Microsoft
Microsoft Channel 9 »
Great demo of what Windows Phone 7 Series will be bringing to the smartphone market later this year. In fact, I think [...]
Either it's a slow news day at the Googleplex or someone felt the need to restate what (hopefully?) is [...]
It was bound to happen at some point, but I never would have guessed Google would be so ham-handed about [...]
This shouldn't surprise anyone, as they've consistently broadened their direct-to-consumer network [...]
IT Optimization
Why Technology Adoption Matters – part 3
This is a continuation of the article Deploying software is easy, but realizing value can be hard. Why technology adoption matters. In this article, I’m going to focus on the 3nd and largest segment. The Enterprise. When you think about the technologies your company is using right now, the ones that ‘help keep the lights [...]
Why technology adoption matters, Part 2
This is a continuation of the article Deploying software is easy, but realizing value can be hard. Why technology adoption matters. In an organization, there exists 3 core segments that IT and technology partners focus on and interact: Individuals, Workgroups and the Enterprise itself. Obviously the dynamics of a company can take a wall [...]
Deploying software is easy, but realizing value can be hard. Why technology adoption matters. Part 1
“Price is what you pay. Value is what you get” Warren Buffett In my career I’ve had the opportunity to witness a disturbing trend emerge of technology investments being orphaned within the enterprise post purchase or licensing. In too many instances, it becomes “shelfware” before the check can be cashed by the [...]
Apple
Poll: Multitasking on mobile »
As my company is now getting interest in how our projects display on the Apple mobile devices, I'm becoming more aware of the technical limitations. [Read More]
Mobility
Parody video from the Windows Phone 7 Series announcement. Let's all say it [...]
News
NYT Maps the Forest of Services »
Today’s NY Times has an article in the Bits section that attempts to define the services available from Apple, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo across a wide swatch of important technologies. It’s a curious matrix, and points out the risk of ambiguity charts like [Read More]