Carl Weinschenk

Developing Tech: What's Next? One question that underlies much of what is discussed in the telecommunications and IT world is whether the end game is a

How the FCC's Redefinition of Broadband Will Kill Cubicle Culture One reason that it is prudent to not get too excited when a merger or acquisition is

2015: A Big Year for Cloud Computing The time between when a big deal is made and when its impact is felt can be interminable. The deal can go off track

The Impact of Mobility on the Enterprise This excerpt from a Network World story is what at least the beginning of success looks like for the folks who

The Impact of Mobility on the Enterprise The word on the street for the past few years has been that insecurities in the mobile world would lead to

Five Ways Big Data Can Turn Health Data into Actionable Insights IBM made a significant move into the health care sector with six announcements at the

Developing Tech: What's Next? Slowly but surely, 5G – the next cellular standard – is finding its way into the news. It’s a long road before 5G is

Five Tips for Closing the Enterprise Mobility Gap Three separate incidents add up to a bad few weeks for phone companies’ public relations outreach and

Cable operators have shown a great tenacity during the past several years. They have morphed from being one-trick video ponies to providers of voice,

I posted a short note a few weeks ago about a trip taken by a driverless car from San Francisco to New York City. The trek, which was sponsored by Delphi

Developing Tech: What's Next? One of Google’s side businesses seems to be providing agita to telecommunications executives. The best example is Google

The Impact of Mobility on the Enterprise The cable business is predicated on franchises awarded by municipalities, which leads operators to focus their