In our previous blog post, we discussed how we are approaching an important inflection point in the cloud migration timeline. Certain legacy applications will remain on owned infrastructure for the foreseeable future, but the scale and agility offered Continue...

By: Andy Hart >> Earlier this month, my colleague, Adam Bacia, wrote about change in the IT industry and the rate at which it happens. It got me reminiscing about my first job and the technologies available then. I remember one day sitting at my Continue...

IT Service Management, better known as ITSM, is defined as the discipline for managing IT infrastructure.  Often times, ITSM will be equated with the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) that is brought to us courtesy of the United King Continue...

There's been a lot of talk lately about who the reigning champ is in the monitoring space when it comes to Cisco UCS. We're here today to put this to rest. Recently, Nimsoft took a swing at the title belt holders and Floyd did an excellent job of point Continue...

Open Source absolutely kicks proprietary software’s butt, when it comes to incremental innovation. Yes, I just used incremental and innovation together, in a phrase. Now, please humor me, as I elaborate. Having been in Product Management & Product Continue...

Even though I've been involved with our commercial sales effort for years, the thing that really brought me to Zenoss was our Open Source background. I love the idea of working for a company that offers a free (as in beer, freedom and love) solution to Continue...

We declare that IT Operations will no longer take a back seat to other disciplines within Cloud computing and will rise to accept the challenges of managing this new complex world.   It is time to say good-bye to legacy vendors with their non-exis Continue...

Every Friday we like to highlight some of our favorite posts on Cloud Computing, service orientated infrastructure, DevOps, Big Data, and anything else that grabbed our attention over the week. Here are some great articles from the week of November 18t Continue...

It’s always fascinating to watch legacy/proprietary software vendor’s bloviate about the value of closed software.  With the advent of Commercial Open Source vendors such as Red Hat, one would have thought this argument would have been put to bed.  Let Continue...