Over the past year I’ve been fascinated by the way business interactions and processes weave their way in-between the on-line and off-line worlds. Digital has become the default format for the majority of business data as so much of our interaction and data creation now happens on-line (even if that is mostly via email). That said, it [...]
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Benjamin Ellis & I spent Saturday at Tweetcamp. For those not in the know, Tweetcamp is an unconference all about Twitter, its uses and its implications. Around two hundred people spent the day talking about a wide range of subjects, from Real Time News to implications for Privacy, from how they personally use twitter to machines [...]
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There is a huge interest in tablet devices in the enterprise space, and that is certainly apparent here at the Orange Business Services Live event. I’ve blogged about Tablets in the Enterprise before, more than once in fact! If you have been following the space, you can’t have missed the discussion around RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook [...]
Read 'Playing with the PlayBook' >>I am definitely not an Apple fan boy. In fact, even though I’ve been a long-time mac user, I’ve earnt myself a bit of a reputation as an iPad hater. However, one thing Apple have done really well recently is to popularise the tablet format. Tablet computing devices are by no means new. The Windows [...]
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A little while back the kindly folks at WOMWorldNokia lent me a Nokia N900. It’s a monster of a phone, and I was seriously impressed with it – It’s like having a desktop computer in the palm of your hand. For me it is a pointer to the future of phones; powerful handheld computing platforms. [...]
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