Rob Enderle

6 Ways to Design and Implement Effective Mobile Enterprise Apps One of the interesting products in market is the HP Elite X3, largely because it is the only phone that tries to make Microsoft Continuum actually work. But for those who have used the device, it falls short of its promise, due to low performance […]

Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2017 If we get one thing out of the Trump presidency, it is that we’ll all have a ton to write about. This week’s comment from Donald Trump that a $4B refresh on Air Force One is stupid hit a note with me because I’ve seen a lot of […]

BlackBerry largely came to market as an enhanced pager company with an idea that now seems obvious: that pagers should be bi-directional and be able to send messages back. Even today, most think of BlackBerry as a largely failed smartphone firm relegated to the dustbin, along with PALM. In fact, while BlackBerry’s phone lines have […]

5 Characteristics Professional IT Consultants Must Possess Two massive dangers can turn analytics from an incredibly useful tool into a substantial liability: data corruption and confirmation bias. We saw both start to play out over the weekend when U.S. President Elect Donald Trump tweeted that he should have won the popular vote but didn’t due […]

On my quest to give folks topics to discuss in the U.S. during the Thanksgiving break this week, let me propose a set of questions surrounding Trump and technology, followed by my responses. Technology is very relevant right now, because it could actually help accomplish things like building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, […]

I know a lot of folks who are dreading Thanksgiving. Most are Democrats on their way to visit their relatives who overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump. I tend to avoid this kind of problem, largely by choosing not to travel over the holidays and paying someone to fix my wife and me a nice dinner. […]

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich recently made the controversial statement that data is the new oil. The implication is that data is trending and gaining in power. However, I’d argue that data has always had the potential to be more powerful than oil and that what is changing isn’t its value but our ability to make […]

2017 and Beyond: How Digital Innovation Will Impact the World This week is artificial intelligence (AI) week, and all week we’ll be seeing announcement after announcement from artificial intelligence vendors about improved performance and capability in AI technology. More important to me is how this will change our lives. I spent some time last week […]

Over the past several days, I’ve seen some hopeful things about Donald Trump, at least with regard to technology. First, he clearly pivoted based on a very different approach to analytics during the last days of the election, which showcased that he got that none of the polling research coming out of the research houses […]

10 Trends Making Enterprise App Stores Work When Deloitte Global looked at what devices millennials prefer to use, its survey found that they spend most of their time on smartphones, but PCs are where they do their work; tablets only get occasional use (full survey here). When it comes to getting things done, they prefer […]

5 Ways CFOs Can Implement an Effective Cybersecurity Strategy I’ve been thinking back on my conversation with a cybersecurity pro named Stuart that I covered earlier in “The Frightening State of Unseen Security Breaches,” and his approach to not just protect the file and email servers but wrap everything with monitoring. The one thing that […]

5 DDoS Myths Debunked I get a semi-regular update from Varonis on what it’s seeing in accounts, and this last briefing was particularly frightening. So much so that I asked to speak to one of the firm’s customers, which had uniquely moved its implementation of Varonis’ tool, from IT management and compliance and email and […]