Compuware Gomez to Present Webinar “Five Best Practices for Blazing Fast Web Site Performance” Featuring Analyst Mike Gualtieri

Two New Restaurants Coming to Compuware Building

Compuware Gomez Debuts Industry-first Solutions for Multi-Browser Web Performance Management and Load Testing Mobile and Web Applications

In the continuing quest for a fully virtualized data center, IT professionals have a new tool that promises to dramatically simplify the journey: the Vblock from the Virtual Computing Environment Coalition (VCE)

Our favorite geeks are coming back ! Discover how Vblock delivers pre-engineered, integrated, and tested IT infrastructure that combines storage, compute, hypervisor, management, and security into a single, highly virtualized and standardized platform.
This 60-minute TechWiseTV episode on air tomorrow Thursdau March 4  explores this latest advancement in unified computing and shows how it will make it easier for organizations to build out data centers.

For registration and agenda visit here

For a quick overview of VBlock and VCE efforts

Compuware Positioned in “Leaders” Quadrant in the Application Performance Monitoring Magic Quadrant

Based on a deluge of questions in my inbox, I guess its time to re-visit the perilous topic of equipment testing again.  As I recently noted, you can have rigorously designed tests executed in a conscientious manner that may still only provide an incomplete picture at best.  And sometimes you get tests that reveal more about the tester than the actual product that was purportedly being tested.

In case you missed it, a competitor recently released a report they commissioned that shows that their blade system offered better throughput than the Cisco UCS because of what they proposed was an inherent design flaw—over-subscription of the blade uplinks from each server.  Unfortunately for them, it was their test plan that was flawed, not our UCS architecture

The fundamental fault with the test was it was conducted with a mis-configured Cisco UCS.  Essentially, the testing firm matched a normally running system from our competitor against a Cisco UCS in its failover state.

Compuware to Present at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media & Telecom Conference 2010

Luxury Link Speeds Web Page Load Times Using Compuware Gomez

Compuware-Ponemon Benchmark Study Identifies the Most Prominent Vulnerabilities to Privacy, Data Security in Financial Services

Detroit News just published an article on the decrease in divorces because of the recession - a national trend, and an increase in pro se divorces in Detroit, also a national trend. The article discussed the possibility that law firms could offer "unbundled legal services" as a way of reducing the cost of divorce, but apparently there are very few Michigan law firms that provide this kind of limited legal service.

One law firm in Michigan that is pioneering in offering a reasonably priced limited legal service for divorcing couples over the Internet is Calibre Law, PLC at  Michigan Virtual Law, one of the law firm;s in the DirectLaw network.  Calibre is Michigan’s first virtual law firm.  Calibre offers no-fault divorce forms with legal advice for a reasonable fixed fee.

Calibre Law is lead by Edward F. Hudson II. a litigator with experience in estate planning, family law, and small business disputes. Based in Royal Oak, Michigan and launched only a few months ago, Attorney Hudson, plans to have an impact on making legal services affordable throughout the entire Detroit metropolitan area.