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Jim Doherty
Jim Doherty has more than 17 years of marketing and engineering experience in technology companies. He has held leadership positions for Ixia, Certes Networks, Cisco Systems, and Ericsson Mobile. Jim also co-authored the "Networking Simplified" book series, with multiple titles including ones on Cisco Networking and WiFi security. He is a former U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant, with an electrical engineering degree plus a MBA degree from Duke. Jim and his wife Katie live in Raleigh, NC with their two children Samantha and Conor.

Bare-metal servers for button-push database-as-a-service

Enterprises’ demand flexibility, scalability and efficiency to keep up with the demands of their customers — while maintaining the bottom line. To solve this, they’re running to cloud infrastructure services to both cut costs and take advantage of cutting-edge technology innovations. Clouds have brought simplicity and ease of use to infrastructure management. However, with this […]

Percona Live Amsterdam Recap

This year’s Percona Live for Europe proved to be a turning point for the conference. First and most obvious was the change of venue. After several years in London we decided to move the show to Amsterdam and we were quite pleased. The weather was not much different (it rained most of the time) but […]

Oracle license revenue and the MySQL ecosystem

Oracle was in the news recently with the story of its license revenue declining as much as 17% in the recent quarter. This is blamed on transitioning to the cloud in some publications, but others, such as Bloomberg and TechRepublic, look deeper, seeing open source software responsible for the bulk of it. Things are especially […]