Entry Level Firewalls

This is the second post in a series about building out an entry-level infrastructure footprint. When most people think about firewalls the first name that comes to mind is Cisco. One of the things you will learn is I am not a huge fan of Cisco. You

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Apple Storing Your Every Move

I was asked today by a friend about the recent revelation that Apple is storing location data about when and where you are and what I thought about this or knew about it.  I will be the first to say that recording such data is creepy,

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How Google Protects Your Data

Microsoft recently called out Google on not being very secure with storing your documents. Google Apps for Business is a lot safer than your back office likely is!

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Entry-Level Colocation

This is the first post in a series about building out an entry-level infrastructure footprint. I will later re-address each of these topics from a mid-level build out perspective. When looking for colocation there are a couple things to keep in mind: The Data Center The Space in

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Building Your First Data Center

I am going to be doing a series of articles about Building Your First Data Center. Every couple days I will cover different elements of the choices you will need to make. This is an important topic that every startup will be faced with, although

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Welcome

I often get asked for advise about technology leadership, or questions about how I’ve done things in my roles to grow businesses quickly. I’ll use this space to discuss topics that often come up, give my opinions of new technologies, and also provide information on

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