The “Lean Startup” has convinced most of us that a minimum viable product, or MVP, is a great path to understand the viability and market value of new products and innovations. An MVP is intended to be a “low resolution” prototype that has just enough functionality to show your customer, and yourself, what the product [...]
While it is still a little tricky for normal humans to use, WebRTC interoperability between Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome has been demonstrated – and it has some pretty amazing capabilities. Audio / Video conferencing, chat, multi-person conferences, and even screen, application sharing and even encryption! While OTT companies like Skype have been offering similar [...]
Leveraging the fact that there were so many SND companies, principals and experts in the Bay Area this week, CCICE sponsored a Software Defined Networking panel discussion last night at the TechLAB Innovation Center in Santa Clara. The personalities on the panel made for an interesting set of perspectives, as participants ranged from start-up principals, [...]
Finding one’s way around the increasingly populous Software Defined Networking (SDN) ecosystem is initially quite easy. The most immediate and informative non-commercial links that I found are: Open Network Foundation (ONF): www.opennetworking.org The OpenFlow organization: www.openflow.org Another organization called OpenFlowHub: www.openflowhub.org Sdncentral, a good repository of links and information: http://www.sdncentral.com This ecosystem is very active, [...]
One question that keeps coming up in conversations is how will virtualization impact the everyday user? With all of the buzz around SaaS, PaaS, IaaS, or XaaS, it is clear that there are many businesses using the cloud as a delivery vehicle for software or compute services. And it is equally clear that virtualization is playing a huge [...]
