Carl Weinschenk

Telecommunications networks were built with a lot of things in mind: Resisting meltdowns if traffic exceeds expected levels, transitioning as seamlessly

A key choice faced by businesses is whether to base their outreach, both to internal teams and to customers, on mobile apps or mobile websites.Adotas, an

A business had no excuse for not being prepared for hurricanes a decade ago. After Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane (and then Superstorm) Sandy, there is

Intel made news last month with the appointment of Brian Krzanich to replace retiring CEO Paul Otellini. The common wisdom was that the choice is aimed at

Machine to Machine communication (M2M) really is the next big thing. Linking almost anything to anything else – the other name for the category is

It was a short week for most of us, but that just means that the same amount of action is squeezed into less time. Here’s this week’s collection of

The latest quarterly numbers from IDC on the enterprise videoconferencing market are not good. The firm reports that equipment revenue declined 13.2

Many of the problems smartphone users experience are caused by the phones and not the networks on which they ride according to a report from Strand

The government, just like business, has to keep up with technological changes, but the feds are notoriously challenged when it comes to making significant

It wasn’t too long ago in people years – but quite a while in Internet and Web years, which are even faster than dog years – that Internet Explorer was

The clock is ticking toward a three-day weekend. A few more hours and most of the telecom and IT industries will take a well-deserved break. Before that

The 802.11 family of wireless standards has been an unprecedented success. That good fortune is expected to continue with the next iteration, 802.11ac.The