Carl Weinschenk

As always, there was a lot of interesting and valuable information on the Web this week. At the highest level, the issue is that a tremendous number of

The comparison on broadband speeds between the United States and the rest of the world has consistently raised yellow flags for the red, white and blue.

Gartner’s conclusion that the number of enterprise application stores is dramatically increasing is anything but a surprise. Ideas that make sense tend to

In many cases, we do things or face situations that are incredibly inefficient without thinking about them. That’s human nature. Once a new approach is

There was no shortage of interesting surveys and studies during the past week. The theme – as often is the case – is the rapid growth and quickly changing

One fairly universal consensus coming out of BlackBerry’s announcements last week – new OS, new/old name, two new handsets – is that its fate is closely

I am not as cynical about the government as many folks. Though there are many blunders and miscalculations – and a thief or two here and there – it is

There are several interesting things to consider in the responses to a survey done by Harris Interactive on behalf of Ricoh Americas.The survey, which was

Valuable studies and surveys are released every week. For the week of Jan. 28-Feb. 1, compelling research looked at mobility, bring your own device (BYOD)

One unremarked upon phenomenon of the modern age of telecommunications is that it is event-based. A big part of success is putting on a good launch show.

Just about everything about the telecommunications and enterprise networking industries is in the throes of great change. Planners are dealing with such

The 802.11 family of wireless specifications has been a resounding success. Indeed, it is no exaggeration to say that these protocols are to a large