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  1. Apple's expanded Business API enhances device management for IT admins. Proper configuration of roles and permissions in Apple Business Manager is key to avoiding access issues and maximizing these new capabilities.

    #Apple #AppleBusinessManager #ITManagement #DeviceManagement #APIAccess #EnterpriseIT

    thedailytechfeed.com/mastering

  2. Apple's expanded Business API enhances device management for IT admins. Proper configuration of roles and permissions in Apple Business Manager is key to avoiding access issues and maximizing these new capabilities.

    #Apple #AppleBusinessManager #ITManagement #DeviceManagement #APIAccess #EnterpriseIT

    thedailytechfeed.com/mastering

  3. Apple's expanded Business API enhances device management for IT admins. Proper configuration of roles and permissions in Apple Business Manager is key to avoiding access issues and maximizing these new capabilities.

    #Apple #AppleBusinessManager #ITManagement #DeviceManagement #APIAccess #EnterpriseIT

    thedailytechfeed.com/mastering

  4. Apple's expanded Business API enhances device management for IT admins. Proper configuration of roles and permissions in Apple Business Manager is key to avoiding access issues and maximizing these new capabilities.

    #Apple #AppleBusinessManager #ITManagement #DeviceManagement #APIAccess #EnterpriseIT

    thedailytechfeed.com/mastering

  5. Sustaining open source means investing in the people behind the code. A big thank-you to our Premium Sponsor EnfoldSystems! 💡

    Their continued partnership supports core codebase stewardship, technical documentation, and community training modules across our global ecosystem.

    Discover their enterprise solutions: enfoldsystems.com

    #PloneSponsor2026 #TechSustainability #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT

  6. Sustaining open source means investing in the people behind the code. A big thank-you to our Premium Sponsor EnfoldSystems! 💡

    Their continued partnership supports core codebase stewardship, technical documentation, and community training modules across our global ecosystem.

    Discover their enterprise solutions: enfoldsystems.com

    #PloneSponsor2026 #TechSustainability #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT

  7. Sustaining open source means investing in the people behind the code. A big thank-you to our Premium Sponsor EnfoldSystems! 💡

    Their continued partnership supports core codebase stewardship, technical documentation, and community training modules across our global ecosystem.

    Discover their enterprise solutions: enfoldsystems.com

    #PloneSponsor2026 #TechSustainability #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT

  8. Sustaining open source means investing in the people behind the code. A big thank-you to our Premium Sponsor EnfoldSystems! 💡

    Their continued partnership supports core codebase stewardship, technical documentation, and community training modules across our global ecosystem.

    Discover their enterprise solutions: enfoldsystems.com

    #PloneSponsor2026 #TechSustainability #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT

  9. Sustaining open source means investing in the people behind the code. A big thank-you to our Premium Sponsor EnfoldSystems! 💡

    Their continued partnership supports core codebase stewardship, technical documentation, and community training modules across our global ecosystem.

    Discover their enterprise solutions: enfoldsystems.com

    #PloneSponsor2026 #TechSustainability #OpenSource #EnterpriseIT

  10. AWS und Azure könnten als Cloud-Gatekeeper unter den DMA fallen. Bemerkenswert ist nicht die Regulierung sondern die Begründung: lock-in und hohe Wechselkosten. Also genau das, was Enterprise-IT seit Jahren als Marktstandard akzeptiert. #Cloud #DMA #vendorlockin #EnterpriseIT #EU theregister.com/legal/2026/06/

  11. AWS und Azure könnten als Cloud-Gatekeeper unter den DMA fallen. Bemerkenswert ist nicht die Regulierung sondern die Begründung: lock-in und hohe Wechselkosten. Also genau das, was Enterprise-IT seit Jahren als Marktstandard akzeptiert. #Cloud #DMA #vendorlockin #EnterpriseIT #EU theregister.com/legal/2026/06/

  12. AWS und Azure könnten als Cloud-Gatekeeper unter den DMA fallen. Bemerkenswert ist nicht die Regulierung sondern die Begründung: lock-in und hohe Wechselkosten. Also genau das, was Enterprise-IT seit Jahren als Marktstandard akzeptiert. #Cloud #DMA #vendorlockin #EnterpriseIT #EU theregister.com/legal/2026/06/

  13. AWS und Azure könnten als Cloud-Gatekeeper unter den DMA fallen. Bemerkenswert ist nicht die Regulierung sondern die Begründung: lock-in und hohe Wechselkosten. Also genau das, was Enterprise-IT seit Jahren als Marktstandard akzeptiert. #Cloud #DMA #vendorlockin #EnterpriseIT #EU theregister.com/legal/2026/06/

  14. AWS und Azure könnten als Cloud-Gatekeeper unter den DMA fallen. Bemerkenswert ist nicht die Regulierung sondern die Begründung: lock-in und hohe Wechselkosten. Also genau das, was Enterprise-IT seit Jahren als Marktstandard akzeptiert. #Cloud #DMA #vendorlockin #EnterpriseIT #EU theregister.com/legal/2026/06/

  15. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Why I Killed Transformation Programs, And Saved Millions.

