Phillip Windley
Contributing Writer
Phillip J. Windley is an enterprise architect in the Office of the CIO at Brigham Young University and Chair of the Sovrin Foundation, a non-profit building a global, public network for self-sovereign identity. Windley blogs at Windley’s Technometria.
Windows on the Mac: Parallels vs. VMware Fusion, round 2
Both VMware Fusion 2.0 and Parallels Desktop 4.0 have made strides in bringing the Windows experience to the Mac
Product review: WARP your WAN for performance and reliability
FatPipe Networks' easy and flexible router clustering appliance makes the most of multiple WAN connections
Federating identity for the Web
User-centric innovations CardSpace and OpenID may finally bring the promise of federation within reach
Understanding OpenID and CardSpace
OpenID and CardSpace are at the forefront of user-centric identity. Here's how they work
Windows on the Mac: Parallels vs. VMware Fusion
Parallels Desktop and VMware Fusion let Mac lovers have their cake and run Windows too. Parallels pleases with richer tools, while Fusion is first for heavy-duty use
NextPage manages documents with a light touch
Unobtrusive document tracking fits smoothly into existing workflows to provide basic, no-frills management
Game plan for Team SOA
You need all the backing you can get, both personal and logistical, to get an SOA initiative off the ground
Teaming up for SOA
Governance policies chiseled in stone aren't SOA, they're DOA. Here's how to keep governance collaborative and effective
Capitalize on emerging collaboration options
Foregoing licenses in favor of emerging alternatives will free funds to train employees to collaborate effectively
KnowNow gives RSS a business-savvy shine
ESS 3.1.7 combines simplicity of RSS with solid management, data connections, desktop delivery
SOA management: Governance plus intermediaries
Management is what distinguishes SOA from a bucket of services. Here's how to publish and proxy services for a fully scalable system