Internets of Interest: 7th Mar — 10th Mar
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Collection of useful, relevant or inane places on the the Internets for 10th Mar:
- PC World cuts off Capita call centre contract • Channel Register — PC World is insourcing it’s call centre, thus terminating it’s outsourced call centre. It looks like all staff will transfer back to PC World. bar a few middle managers. I think we will see a lot more insourcing happen as the five year contracts come to an end.
1)The stock market is no longer looking at Revenue Per Employee as a performance measure so extra headcount doesn’t matter.
2) insourcing is typically cheaper
3) companies want to change their postion in the market and outsourcing stops business change.Tell me I’m wrong ?
- (mt) Media Temple » Weblog » Blog Archive » Anatomy of Storage on the GRID — Marketing people should take especial note of this HONESTY. Mediatemple has had a rolling series of outages for months. Clear, honest, straigthforward telling it like it is will do more for enhancing their reputation than any amount of crap marketing messages, or “innovation”.
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- CES: Hands on test — Cisco Media Hub — iPod/iPhone — Macworld UK — Macworld UK reviews the Linksys by Cisco Media Hub and the external storage drives. Since I don’t have a lazy £700 or so I can’t say I’m bothered. I am wondering, however, if people who make home theatre systems would see this as part of the solution ? Since I don’t watch much video entertainment (TV or movies) I am not the right audience.
- www.copyandwaste.com » Cisco Mac Address Regex — Regex to match a Cisco MAC address (0000.0c).
- DVICE: Linksys Media Hub brings your digital stuff together, lets you get it anywhere — Pictures of the Cisco
- Data Robotics, Inc. — Proof that iSCSI will rise from the bottom up. Drobo announces an eight drive, iSCSI capable storage server. Since their storage is REALLY EASY to use, storage has now hit the home worker and small business in a big way. The iSCSI server means that mass adoption will occur in enormous volumes. Because of this market dynamic, iSCSI will “do an Ethernet”. The cheapest technology always wins.
- SNIA embraces NAS and FCoE • The Register — Yes, storage over Ethernet may be inevitable, but iSCSI will win in the long haul.
- Cisco’s Unified Computing System — It’s not just a blade center | Colin McNamara — CCIE
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