    Conventional wisdom says: Great leaders never quit transformation programs. This article argues: Great leaders kill transformation programs the moment they stop creating business value. Finishing the wrong program is not perseverance. It is poor capital allocation.

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  16. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Why I Killed Transformation Programs, And Saved Millions.

    Conventional wisdom says: Great leaders never quit transformation programs. This article argues: Great leaders kill transformation programs the moment they stop creating business value. Finishing the wrong program is not perseverance. It is poor capital allocation.

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  17. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Why I Killed Transformation Programs, And Saved Millions.

    Conventional wisdom says: Great leaders never quit transformation programs. This article argues: Great leaders kill transformation programs the moment they stop creating business value. Finishing the wrong program is not perseverance. It is poor capital allocation.

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  18. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Why I Killed Transformation Programs, And Saved Millions.

    Conventional wisdom says: Great leaders never quit transformation programs. This article argues: Great leaders kill transformation programs the moment they stop creating business value. Finishing the wrong program is not perseverance. It is poor capital allocation.

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  19. TechnologyTrends @technologytrends60.wordpress.com@technologytrends60.wordpress.com ·

    Why I Killed Transformation Programs, And Saved Millions.

    Conventional wisdom says: Great leaders never quit transformation programs. This article argues: Great leaders kill transformation programs the moment they stop creating business value. Finishing the wrong program is not perseverance. It is poor capital allocation.

    technologytrends60.wordpress.c

  20. Just a feeling, but I think there might be a slight disconnect between the sales team and our delivery teams. Managing expectations is a vital skill.

    I'm always on Team Yellow! 👨‍💻

    #EnterpriseIT #Outsourcing #Agile #Scrum #ScrumTeam #dev #developer #coding #IT

  21. Just a feeling, but I think there might be a slight disconnect between the sales team and our delivery teams. Managing expectations is a vital skill.

    I'm always on Team Yellow! 👨‍💻

    #EnterpriseIT #Outsourcing #Agile #Scrum #ScrumTeam #dev #developer #coding #IT

  22. Just a feeling, but I think there might be a slight disconnect between the sales team and our delivery teams. Managing expectations is a vital skill.

    I'm always on Team Yellow! 👨‍💻

    #EnterpriseIT #Outsourcing #Agile #Scrum #ScrumTeam #dev #developer #coding #IT

  23. Just a feeling, but I think there might be a slight disconnect between the sales team and our delivery teams. Managing expectations is a vital skill.

    I'm always on Team Yellow! 👨‍💻

    #EnterpriseIT #Outsourcing #Agile #Scrum #ScrumTeam #dev #developer #coding #IT

  24. Just a feeling, but I think there might be a slight disconnect between the sales team and our delivery teams. Managing expectations is a vital skill.

    I'm always on Team Yellow! 👨‍💻

    #EnterpriseIT #Outsourcing #Agile #Scrum #ScrumTeam #dev #developer #coding #IT

  25. RT @AravSrinivas: Auf ihrem Höhepunkt wurde Sun Microsystems auf 205 Milliarden US-Dollar geschätzt (394 Milliarden US-Dollar inflationsbereinigt). Das Unternehmen verkaufte Software für Enterprise-Server. Durch Linux, x86-Architektur und Standard-Hardware wurde das Geschäftsmodell disruptiert. Letztendlich wurde Sun an Oracle für 7,4 Milliarden US-Dollar verkauft, was einem Verlust von 96 % des Unternehmenswerts entspricht. Open-Source-Modelle, die auf lokaler Hardware laufen, könnten angesichts der aktuellen Entwicklungen einen ähnlichen Einfluss haben.

    mehr auf Arint.info

    #EnterpriseIT #Innovation #OpenSource #Oracle #SunMicrosystems #TechHistory #arint_info

    https://x.com/AravSrinivas/status/2078189971723231567#m

  26. RT @AravSrinivas: Auf ihrem Höhepunkt wurde Sun Microsystems auf 205 Milliarden US-Dollar geschätzt (394 Milliarden US-Dollar inflationsbereinigt). Das Unternehmen verkaufte Software für Enterprise-Server. Durch Linux, x86-Architektur und Standard-Hardware wurde das Geschäftsmodell disruptiert. Letztendlich wurde Sun an Oracle für 7,4 Milliarden US-Dollar verkauft, was einem Verlust von 96 % des Unternehmenswerts entspricht. Open-Source-Modelle, die auf lokaler Hardware laufen, könnten angesichts der aktuellen Entwicklungen einen ähnlichen Einfluss haben.

    mehr auf Arint.info

    #EnterpriseIT #Innovation #OpenSource #Oracle #SunMicrosystems #TechHistory #arint_info

    https://x.com/AravSrinivas/status/2078189971723231567#m

  27. RT @AravSrinivas: Auf ihrem Höhepunkt wurde Sun Microsystems auf 205 Milliarden US-Dollar geschätzt (394 Milliarden US-Dollar inflationsbereinigt). Das Unternehmen verkaufte Software für Enterprise-Server. Durch Linux, x86-Architektur und Standard-Hardware wurde das Geschäftsmodell disruptiert. Letztendlich wurde Sun an Oracle für 7,4 Milliarden US-Dollar verkauft, was einem Verlust von 96 % des Unternehmenswerts entspricht. Open-Source-Modelle, die auf lokaler Hardware laufen, könnten angesichts der aktuellen Entwicklungen einen ähnlichen Einfluss haben.

