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GigaOm Radar for GitOps
In the GigaOm report “ Key Criteria for Evaluating GitOps Solutions,” we defined GitOps as “an approach to supporting continuous delivery that…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Solutions
Enterprise cybersecurity is typically composed of multiple security solutions from various vendors combined with a security information and event management (SIEM) and/or…
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Relational Databases in the Cloud: Masters of Federation
Relational database management systems (RDBMSes) have been around for a long time, and they are very much still with us. The on-premises…
Watch NowGigaOm Radar for Policy As Code
As stated in the associated GigaOm report, “Key Criteria for Evaluating Policy as Code Solutions,” many types of policies are needed to…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Edge Platforms
There’s an excitement in the networking space around bringing workloads, content, and security closer to the edge. We’ve previously described how edge…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Network Observability
Network observability is a category of platforms and tools that go beyond device-centric network monitoring to provide truly relevant, end-to-end visibility and…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Threat Intelligence Solutions
Risk-based cyber defense strategies and secure infrastructures require validated and actionable threat intelligence (TI). The adoption of intelligence-based approaches for enterprise security…
Read MoreGigaOm Radar for Customer Engagement Platforms
Customer experience (CX) is now a corporate board-level concern as quality and consistent delivery directly impact customers’ buying intentions, attitudes, and potential…
Read MoreT-Mobile Won’t Tax Twitter Texts But Will Hike Prices
T-Mobile USA said its new pricing for business-to-consumer text messages won't affect companies like Facebook and Twitter, which have direct relationships with the carrier. For countless others who use messaging aggregators, though, the pricing change will go ahead as planned.…
Read MoreChaCha to Drop T-Mobile in Response to “Twitter Tax”
ChaCha said it will stop delivering text messages to T-Mobile USA customers if the carrier moves ahead with a plan to charge businesses for texts. ChaCha probably won't be the last company to take such a drastic step in response to the proposed toll.…
Read MoreT-Mobile to Implement a Twitter Tax on Texts?
In a move that could impact text messaging offerings like tweets, bank alerts and sports scores, T-Mobile USA is planning to charge an additional toll to businesses to send texts. The charges could begin on Oct. 1 and cost a quarter of a penny per text.…
Read MoreThe Bright Future of Distributed Antenna Systems
Crown Castle completed its $115 million acquisition of NewPath Networks last week, which builds and operates distributed antenna systems (DAS) networks. The deal underscores the increasing importance that technology will play in the future deployment of mobile services.…
Read MoreThe Case for Subsidized Femtocells
Sprint has begun offering femtocells on a case-by-case basis to users who complain about in-home coverage problems. With market expectations huge, that's a long-overdue move that will further boost carrier revenues and should be mirrored by Sprint's competitors.…
Read MoreWhy Apple Should End Its Fight Against iPhone Jailbreaking
Apple is stepping up its battle against iPhone jailbreakers with an updated version of its mobile operating system and the pursuit of a patent. But in all likelihood, the folks in Cupertino are pouring resources into a battle they shouldn't be fighting at all.…
Read MoreWhy Microsoft’s Mobile Gaming Strategy Is a Mistake
The hype surrounding Microsoft's upcoming Windows Phone 7 is due largely to the platform's tight integration with Xbox Live and its focus on gaming. But Microsoft could further alienate its dwindling base of enterprise users in pursuit of this niche market of unknown gamers.…
Read MoreWhat Mobile Can Learn From the World Cup
Much of the data regarding how we used our handsets to keep up with the 2010 World Cup has been released. Here's what we can take away regarding how we use our handsets and how prepared network operators are to deliver the goods.…
Read MoreMobile Security and the Internet of Things
A wave of new connected devices -- from cameras to heart monitors to your refrigerator -- will present a host of security concerns as the Internet of things begins to get legs. But those same issues will mean big opportunities for vendors of mobile security software.…
Read MoreHow Consumers Are Influencing Enterprise Mobility
The emergence of the iPhone and other consumer-targeted smartphones is forcing IT departments to rethink corporate policies regarding mobile devices. And end users are increasingly at the center of these new policies where the lines between work and play are blurred.…
Read MoreApple Hasn't Sewn Up the Tablet Market Yet
The iPad may lead the tablet market by leaps and bounds right now, but Apple's device isn't without its shortcomings. Which means the door is still open for vendors who can build a better — or less expensive — mousetrap.…
Read MoreBlackBerry 6: Lipstick on a Pig?
This week, Research In Motion is expected to trot out an upgraded version of its flagship operating system. But is BlackBerry's dated OS simply too antiquated to compete in the era of the superphone?…
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