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Thursday, 28 August 2008  The vision of convergence -- anytime, anywhere communications -- has been the holy grail of the telecom industry for almost 20 years in one form or another. Converged services combine voice, data and video and deliver them across a span of public, private, wired and wireless networks in a way that is seamless and consistent to the end user. The problem with holy grails is not so much that they're so hard to find, but what we might miss out on while we're looking for them.
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Wednesday, 14 May 2008  Since last year, "Green IT" has tipped over spectacularly in capturing the hearts, minds and maybe even wallets of IT managers and executives everywhere Therefore, in a true spirit of enquiry, I've started reading "Green to Gold". This is a 2006 book by Daniel Esty and Andrew Winston which some claim is the bible for businesses caught up in the current green craze.
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Friday, 11 April 2008  Between Xohm's delayed launch, the FCC quiet period affecting the 700MHz auction winners, and no huge product announcements, CTIA this year was fairly uneventful. The only exception was Richard Branson's keynote, during which he announced Virgle, Virgin and Google's JV to the stars.
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Monday, 17 March 2008  In this article from Network World, we see an interesting example of how when marketing hype meets physics, physics generally wins until someone clever enough comes along to solve the problem.
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Monday, 10 March 2008  During his keynote speech last month at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona John Chambers spoke of a shift Cisco is seeing from personalized communication to social networking. As Chambers put it, "it's no longer about you, it's about us.".
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Monday, 3 March 2008  I recently ran across a talk from Oglive One's Brian Featherstonhaugh and was impressed with his take on the traditional (and some might say outmoded) "4 P's of Marketing".
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