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  • Theoretically, the shift could diminish the value of single-vendor platforms.

    What The Cloud Above Obscures Inder Sidhu 2010

  • HP NAC, because it is tightly coupled to the HP switch management tool, does a good job of bridging the gap, as does Enterasys NAC, but these really are single-vendor exceptions.

    Network access control management: Pick your poison 2010

  • But the HTML5 specification has been emerging as a potential rival and eventual replacement for single-vendor technologies such as Flash and Silverlight.

    Microsoft Silverlight 4 tools released 2010

  • Until that year, GM outsourced almost all its technology to EDS, but in 2006 sought bids from other providers to get away from giant, single-vendor contracts.

    Firms Jockey for Space in Services Justin Scheck 2010

  • Until that year, GM outsourced almost all its technology to EDS, but in 2006 sought bids from other providers to get away from giant, single-vendor contracts.

    Firms Jockey for Space in Services Justin Scheck 2010

  • Some are point solutions, for example, focusing on just device management; other are single-vendor solutions, such as BlackBerry Enterprise Server and Microsoft's Systems Center Mobile Device Manager; still others are expanding to be more comprehensive.

    Mobility as a managed IT service 2010

  • Until that year, GM outsourced almost all its technology to EDS, but in 2006 sought bids from other providers to get away from giant, single-vendor contracts.

    Firms Jockey for Space in Services Justin Scheck 2010

  • As a separate, single-vendor solution it can be slow, buggy, hard to modify, and concentrates a lot of power into one company's hands.

    HTML5 Is Coming: Ignore It at Your Own Peril - Jim Louderback - MediaBizBloggers 2009

  • As it did in the 80's, Steve Jobs 'obsession with single-vendor control and market exclusivity is biting him in the butt again.

    Wired Top Stories 2008

  • In my latest Information Week column, I discuss the way that loose, single-vendor anti-copying systems like iTunes Music Store DRM are just as bad for the public (and even worse for the music industry) as tight, super-restrictive systems are:

    Boing Boing: July 23, 2006 - July 29, 2006 Archives 2006

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