Tablets are going to set in an era of completely new cloud utilisation. Their design comes with some limitations but opens up new possibilities. WiFi is standard and 3G connectivity will become standard as we move forward in time. But there is no disk drive, no DVD drive, a limited amount of connectors and many come with (or without) slots for memory cards. Read more
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Wednesday July 27th, 2011Tablets are cloud devices
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Monday July 25th, 2011Tablets, hype or reality ?
Tablets are moving fast and are gaining more and more market acceptance. Enthusiasm is big due to many new possibilities. Employees buy their own devices and are pushing companies to do something with tablets. This series of posts will analyze a number of the issues enterprises face to integrate tablets into their business models and ICT infrastructure.
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Wednesday June 8th, 2011IPv6 : where are we today ?
One year ago, I wrote in this article that “technology is ready, but implementations aren’t”. So, where are we today then ? Progress is slow, but there is progress. The general conviction is to continue moving towards IPv6. The “internet of things” is still on the radar. Certainly when you consider the spectacular growth in smartphones and tablets. Just a few other examples: the expectation is to have worldwide 1.5 billion electricity, gas and water meters connected via mobile. Cars should become equipped with a SIM card. Read more
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Tuesday December 7th, 2010Guerilla war on the Internet
What is happening now never happened before. A hunter being hunted. Wikileaks wants to publish information, but is being chased and attacked via the internet to avoid them to leak the information. Surprisingly enough : the press knows how to find the guy, whereas as the “defending victims” don’t.
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Wednesday November 3rd, 201025 years of Windows
I did not know (read remember 
that Windows 1.0 was released on 20 november 1985 by Microsoft. That is an accomplishment : surviving for 25 years in the PC world. Yep, Windows evolved to what it is today. It did not stand still, it adapted to the new PCs and new PCs were adapted to Windows. Together with Microsoft Office. It generated a serious business, since it not only came on PCs, but also on servers. Great. But what holds the future ?
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Thursday October 21st, 2010Telindus Luxemburg ICT company of the year
On Tuesday 12 October, for the 4th time, IT One issued its prestigious 
Luxembourg ICT Awards during a gala ceremony at the Conference Centre & Hemicycle in Luxembourg-Kirchberg. The awards’ main objective is to point out best practices and achievements in ICT market solutions, acknowledged by an extensive sample group of 50 chief information officers of the Luxembourgish market. In the category of “ICT Company of the Year”, the prize was awarded to Telindus Luxembourg. The jury rewarded the company because of its determination in excelling in innovation and growth through a good blend between human capital and technology. The award prizes the efforts done by Telindus Luxembourg in simplifying businesses’ ICT environments through a range of innovative managed solutions around cloud computing and connectivity services. The services introduced this year are part of the strategic turn taken by the company to evolve towards an ICT operator model and its long-term goal to industrialize its services offer. Telindus Luxembourg aims clearly at focusing further at exploring, creating and delivering value within a customer-centric business model in the coming year.
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Tuesday October 19th, 2010Yep, we’re on the iPad
We listened to your votes ! 69 people said they wanted to see the OneMagazine on the iPad, whereas only 16 voted no. Well, we did it ! The OneMagazine will be available on the Pad as from Wednesday 20th of October 2010.
Just download the free (!) application “OneMagazine” from Apple’s AppStore. The latest version will appear automatically.
The iPad version is even more attractive than our blog or print versions.
Enjoy reading our OneMagazine on this innovative device.
Many thanks for your loyalty,
The Editorial Team
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