I'm continuing the trend on my lunch-time videos, watching more O'Reilly stuff, and today was
Mark Masterson's presentation at OSCON. He does a really interesting job of breaking down how enterprises balance the adoption of new technologies with risk avoidance. The upshot, to me, was that risk calculations are based on the probability of failure, times the cost of failure -- so if you can't reduce the probability of failure, virtualization can certainly reduce the cost of failure. I hadn't seen it put so simply, before. Very interesting! (BTW, here is
Shanley Kane's post, that he references which I enjoyed.)
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