Rob Enderle

I’m at the BlackBerry annual Security Summit event in New York and this is a real treat for me. BlackBerry’s CEO, John Chen, is one of the more

As some of you likely recall, I used to run an acquisition clean-up team for a time at IBM. Since then, I’ve consulted on acquisitions and been part of

I was briefed last week on a fascinating idea: Intel provides the CPU and much of the package technology and AMD provides a custom graphics core

I had an interesting discussion with Enrique Lores, the head of HP’s printer division, last week. He gave me the background on the November 1st

I’ve been having a lot of interesting discussions with the PC vendors of late and all of them are scratching their heads about Windows 10 rollout delays.

One of the first security meetings I had when I joined IBM and took over part of the responsibility for security audits for my division was on passwords.

When we talk about women being underpaid, I think what we are discussing is that women are paid less to do a job that a man is paid more for. Since we

This morning in The Washington Post, I read yet another wrongheaded article, this one titled “What Silicon Valley Gets Wrong About Universal Basic

I was at Dell’s big IoT coming out party, which had many working examples, but one really stood out for me. You see, I grew up spending my winters on a

I’m at Dell’s IQT day. The IQ means, in this case, intelligence quotient and, as you’d expect, this is less about connecting stuff and more about pulling

At the Google Pixel 2 phone announcement, which likely should have been “Google Announces Its Strategy to Put Apple out of Business” given that it

Apple is starting to look like a train wreck this quarter. We have iPhone 8s falling apart, we have iPhone Xs that are already running into parts