by Robin Harris | Saturday, June 26, 2010 | Management, Security & Public Policy |
Greg Reyes, former CEO of Brocade, received a sentence of 18 months and a $15 million dollar fine for his conviction on 10 felony counts related to options backdating. Prosecutors had asked for 37 months and a $137 million dollar fine. Mr. Reyes was emotional at his...
by Robin Harris | Tuesday, March 30, 2010 | Security & Public Policy |
For an industry that stands to make billions of dollars on electronic health records (EHR) – if we can get people to use them – storage vendors are strangely passive on the issue of health privacy. Even the good guys like HP and NetApp are silent....
by Robin Harris | Monday, March 29, 2010 | Security & Public Policy |
In a 2nd trial, Brocade’s former CEO Gregory Reyes was convicted of 9 felony charges of fraud and making false statements. The jury deliberated for 4 days. The jury acquitted him of a conspiracy charge. Sentencing is set for June 24. His lawyer will appeal for a...
by Robin Harris | Monday, March 22, 2010 | Future Tech, Security & Public Policy |
The historic Health Care Reform that Congress passed last night puts America on a path to be competitive with every other industrialized nation. But it is good for the storage industry as well. Why? Electronic medical records As I noted back in ’06: Medical...
by Robin Harris | Sunday, May 24, 2009 | Off-Topic, Security & Public Policy |
Today is Memorial Day in America. For StorageMojo.com’s international visitors, this is the day Americans remember those who have fought for our liberty and our ideals. But many of our ideals are older than America. Others have shared them, beginning in ancient...
by Robin Harris | Monday, May 4, 2009 | Security & Public Policy |
Free the American worker! After a truly wretched New England winter, news that EMC’s David Donatelli is moving to HP’s sunnier climbs isn’t a total surprise. Nor is it surprising that EMC is trotting out its noncompete agreement to keep Dave from HP....
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