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Opportunity Knocks

I spend a lot of my time at work working on problems. I am sure a lot of other people do the same thing whether they are working for large enterprises or small mom and pop operations. We all spend our time working on the latest problem and everything we do is framed as a problem. In my field it could be something large like how do we enable BYOD at our company to something small, how do I connect to this WiFi access point, but it’s always a problem. And this is one of our biggest issues with everything we do today, we think in problems as opposed to opportunities.

  • Oil and WaterJune 4, 2012

    I’m sitting here tonight typing this blog post on my iPad (editor’s note – post written late Thursday night/Friday morning). I try to write all my posts on…

  • Network, We don’t need no stinking network!May 31, 2012

    There was a spirited debate tonight set off by my last post about BYOD and the fact that while the device might be important, it is really about allowing the…

  • BYOD required for retention? Bollocks!!!May 30, 2012

    I sat in an interesting meeting today (this was actually written last night) with a couple of vendors whose stated goal was to talk about BYOD (Bring Your Own…

  • No, It’s really not a mobile ecosystem!May 29, 2012

    As my good friend (as a side note, I wrote goof first…he’s my goofy friend dammit) Benjamin Robbins decided to disagree with me about mobile ecosystems and by…

  • Do You Need A Mobile Ecosystem?May 24, 2012

    No matter what you read these days when it comes to mobility in the enterprise there always seems to be a section on building your mobile ecosystem. Usually…