Rob Enderle

This last week, we were once again reminded that lithium-ion batteries come with risks, as HP notified that it was proactively recalling defective

It seems odd to me that decades after our brilliant government came up with the idea that we could use discrimination to end it and created the EEOC, we

One of the interesting technologies being developed and sold behind the scenes is Corning’s HPFS (High Purity Fused Silica). This glass-based product uses

One of the issues with having both a consumer-focused business and an enterprise business is that folks who deal with enterprise decisions during the day

NVIDIA is moving from cars to construction equipment. Read about how 3D printing has inspired opportunities for automated construction equipment.

When living and operating in a market largely dominated by a vendor that isn’t you, the strategy you must deploy is one of focus. In the early days of

This week I’m on Maui at Qualcomm’s launch of the always connected PC. This is a major event because this is Qualcomm’s answer to Intel’s failed attempt

One of the things that makes how an analyst is supposed to approach a problem different is that we are expected to anticipate the future. When we make a

Both HP Inc. and its one-time parent, HPE, released financial reports this week.  Both did reasonably well on the top line but underneath that, HP Inc.

HR and unions largely are missioned to do the same thing, even though their backing and reasons for being are vastly different. But it is clear with the

Over the last few weeks, the informal rules surrounding workplace behavior changed far more than I think most people yet realize. We went from an

Bill Gates has purchased 25,000 acres of land in Arizona for his Smart City of Tomorrow.  It is one of several such efforts but the only one where I think