    mehr auf Arint.info

    #EnterpriseIT #Innovation #OpenSource #Oracle #SunMicrosystems #TechHistory #arint_info

    https://x.com/AravSrinivas/status/2078189971723231567#m

  28. Memory earnings season opened with numbers that would have been typos three years ago: $61 billion in quarterly operating profit at Samsung, $41.5 billion in revenue at Micron against $9.3 billion a year earlier. Q3 contract talks point to DRAM rising another 13–30%, NAND 10–40%.

    The more interesting shift is the forecast horizon. On the day of its $26.5 billion Nasdaq debut — the largest ever US listing by a foreign company — SK hynix called 2027 the worst supply year in the industry's history and said demand will outrun capacity beyond 2030. Customers reportedly asked for five to six times as much supply; some offered to buy the fab equipment outright. Meanwhile, wafer allocation keeps tilting toward HBM, leaving standard DDR4/DDR5 undersupplied and pushing buyers into the secondary market.

    The full Q3 market update, including the case for skepticism about that 2030 forecast:

    buysellram.com/blog/market-upd

  29. Microsoft has built a bouncer for Teams meetings. There is now a literal velvet rope for bots. 'Suspected threats' is an actual lobby category. We are so back to nightclub access control as enterprise IT policy

    #MicrosoftTeams #AIBots #EnterpriseIT #DigitalSovereignty #InfoSec #DataPrivacy #M365 #BotDetection #TechHumour #SovereignAuditor

  30. Microsoft has built a bouncer for Teams meetings. There is now a literal velvet rope for bots. 'Suspected threats' is an actual lobby category. We are so back to nightclub access control as enterprise IT policy

    #MicrosoftTeams #AIBots #EnterpriseIT #DigitalSovereignty #InfoSec #DataPrivacy #M365 #BotDetection #TechHumour #SovereignAuditor

  31. Microsoft has built a bouncer for Teams meetings. There is now a literal velvet rope for bots. 'Suspected threats' is an actual lobby category. We are so back to nightclub access control as enterprise IT policy

    #MicrosoftTeams #AIBots #EnterpriseIT #DigitalSovereignty #InfoSec #DataPrivacy #M365 #BotDetection #TechHumour #SovereignAuditor

  32. Microsoft has built a bouncer for Teams meetings. There is now a literal velvet rope for bots. 'Suspected threats' is an actual lobby category. We are so back to nightclub access control as enterprise IT policy

    #MicrosoftTeams #AIBots #EnterpriseIT #DigitalSovereignty #InfoSec #DataPrivacy #M365 #BotDetection #TechHumour #SovereignAuditor

  33. Micron posted record DRAM revenue but can fill only ~two-thirds of demand. Three reasons supply won't catch up: HBM eats the wafers, new fabs are years out, and output is pre-sold. Pulled server memory is now real supply.
    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry

  34. Micron posted record DRAM revenue but can fill only ~two-thirds of demand. Three reasons supply won't catch up: HBM eats the wafers, new fabs are years out, and output is pre-sold. Pulled server memory is now real supply.
    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry

  35. Micron posted record DRAM revenue but can fill only ~two-thirds of demand. Three reasons supply won't catch up: HBM eats the wafers, new fabs are years out, and output is pre-sold. Pulled server memory is now real supply.
    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry

  36. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  37. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  38. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  39. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-
    #DRAM #ServerMemory #ITAD #DataCenter #MemoryShortage #DDR5 #HBM #Micron #SKHynix #ITAssetDisposition #EnterpriseIT #SemiconductorIndustry #technology

  40. Micron just turned in a record fiscal quarter, but the number that matters for anyone who runs servers wasn't the revenue.

    DRAM average selling prices jumped into the low-60% range from the prior quarter while bit shipments barely moved. Price is doing the work because there aren't enough bits to ship. Micron says it can fill only about half to two-thirds of customer demand, with tight conditions past calendar 2027.

    So why can't the makers just build their way out? Three supply-side forces:

    HBM eats the wafers. It needs roughly 3x the silicon per bit of DDR5 (4x for HBM4), so as its share climbs, total bit output sags. 2026 DRAM bit growth is only about 16%.
    New fabs are years away. Micron's Idaho plant won't ship until late 2027; its New York fabs land around 2029 to 2030.
    What's made is pre-sold. Multi-year deals (Micron–Anthropic, plus Samsung and SK Hynix) lock volume off the open market.

    For IT teams retiring hardware, the DDR4 and DDR5 in decommissioned servers doesn't wait for a 2027 fab or sit behind a contract. It's available now, and one of the few sources of conventional DRAM many buyers can get.

    buysellram.com/blog/micron-q3-