Today's Ypulse Guest Post is from David Moon, a recent graduate from the University of Adelaide.  I had the pleasure of meeting David when he spent his year abroad studying at UC Berkeley and as an American Studies major, I thought he would have some interesting insights towards how the campus cult...

Part of an ongoing series “MBA in Finance: Forget It?” My question: Given the weakness in investment banking, hedge funds, and financial services in general, how do you react to applicants who say they want an MBA to enter IB, PE or a related field that has been devastated by the economi...

I've waffled on how, or even if, I would write my critique of the Berkeley RAD Lab's paper titled "Above the Clouds: A Berkeley View of Cloud Computing."  I think I've had a hard time deciding where the authors have their heads, hence the title.  Those of you who know me are probably chuckling at ...

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It is hard to find a device without WiFi these days, but you might still have a device that is doing good service with a card that doesn’t allow you to connect to the latest 802.11 draft N routers. If so this little tiny dongle from Buffalo might be a boost for you. Buffalo’s WLI-UC-GN 8...

News of Nortel’s bankruptcy filing hit the news yesterday.  No one is really surprised. First thoughts, you can bet that giants like Cisco and Avaya will be courting some Nortel customers.  The truth of it is, Nortel while they have some great products – was not run well.   Hopefully this s...

Filed under: Audio/Video, Cell Phones, Computers, Video Games, CES 2009 It was a long and exciting first day at CES, with the Palm Pre proving to be the biggest announcement made at the show. It certainly made us do a double (and triple) take, but there's plenty more to report and lots of surprises ...

HP's doing it, Dell's doing it -- heck, everyone is pumping out 13.3-inch laptops these days, so it's quite refreshing to see Gateway finally joining the fray. The UC Series is getting birthed today with the introduction of the UC Series notebook, a 5.2-pound ultraportable that packs a Core 2 Duo / ...

UCStrategies has a good post on the outlook for Unified Communications in 2009.  Some experts are saying that Unified Communications (and Web 2.0) are causing serious security issues for enterprises so I find that UCStrategies’ analysis is very compelling.  Here is the link to their outlook ...

I’ve become a big user of Office Communicator over the last few months – I’m finally seeing the light that Mark and Julian promised me :) More seriously, the benefits of unified communications are even more obvious in the current economic climate. Let me explain…. My job sees me on the phone...