You know the expression “a picture is worth a thousand words?” Well, today’s missive can absolutely be best described by the photo of French sculptor Auguste Rodin’s “Le Penseur” (The Thinker). In case you missed it, Steven Sinofsky showed off the latest version of Microsoft’s venerable Windows operating system, code named “Windows 8″ to [...] Enterprise Mobility Vendors
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Where Is The Line Drawn In What Defines a Mobile Operating System?
You know the expression “a picture is worth a thousand words?” Well, today’s missive can absolutely be best described by the photo of French sculptor Auguste Rodin’s “Le Penseur” (The Thinker). In case you missed it, Steven Sinofsky showed off the latest version of Microsoft’s venerable Windows operating system, code named “Windows 8″ to [...] Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility with Todd DeLaughter
Welcome back to the latest edition of Inside Looking Out. We had the opportunity to sit down at the Las Vegas airport with Todd Delaughter, CEO of Mformation after he participated in a Mobile Device Management session at Interop. We covered a broad range of topics, including mobile device management, tablets, ITSM and more. You [...] Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility with Bob Tinker (revisited)
Welcome back to the latest edition of Inside Looking Out. We had the opportunity to sit down in Orlando with Bob Tinker, CEO of MobileIron. If you recall, Bob sat down with us almost two years ago where we talked about trends in enterprise mobility. Two years is an eternity in enterprise mobility….so let’s see [...] Recapping The Mobile Device Management and Security Session at Interop
I hate red-eye flights home from Las Vegas. As I get older, there’s a real reason why it’s called a red-eye. The flight home, your typical jam packed flight where we humans impersonate sardines, had its own uniqueness that is probably not appropriate to share on this site. But in any case, another week, and [...] Holy Partnership Batman! Microsoft and RIM Deepen Their Relationship
What a week. Hello from the airport lounge at Orlando International Airport….one of the most G*d awful airports in the world IMO. Anyone who flies here regularly can attest to the complete dysfunction that is the security lines. Having completed BlackBerry World 2011, I can finally come up for air. It’s been an incredible few [...] Holy Buyout Batman! RIM Gets Into Cross Platform Mobile Device Management
Hello from beautifully sunny Orlando. I’m here for BlackBerry World – Research in Motion’s annual conference. I’ve been attending what they call Capital Markets Day, where a number of executives share with the analyst community what’s going on at RIM. Right before the all day session began, RIM announced that it had acquired Ubitexx, a [...] Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility with Glenn Gerlach
Welcome to the latest edition of Inside Looking Out. This past week, we had the opportunity to chat with Glenn Gerlach at CTIA. Glenn (a.k.a. G2), is a Senior Mobility Strategist in Microsoft’s Mobile Computing Business division. The Enterprise Mobility Foundation: Hi Glenn. Thanks for taking the time to speak with us today. I’m always in [...] An Open Letter To Microsoft on Enterprise Mobility
Friends, Redmondians, Enterprise Mobility countrymen. Lend me your ears. I come to praise Microsoft and Windows Phone 7, not bury it. (How’s that for a way to play on a famous Shakespearian monologue?) Today, my friends, I offer to you an open letter to Microsoft. Dear Mr. Ballmer and Mr. Lees, As an avid – [...] Inside Looking Out: An Executive View on Enterprise Mobility With Julie Palen (revisited)
Welcome back to the latest edition of Inside Looking Out. Last week I got to sit down once again with Julie Palen. Julie is the Sr. VP for Mobile Device Management at Tangoe. Much like another recent interview, I wanted to sit down once again with Julie to see how she felt our world of [...] New Speculation Around Microsoft and Nokia
I must admit that today, I was hoping to provide some commentary on Steve Ballmer’s CES keynote – particularly around anything that he was planning on saying regarding tablets/smartpads. Too bad Mr. Ballmer chose to completely overlook this emerging market during his high profile presentation. That was a bit of a drag and an even [...] 
