by Jack Santos | January 25, 2012 | 2 Comments
I love how the fragmentation of communication is actually moving away from appropriate use, and moving to duplicative use, amplifying the total volume of messages on the planet — while real content or (more accurately) unique thought is growing in proportion to population growth – no small number by itself. This has probably been a [...]
Category: Cloud Future Predictions Tags: Cloud, consumerization, culture, IT relevance, mobility, network, Predictions, Wireless
by Jack Santos | June 3, 2011 | Comments Off
The recent spat of bad news about Nokia brings pause. Two years or so ago I met with the CIO and staff, and presented them with dire predictions. If it wasn’t mid-winter, they would have thrown me in the lake. Even then I was prepared for an ice bath. But there was no question that [...]
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Category: Mobility Wireless Tags: 3g, culture, mobility, network, Wireless
by Jack Santos | March 14, 2011 | Comments Off
Kudos to the folks at Computerworld for having the strength of character to not have a huge wireless infrastructure at their Premier 100 event last week in Palm Springs. CIOs liked it. A lot. It was an opportunity, for 2 days, to focus. Unlike many events that greet you with a bank of PCs, and [...]
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Category: CIO issues Managment Tags: 3g, CIO, culture, management, network, Wireless
by Jack Santos | August 30, 2010 | Comments Off
Today’s Wall Street Journal had an article about he intense scrutiny Comcast is under for its purchase of NBC. An excerpt for Comcast’s filing stated: “Comcast, on the other hand, argues that Internet video won’t be a direct competitor to cable any time soon, removing any incentive for it to cut off online competitors’ access [...]
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Category: Applications Cloud Fun Predictions Tags: culture, Mergers, network, Predictions, Wireless
by Jack Santos | August 24, 2010 | Comments Off
A few months back I had a discussion (read: gentlemanly disagreement) with a colleague that was chastising me for having cut the cord – I was, at the time, all wireless all the time. Cell phone as a primary phone, separate iPhone with a tethered option, 3G card for the laptop, 3G/Wi-Fi router for guest access. [...]
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