Mobile's Coming Costs Put CFOs on the Spot
The iPad/iPhone-driven BYOD trend means demand for mobile bandwidth is expanding exponentially. That's interesting as a reflection of the boom in mobile devices across consumer and enterprise markets,...
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Welcome, iPad HD: Office Equipment Star?
With the iPad 3 (or is it iPad HD) about to strike, a series of recently statistics -- disclosed in a wonderfully timely fashion -- illustrates just how much impact Steve Jobs's "Post PC" Apple device...
View ArticleWith iPad, Has Apple Won the Enterprise?
As Apple's [AAPL] latest iPad goes on sale in the U.S. and nine more countries at 8 a.m. Friday (March 16), it seems some of the biggest U.S. corporations will be joining consumers to get hold of some....
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CFOs Should Think Before They Leap -- At HTML5
Adding to the dizzying future technologies shopping list may not be ever so high on a CFO's list. But it might be a good time to think about HTML5 and its future implementations within your...
View ArticleAs CFO, What's Your Mobile Strategy?
Today I'm asking, "Do you have a mobile strategy?" And I don't mean a strategy to bring mobile products into your workplace, following the BYOD trend that's evolving so fast that it's already a given....
View ArticleHow to Fix iOS 7 Glitches
Since iOS 7 was released on Sept. 18, more than two-thirds of iOS users have upgraded to Apple's new mobile operating system, which introduced a new interface and a slew of new features. And while most...
View ArticleLet's Put a Brake on the Real Snoopers
Just how much control do individual Internet users have over the personal data collected by the big tech companies? The hand-wringing over government snooping has been warranted, but this is the...
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2014: Does Apple Still Look Doomed?
It's been a tough year for Apple. Company critics have been relentless in talking against it at every move. Calls for the removal of CEO Tim Cook have arisen, along with chatter claiming that the...
View ArticleMicrosoft, the Wallflower
Microsoft is disappearing. It isn't going away, exactly. It's more like a party guest who slinks off to hide in the coatroom. The once-ubiquitous company is preparing for a future in which it's still...
View ArticleHas Samsung Stalled?
There are multiple signals suggesting that the world's biggest smartphone maker, Samsung, is losing momentum.On the surface, things seem great. Samsung dominates smartphone market share, accounting for...
View ArticleSo WhatsApp, Facebook?
Depending on whom you speak to, Facebook's $19 billion purchase of WhatsApp is either a stroke of brilliance or a colossal waste of money -- but mobile phone firms face both threat and opportunity as...
View ArticleWearable Computing Means the Death of the Smartphone
Wearables are the next big thing, analysts and industry watchers say. But are they right?[ Wearable Computers: The Next Generation ][ Will Wearable Technology Kill the Smartphone? ]Take your pick of...
View ArticleThe Technology World's Sexism Needs to End
The technology industry is sexist, and it will take years before endemic discrimination dissolves.In fact, it might take decades. A Deloitte report cites Catalyst CEO Ilene H. Lang, who suggests that,...
View ArticleBankers Beware: Technology is Going to Get You (and None of Us Will Care)
Technology is about to transform the banking sector. A September 2013 Aite Group survey of business users showed that many of them already use alternatives to banks, for everything from electronic...
View ArticleThe Apple/IBM Deal: iOS Claims the IoT
The deal between Apple and IBM isn't just about selling iPhones to the enterprise -- it creates a foundation from which both can build their presence in the evolution of the Internet of Things. The...
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View ArticleHow to Fix iOS 7 Glitches
Since iOS 7 was released on Sept. 18, more than two-thirds of iOS users have upgraded to Apple's new mobile operating system, which introduced a new interface and a slew of new features. And while most...
View ArticleLet's Put a Brake on the Real Snoopers
Just how much control do individual Internet users have over the personal data collected by the big tech companies? The hand-wringing over government snooping has been warranted, but this is the...
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2014: Does Apple Still Look Doomed?
It's been a tough year for Apple. Company critics have been relentless in talking against it at every move. Calls for the removal of CEO Tim Cook have arisen, along with chatter claiming that the...
View ArticleMicrosoft, the Wallflower
Microsoft is disappearing. It isn't going away, exactly. It's more like a party guest who slinks off to hide in the coatroom. The once-ubiquitous company is preparing for a future in which it's still...
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