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Despite much hope, PaaS momentum hasn’t blown the doors off yet

Despite much hope, PaaS momentum hasn’t blown the doors off yet

By Michael Coté on July 5, 2011

Touted at the next thing in cloud, Platform as a Service is receiving much attention now. While PaaS has been far from a failure, it hasn’t been a mega success…yet. I’ve been talking with several people about Platform as a Service use recently: with all the vendors (and us analysts as well!) going on about […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Cloud, Numbers, PaaS, Programming, The New Thing

Numbers, 52

Numbers, 52

By Michael Coté on August 17, 2010

OSS rises in the enterprise, smart phones, CyberMafia, github.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Numbers

Numbers, Volume 48

Numbers, Volume 48

By Michael Coté on June 7, 2010

While we “don’t do numbers” at RedMonk, I come across many interesting numbers each week. Here are some:
Mobile impulse buying
MacRumors live-blogging the Steve Jobs during WWDC:

Now three stores on the iPhone: iTunes, iBookstore, App Store. Over 150 million accounts with credit cards associated with them.

This Week in Conference Attendees

Microsoft TechEd: “6,000 IT pros […]

Posted in Business | Tagged App Store, apple, iPhone, iPhone 3G, iTunes, Numbers, Steve Jobs

Numbers, Volume 47

Numbers, Volume 47

By Michael Coté on May 24, 2010

Conferences attendees, consulting billions, mainframe use, cloud apps & savings.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged android, apple, google, microsoft, Numbers

Numbers, Volume 46

Numbers, Volume 46

By Michael Coté on May 14, 2010

$1 software, fixing Sun revenue, Android v. iPhone.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, google, ibm, iPhone, Numbers, Sun Microsystems

Numbers, Volume 45

Numbers, Volume 45

By Michael Coté on May 7, 2010

$2M for Evernote, Netflix growth, Flash poaching, virtual goods, cloud in the SMB.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Amazon.com, Cloud, Evernote, google, Netflix, Nintendo, Numbers, OpenTable, Systems Management, Yahoo

Numbers, Volume 44

Numbers, Volume 44

By Michael Coté on April 28, 2010

Private Twitter Yammer now has 70,000 corporate clients, and 800,000+ total seats (users). At least 1,000 of those companies are paying for the product, and Sacks says 10%-15% of seats are converting to paid. 70% of Fortune 500 companies are using Yammer, says Sacks. Paying customers include Cisco, Nationwide, AstraZeneca, Alcatel-Lucent, Sungard and Molson Coors. […]

Posted in Business | Tagged App Store, apple, Fortune 500, HTC Corporation, iPhone, microsoft, Numbers, yammer

Numbers, Volume 43

Numbers, Volume 43

By Michael Coté on April 5, 2010

iPad sales & interest, $1B open source, paperless taxes, piles of cash.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Numbers

Numbers, Volume 42

Numbers, Volume 42

By Michael Coté on March 8, 2010

Paying for Facebook, software everywhere, Windows 7 sales.

Posted in Business | Tagged Adobe Systems, apple, ibm, iTunes, microsoft, Numbers

Numbers, Volume 41

Numbers, Volume 41

By Michael Coté on February 24, 2010

KLM & GMail, Macs at work, Austin VCs, a billion pounds of data.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged analyst, apple, Consumer electronics, google, investment, Numbers, Personal computer, redmonk, Sony

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