Rob Enderle

HR is a mess. With the advent of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) back in the 1970s, HR went from being employee advocate with a focus

Cisco is known for networking technology. It dominates this space; even its logo is a stylized bridge (the Golden Gate). But it does more than just

This week IBM made a massive storage announcement covering a variety of impressive offerings. This announcement included huge upgrades to its flash

When I saw the IBM blog post titled, "JEDI: Why We're Protesting," I was thinking “Oh cool, light sabers!” But unfortunately, JEDI may have more to do

I’m at Microsoft Ignite this week and one of the more interesting announcements at the show was ODI or the Open Data Initiative which is a joint project

I’m at IMTS (International Manufacturer’s Technology Show) this week, which is the premier show in additive manufacturing. HP is up on stage talking about

One of the huge changes in data centers is how these massive computing resources are being used. The need to both create and interpret images has

Some events I will always remember because they were both significant and industry changing: the Windows 95 launch, the initial iPod launch event, my

HP’s acquisition of Apogee highlights a common mistake made by technology vendors. No, I'm not saying that HP made a mistake — just the opposite, in fact.

Beating on both top and bottom line numbers — $700M over estimates for revenue and $.04 on earnings per share — IBM’s latest financial results demonstrate

Around the beginning of June, I got a sad note that David Roman would be retiring from Lenovo. He had one of the deepest pedigrees of any chief marketing

I was in New York this week to check out the Clipper Race for Your Life event. This race is amazing in that it costs the crew around $70K to work the