Carl Weinschenk

How the FCC's Redefinition of Broadband Will Kill Cubicle Culture Since engineers are not marketers, dramatic differences in functionality sometimes are

Developing Tech: What's Next? One of the challenges of modern telecommunications is that the big labels that people give trends and emerging platforms

Six Reasons Why CES Should Scare the Hell out of Network Administrators Vertical Systems Group’s research on the growth of fiber penetration in commercial

It is easy to categorize wearables in the enterprise as simply a variation or next step in Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). It is, however, a bit more

It seems that Comcast is reconciled to the fact that regulators won’t decide on its agreed-upon acquisition of Time Warner Cable until summer. Originally,

Considerations for Maintaining Critical Business Continuity The ability of copper to transport data at fast enough speeds to keep them in the modern

Fifteen Wi-Fi Predictions for 2015 One of the great dividing lines between wireless technologies is which spectrum they use. The distance over which

At certain points, it makes sense to just stand back and think about what technology has brought about. This is one such time: Delphi, an auto parts

How the FCC's Redefinition of Broadband Will Kill Cubicle Culture The cable industry has a tremendous amount at stake as it begins rolling out the next

Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2015 Internet Explorer, which not too long ago in conventional terms controlled close to 100 percent of the browser

Capitalizing on Big Data: Analytics with a Purpose At some point, folks will have to stop introducing IBM Watson as the computer that beat human Jeopardy!

The Impact of Mobility on the Enterprise The biggest news of the week actually was a follow up. On February 26, the Federal Communications Commission