Walt Mossberg, consumer technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal, called large corporate IT departments “the most regressive and poisonous force in technology today.” He was giving a speech to 250 university presidents.
Walt Mossberg, consumer technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal, called large corporate IT departments “the most regressive and poisonous force in technology today.” He was giving a speech to 250 university presidents.
Geeze Walt, that wasn’t nice at all.
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