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TPM: The X Factor
Timothy Prickett Morgan is president of Guild Companies, Inc., and Editor in Chief of its IT Jungle publications. He has been keeping a keen eye on the midrange system and server markets for more than 15 years.
January 26, 2009: Head in the Clouds
September 2, 2008: Why Maintenance Is Worth the Money--Sometimes
July 21, 2008: The IT Department Matters as Much as the CIO
April 21, 2008: Everybody Wants Citrix Systems?
February 4, 2008: Survive, Adapt, Repeat
August 27, 2007: Economic Recession Is the IT Innovator's Ally
May 29, 2007: Small Is Beautiful
April 5, 2007: Virtualization Belongs in the System, Not in the Software
March 5, 2007: How Many Servers, How Much Juice, How Much Money?
February 5, 2007: One Socket to Rule Them All
January 25, 2007: Solaris Versus Linux Support Pricing
December 4, 2006: You Can't Steal What's Free, But You Can Pay a Lot for Something That Isn't Worth It
November 6, 2006: Form Follows Function
August 21, 2006: Database Appliances Come Around Again
August 7, 2006: High-End Chips Draw Even, Vendors Prepare to Differentiate
July 10, 2006: Is Memory-Based Software Pricing the Answer?
June 19, 2006: Virtual Server Sprawl
May 4, 2006: If Sun Builds a Grid, Will They Come?
April 5, 2006: X64 Chip Price War Looms
May 16, 2005: Appliances Versus General Purpose Computers
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