Companies’ communications strategies must be agile in a rapidly evolving market
Most of the recent attention in the 4G sector has been garnered by Long Term Evolution (LTE), the strangely named technology that is being rolled out by AT&T and Verizon Wireless , among other p... More >
It's been apparent for a long time that the fate of the big carriers will be determined by how well they do in wireless. Still, It's striking to consider how quickly the emphasis has shifted. Quarter... More >
The introduction of the iPad reinforces the idea that the mobile space is chaotic and can be disrupted by breakthrough products and dynamic changes in the underlying platforms. Nobody knows what is ... More >
It’s clear that the home of the 21st century will be wired and networked. Preparing for this must be a central theme for folks who write corporate policies for people who work at home and the decisio... More >
Common sense says that it will only be a matter of time before VoIP finds a home on 3G networks. But, according to this GigaOm piece , it isn't such a sure thing, at least in the short term. Writes ... More >
When they were in school, engineers and executives of telecommunications companies probably did like the rest of us and waited until the last minute to write papers and study for tests. Perhaps they ... More >
Avaya’s close embrace of the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) in its roadmap, which features the integration of the holdings of Nortel Enterprise Solutions that it won at auction late last year, di... More >
One of the pithier sayings in the tech world is that the pioneers are the ones with the arrows in their backs. The people and companies that step forward with the greatest innovations are in the most... More >
The fate of smartphones in the enterprise still is a bit fuzzy. Certainly, many are there and others will move in at an accelerating pace. The question, which has been asked since Research in Motion... More >
The e-reader category was hot at the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this month in Las Vegas. The category really extends over the worlds of e-readers , e-ink and e-paper . These are dis... More >
Blair Pleasant, the President and Principal Analyst of COMMfusion and Co-Founder of UCStrategies, used her No Jitter blog this week to take a look at how well the industry fulfilled her 2009 unifie... More >
Two weeks ago, while I was preparing the piece that ultimately was headlined Unifying Unified Communications for ITBE’s site Unified Communications Edge, Radvision vice president Robert Romano said... More >
Two of the underlying and interrelated issues with which the wireless industry has to deal as the economy slowly improves is how to handle the explosive growth in traffic and how to consistently impr... More >
The inclusion of Wi-Fi on cellular devices is central to the drive to convergence in the big picture. And, on day-to-day basis, it's a simple way for mobile widget owners to access a tremendous amoun... More >
Two of my co-bloggers -- Wayne Rash and Sue Marquette Poremba – take on smartphone management and security at CTO Edge and here at IT Business Edge, respectively. Wayne highlights the many mov... More >
Verizon has made some good decisions during the past few years. That manifested itself in relatively good performance during the recession and a pretty good outlook going forward. Verizon, fac... More >
There are stories that just have to be done, such as a radio standup from a railway platform on the morning of the coldest day of the year. ("Yup, it's pretty darn cold up here, Bob. Back to you guys... More >
With the Nexus One announcement , a prediction for 2010 already is on its way to fulfillment: The gradual transition from a predominantly wired to predominantly wireless world will enter a phase in w... More >
While high-profile smartphones – the iPhone, the Droid, the Palm Pre and the rest of the gang – get the lion’s share of attention, it’s important to remember that the bulk of phones are not too smart... More >
The success of Avatar 3D may accelerate the move to 3D home entertainment. This is an important issue for service providers and carriers. For them, 3D means great increases in the bandwidth they wo... More >

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