Pay to play: The vendor / analyst mating dance
Some industry analysts contribute to IT failures by creating mismatched expectations between customers and vendors. Here's how that happens.
Some industry analysts contribute to IT failures by creating mismatched expectations between customers and vendors. Here's how that happens.
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Today, thanks to flaws in AT&T's service, I'm at risk for identity theft along with 114,000 other iPad owners.
The Census Bureau's $600 million custom-handheld initiative has finally been scrapped. The upshot: the 2010 census will now cost $3 billion more than planned. Guess those pesky handheld computers are a bit too complicated, so it's back to paper and pencil methods.Let's parse the official press release, translating government-speak into plain English.
This morning, while sitting in a coffee shop enjoying green tea, my mobile phone rang. It was a research analyst from India, working on a report about CRM and ERP systems, who wanted to discuss project failures.
Google recently chose to exit its video sale and rental business, leaving paid customers with nothing. Now, in yet another confidence-battering move, Google has pulled some of the so-called phone numbers for life offered by its Grand Central team, with almost no warning to customers.
Watch this engaging panel discussion on trends in consumer technology and their impact on the enterprise.
The Chairman of Nokia explains how the iPhone and Android disrupted this iconic mobile phone company and what they did to survive. He also shares the inside story of negotiating with Steve Ballmer to sell the company to Microsoft. It's a crucial tale for anyone interested in transformation.
Steve Jobs is gone and Apple is lost. It's time for the company to push new and great products into the market at a faster pace.
The journey from iPad to Android and back again left wonderful apps in its wake. Here are ten of my favorites.