This week I passed certification exam VCP-410 VMware Certified Professional, VCP. Thank you for your congratulations.
15 apríla 2010 sa uskutočnil v Club Penati Bratislava prvý ročník konferencie ISACA Professional Day 2010. Konferencia bola zameraná na tému IT Security, Outsourcing, Governance. Hovorilo sa aj na tému Cloud Computing.
Konferencia bola organizovaná ISACA Slovakia hlavne pre ľudí zaujímajúcich sa o audit, bezpečnosť a poradenstvo. Ja som dostal pozvánku od Ivana Kopáčika prednášať na tejto konferencii na tému Cloud Computing. Moja prezentácia bola naplánovaná na poobedie a tak som pozorne celé doobedie počuvál, aký majú názor na tému Cloud Computing ľudia z oblasti auditov.
Už aj v naších končinách sa na internete sa objavuje stále viac a viac recenzií na iPad. Ja som si práve dnes pozrel dve. Prvá je od digit.cz (nemusím asi predstavovať nikomu) a druhú na sme.sk.
Myslím si, že Apple je práve o dokonalosti a vyšperkovaní všetkého až do posledného detailu. Nemožem si pomôcť, ale pri recenzii na sme.sk som sa musel pár krát smiať, počul som slová ako internetovať a podobne. Najlepšie urobíte, keď si tie recenzie pozriete a zhodnotíte kvalitu prevedenia a najmä obsahovú stránku veci.
Digit #46 – Božský Apple iPad v praxi from Muvi.cz on Vimeo.
Alright, I’ve read the reviews. I’ve the read Cory’s piece about open-ness and closed platforms (and I agree, open is better). I’ve read from the nit-picking details to the high level geekery, and I’m here to say, the iPad is an important device. Of course, some have already heralded it as the inflection point in “tablet” computing, and it is that – but the reason I think it’s important is actually a bit larger.
Aj tento rok ASBIS s VMware organizoval prestížnu konferenciu Cloud Computing day s podtitulom Infraštruktúra ako služba. Konferencia sa konala v novom hotely Gate One Bratislava.
Na konferencii som mal prednášku na tému Cloud Services in Perpetuus Data Center a preto som sa pozeral na konferenciu aj trošku z iného uhla pohľadu. Veľmi sa mi páčila myšlienka, že prezentácie v sálach bolo možné vidieť a počuť aj v priestoroch, kde ľudia mali priestor debatovať a popíjať kavičku.
Na sociálnej sieti Linked in som registrovaný už nejaký rok, ale až teraz po vlastnej skúsenosti vidím silnú stránku tejto siete. Samozrejme Linked in je len prostriedok, všetko záleží od ľudí.
Remember Google Wave ? Clearly, Google Buzz has recently overshadowed Google’s other hotly anticipated social communication platform, but before you ditch your Wave account, give it a second try. There are many useful business applications for Wave, especially in situations that call for collaboration with a group or managing a project. Wave can easily allow users to dispense with the formalities (and expenses) of meetings, phone calls, travel, etc. and instead make it easy to collaborate across time and space.
Here are five examples of common workplace activities that Google Wave can support.
Patrím k skupine ľudí, čo sa na iPad tešia. Po ohlasení iPad-u bol Internet plný článkov jeho kladov a záporov. Úmyselne som nepísal hneď članok o tom aký iPad bude, čo dokáže a čo nie, radšej počkám až ho budem mať v ruke a po mesiaci používania určite napíšem o mojich skúsenostiach.
Prečítal som si veľa rôznych fór na túto tému, ale najviac sa mi páčil príspevok chalanov z DIGITu s ktorým sa úplňe stotožňujem. Tak si ho jednoducho pozrite. Ja budem 1.5.2010 v San Franciscu určite jeden taký kupovať.
Digit #42 from Muvi.cz on Vimeo.
A week ago we asked readers to tell us how they’re using Google Wave in their daily lives, and despite a bit of “ha! no one’s using Wave!” snarking on the Twitter, we got lots of interesting responses.
Unsurprisingly, most Wavers use it as a real-time wiki, but some take advantage of features unique to Wave, like inline and private replies, public tags, and gadgets. I featured the most unique use cases I got in a brand new chapter just added to The Complete Guide to Google Wave. The following is the text of the just-published Chapter 10, which describes ways in which a few people who don’t work for Google are using Wave to get things done—with screenshots.
So far you’ve learned the finer workings of Wave in great detail, but there’s a big difference between understanding how to swing a hammer and building a house. In this chapter, you’ll meet regular people who are already getting things done with Wave in their daily work and life. You’ll learn the Wave techniques they’ve developed through trial and error, and the specific Wave features they use to get certain jobs done. Finally, you’ll create wave templates you can use and reuse for your own purposes.
Take a look at some real-world case studies of Wave in action. Read the rest of this entry »
Chrome OS is a promising cloud-based operating system, but the big complaint most people have about it is that Chrome OS is entirely browser-based. New netbook OS Jolicloud is a lot like Chrome OS, but with the addition of killer desktop apps.
Before you even consider Jolicloud, you may want to look at their big list of compatible devices. It’s pretty huge, and I’d also suspect not complete. I’m actually testing it in a virtual machine and it’s working just fine, and it would probably work on a fair amount of other hardware. Read the rest of this entry »
