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IBM 000-581 exam has released its 2011 Tech Trends Report. It surveyed more than 4,000 Information Technology (IT) professionals from 93 countries and 25 industries who provided their views on future IT trends. The results also show a growing need for technical skills in the areas of business analytics, social business, mobile computing, open source technologies and cloud computing.Now, this week’s announcement from Big Blue is something new but, yet again, it is putting the tag of cloud computing of something that just isn’t cloud

IBM 000-581 exam has taken the Council’s existing data centre and virtualised it, thereby reducing the need for staff, cutting power consumption and removing a stack of hardware upgrades.It even stated categorically in the release this so-called ‘cloud’ had been “designed to incorporate existing hardware and software in order to be as cost-effective as possible.”We applaud a good virtualisation case study but – and here I agree with Marc Benioff – virtualisation is not cloud computing. Yes, it is a step on the journey and yes, you need it for a good cloud offering, but virtualisation on its own is just optimising the hardware you have.

I typically like to provide context around discussions with industry thought leaders and Executives of the Fortune 500. Yet some discussions should simply be left untouched and published as-is. It’s not a short article, but the insights around IBM’s 000-581 exam journey to becoming a Social Business is remarkable and a must read for those that are in charge of the Social Business program at their companies.IBM Communities can contain between 12 people and 50,000 people.IBM measures a lot of engagement activity beyond adoption metrics.