As I mentioned in my post earlier this week , we are beginning our data migration to our new site. That means we are temporarily disabling comments to all of the Dell English blogs (except for Your Blog , ReGeneration.org and DigitalNomads.com ) until we can launch the new site on November 7. Soon after the migration begins, we will create a board called Community Upgrade. I will update this post with that link when the board is live.
Just a few minutes ago, I published a blog post on Direct2Dell explaining some changes that will be occurring later this week. To centralize the comments on this topic, I have disabled comments on this post. Please go to my Direct2Dell post to share your questions or concerns.
A lot of people don’t realize this, but as of Q2 , about 83% of Dell’s revenue came from business products, and that's been pretty consistent for a while now. That being the case, we receive a lot of feedback from customers looking for new features and functionality in their corporate systems. It’s pretty clear that commercial customers want desktops that are easier to manage, have improved security features and are more energy efficient. They also ask for the services and support
Based on today’s story on SearchStorage' Storage Soup blog, wanted to take a quick minute and clarify a few points. Dell’s position on FCoE is that it will be a useful bridge for Fibre Channel (FC) customers hoping to consolidate LANs and SANs. This is especially valuable for blade server environments. With 10GbE FCoE, customers with 2 and 4 Gbps FC SANs can consolidate their network infrastructures and reduce the ports/cables that they need to manage. Their investment in FC management
Hi there readers, it’s day two of GiTEX technology week. Yesterday’s activities at GiTEX were branded as Microsoft Day and sessions covered key technology trends and best practices. I had quite a few interviews yesterday, as well as attending a two of the Microsoft presentation sessions. One interview from Emirates Computers stood out because they took us on a tour of their green data centre room, which was pretty interesting. We also interviewed other Dell partners (that were available
Today at GiTEX, Dell announced that it would be introducing the fourth-generation of Dell|EMC CX family of storage systems to the Middle East region. We caught-up with James Quarles and Robin Kuepers to ask a few questions about this announcement. The Dell/EMC CX4 family offers four models that form the foundation of an enterprise storage architecture that is easy to deploy, manage and upgrade. The Dell/EMC CX4 family will be sold through our channel partners in the Middle East. ( Riad Ouarzazi Corporate