise Web

Apple is an expert at social engineering. They, and specifically Steve Jobs, can build product feeding frenzies unlike any company I’ve ever

Most of us have likely been thinking of two things this last week: gas prices that are quickly reaching ridiculous levels and Apple’s new iPhone,

Don’t get too excited: I’m not lobbying against the iPhone. However, given that you are likely to be inundated with Apple marketing I figured

The iPhone as a media event is a wonderful thing but to an IT manager it is Satan Spawned. This is because it is one of those devices and a large number

There is nothing more indicative of change than the recently announced partnership between Novell and Microsoft. Unlike the Sun partnership, which seemed