Some of the postings to this site are simply reports of briefings that I’ve had with vendors. Such postings are classified under this heading. Below are a set of links to such postings, most recent, first:

Bungee: The Software Life Cycle as a Service – Bungee/BungeeConnect
Desktone: Client Virtualization in the Cloud – Desktone
Protecode: Keeping Your Nose Clean, Proactively – Protecode
Brocade: The Heart and Lungs of the Network – Brocade/DCX
What is a Presence Server and Why Might I Need One? – Avaya/Presence Server
HP’s Boston TSG Party: Part I – HP
HP’s Boston TSG Party: Part II – HP
Bouncer: Going Beyond Whitelisting – CoreTrace/Bouncer
Will Cogito Make The Semantic Web A Reality? – Expert System/Cogito
OpenSpan: SOA on the Desktop – OpenSpan
How Green is My Product? – IBM, HP and others.
VMware and its Innovative Customers – VMware
Does Animation Improve the Presentation of Data? – SAS
Kaspersky Embraces Whitelisting – Kaspersky
IBM, Jeff Jonas and A Better Data Model – IBM
To Virtualize The OS or To Virtualize The App? – Trigence
At Last, A Self-Educating Search Capability – SLI Systems
Is this the Death of the Data Cube? – QlikView
Reflections of Moscow and Kaspersky Labs – Kaspersky Labs
Has StrikeIron Cracked the Mashup Market? – StrikeIron
The EMC Paradox – EMC
Symantec’s Security Trends 2007 – Symantec
The Maturing of the CEBP Market – Avaya
Why The Desktop Is Broken – ClearCube
What Is Unified Communications? – Avaya
How Will SOA Security Work? – CA
Why The Telcos Are In Trouble – IBM
How Could A Metaverse Be Useful? – IBM
Ten Reasons Why IBM Is Alive and Kicking – IBM
DimDim: Is this the end for Webex? – DimDim
VidSys Briefing – VidSys
Does CA have the Lead in Governance? – CA
What is an ESB? – CapeClear
What is CEBP (Communications Enabled Business Processing)? – Avaya
Lotus Gets Aggressive and a Second Life – IBM Lotus
CA Rolling Thunder and the Integration Platform – CA
Rose by Any Other Names – IBM
Sun: The Data Center in a Box – Sun