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Comments: 3 +-   The Trouble with Virtualization: Cranky IT Staffs-> on Thursday January 03 2008, @10:19AM lgmac

Submitted by lgmac on Thursday January 03 2008, @10:19AM
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lgmac writes "A new survey on enterprises' results from virtualization to date shows that the ROI is spreading a lot of love. What's killing the party? Political squabbles among IT staffers, fighting for turf after being forced to work together in new ways. Seems some people still don't know how to play nicely with others."
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  • If they are all stupid fools, who do not realize the brilliance of my plans?

    I'm not anti-social or anything. I just want to hang out in my rack room. Others can take a ticket for when I am prepared to deal with their insolence presumption of some right to communicate with me!

    I got into IT to talk to machines, not sit in meetings with a bunch of retards.


    • I got into IT to talk to machines, not sit in meetings with a bunch of retards.
      I always thought having the chance to interact with areas like marketing or sales could be some learning or interesting experience. I lost all hope after my first meeting with the sales executives of a technology company, but at least it made me a lot closer to my XP laptop.
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