Jon Oltsik

• Blogs
  Feb 18, 2011

  Final Musings From The RSA Conference
• Blogs
  Feb 18, 2011

  More from RSA
• Blogs
  Feb 17, 2011

  Random Thoughts from the RSA Conference
• research briefs
  Feb 11, 2011

  Research Brief: Virtual Machine Mobility Reality

  Industry rhetoric suggests that server virtualization is a critical component in an ongoing progression from internal IT to cloud computing. Over the long term this may be true, but ESG research indicates that most organizations are just getting started with advanced server virtualization functionality like virtual machine mobility and will likely take a measured approach toward increased utilization over time. ESG believes that the gap between industry vision and market reality could be harmful to all parties involved. To get more out of server virtualization investments, users must bolster IT training and vendors must sell products and services that fit market needs rather than marketing vision.

• Blogs
  Feb 10, 2011

  Cisco Financial Results Demonstrate Real Networking Competition -- Finally
• Blogs
  Feb 8, 2011

  Death Of An Industry Giant: Ken Olsen
• News
  Feb 7, 2011

  Hackers breach Nasdaq; trading systems not affected - SC Magazine US
• Blogs
  Feb 7, 2011

  NASDAQ Hack Just Another Example of Cyber Security Vulnerabilities
• Blogs
  Feb 2, 2011

  It's Time To Re-Examine Endpoint Security
• Blogs
  Jan 31, 2011

  Public Cloud Concerns
• Blogs
  Jan 25, 2011

  Identity and Networking
• Blogs
  Jan 24, 2011

  Attention RSA Conference: Let's Not Dwell on Cloud Security!
• Blogs
  Jan 20, 2011

  Big Network Security Investments -And Market Opportunities - Ahead
• research briefs
  Jan 19, 2011

  Research Brief: 2011 Security Spending Trends

  ESG research indicates that most midmarket and enterprise organizations will increase security spending in 2011. While spending in traditional areas like network security, desktop security, and web/messaging security will remain dominant, ESG also sees pockets of spending for mobile security, identity and access management, and information assurance. Many organizations want to add security staff within IT, but will likely find a shortage of available talent, opening the market for managed security services. Beyond these mainstream areas, creative vendors will find opportunities in server virtualization security, risk management, and security automation.

• research briefs
  Jan 19, 2011

  Research Brief: 2011 Networking Spending Trends

  According to ESG’s 2011 IT spending intentions survey, nearly half of all organizations will increase networking spending in 2011—good news for networking companies like Blue Coat, Cisco, Extreme Networks, F5, HP, Juniper Networks, and Riverbed. Survey respondents’ highest spending priority is network security, followed by network management, WLAN, and IP telephony. Aside from increasing spending on networking technologies, one-third of organizations adding IT staff in 2011 also plan to hire additional network administrators, making networking one of the top five areas of IT hiring need in 2011.

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