By R "Ray" Wang on January 12, 2021
Virtual CES Kicks Off The Conference Season For 2021 Source: R Wang This year’s CES will be all virtual as with all pandemic events. Last year they brought in more than 171,000 guests, 6500 press and media, and had almost 3 million net square feet of exhibits with 4419 exhibiting companies. As one of the […]
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By Louis Columbus on December 23, 2019
Microsoft, Apple, and IBM lead the world in hardware & software patent innovation according to PatentSight. Samsung, Johnson & Johnson, LG Electronics. Alphabet, Qualcomm, Ford, Intel, Microsoft, Sony, and VW are the ten most innovative companies in the world, according to PatentSight’s patent analytics research. Ford leads the global automotive industry in patent innovation, due […]
Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged apple, Fanuc, ford, ibm, intel, Johnson & Johnson, LG Electronics. Alphabet, Louis Columbus' blog, microsoft, Most innovative companies of 2019, Patents, PatentSight, Qualcomm, samsung, Sony, VW
By R "Ray" Wang on November 25, 2013
IBM Acquires Fiberlink (MaaS360) For Mobile Management And Security On November 13th, Blue Bell, PA based Fiberlink Communications signed a definitive agreement to be acquired by Armonk, NY based IBM for an undisclosed sum. Fiberlink has over 3500 clients in key verticals such as financial, retail, public sector, education, and healthcare. IBM expects to close […]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged @ibmmobilefirst, acquisition, acquisitions, airwatch, Amazon, app dev, apple, application development, Apps Strategy, BYOD, CDO, Chief Digital Officer, Chief information officer, Chief Security Officer, CIO, citrix, Cloud, Constellation Research, Consumerization of IT, CTO, custom apps, custom development, enterprise, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, enterprise software, enterprise strategy, Fiberlink, future of work, google, ibm, IBM Mobile First, intel, MaaS 360, mergers, Mergers And Acquisitions, microsoft, mobile, mobile device management, mobile enterprise, Mobile Management, MobileIron, mobility, News Analysis, oracle, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, salesforce.com, sap, Software Insider, SoftwareInsider, Symantec, vendor strategy, VMware, Zenprise
By Louis Columbus on July 15, 2013
Comparing the latest Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) List Of Top 100 Global Software Leaders published in May of this year with current Glassdoor ratings based on employee feedback provides valuable insights into the best software companies to work for in 2013. The Glassdoor ratings of the percentage of employees who would recommend their employer to […]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Aart J. de Geus, ACI Worldwide, Acision, adobe, ADP, Amdocs, Ansys, apple, Ariba (Acquired by SAP), Aspect Software, autodesk, Avaya, Bentley Systems, BMC Software, byline=Louis Columbus, CA Technologies, Cadence Design Systems, Cegedim, Cerner, Cisco, Citrix Systems, Cloud Computing, CommVault, Compuware, Concur Technologies, Dassault Systèmes, Data Driven, EMC (excluding Vmware), enterprise software, Epicor, Ericsson, ESRI, FICO (formerly Fair Isaac), Fidelity National Information Services, Fidessa, Fiserv, fujitsu, Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories, Glassdoor, google, Greg Bentley, GXS, Hitachi, Hitachi Data Systems, hp, ibm, Infor, Informatica, intel, Intergraph, InterSystems, Intuit, invensys, JDA Software Group, Jim Hagemann Snabe, Kaspersky Lab, Kronos Inc., Louis Columbus' blog, McKesson, MEDITECH, Mentor Graphics, Micro Focus, Micros Systems, microsoft, MIcroStrategy, Misys, mobile, NEC Corporation of America, NetApp, Neusoft, NICE Systems, Northgate Information Solutions, Nuance Communications, OpenText, oracle, Pitney Bowes Software, PTC, Quest Software (Dell), Red Hat, Sage North America, salesforce.com, sap, SAS, Siemens Enterprise Communications, Software AG, Sophos, Sungard, SWIFT, Symantec, Synopsis, Synopsys, Tech, Teradata, Tibco, Trend Micro, unisys, Unit4, Verint Systems, VMware, Wincor Nixdorf, Wolters Kluwer
By Michael Krigsman on May 8, 2013
Most CIOs focus on buying technology and making it work in the enterprise. Although technology is the foundation of IT buying tools, delivering projects, and preventing system downtime do not create CIO greatness. More important than “feeds and speeds” is the CIO’s ability to drive strategic business goals such as increasing revenue, enabling innovation, and […]
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged #cxotalk, intel
By Denis Pombriant on February 5, 2013
Just last week I was writing about the importance of sometimes ignoring Wall Street analysts whose focus on quarterly earnings can force a company into neglecting its best interests. Bowing to the demands of quarterly reporting (and profits) reflects short-term thinking that might prevent long-term success. Today Dell decided to go private in a $24 […]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged boomi, Dell, intel, Michael Dell, microsoft, private equity, Sun Microsystems, Wall Street
By Denis Pombriant on September 5, 2012
The aftermath of the verdict from the patent infringement lawsuit between Apple and Samsung initially generated more heat than light. But the last few days have made up for the light that failed to emanate from the weekend’s id fest and Armageddon prediction Internet confab.
Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, coke, Coke Bottle, economics, Enterprise Irregulars, google, intel, Parry Page, Reuters, technology, Tim Cook, windows, ZDNet
By Tom Raftery on November 3, 2011
The machine in the photo above is HP’s newly announced Redstone server development platform. Capable of fitting 288 servers into a 4U rack enclosure, it packs a lot of punch into a small space. The servers are System on a Chip based on Calxeda ARM processors but according to HP, future versions will include “Intel® […]
Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged amd, arm, atom, Cloud, Cloud Computing, Dell, energy efficiency, Facebook, hp, intel, microserver, open compute, project moonshot, redstone, seamicro
By Bob Warfield on February 21, 2011
What do you suppose 12 Tech CEO’s and VC’s discussed with President Obama at their dinner? Many things, I suppose, but almost certainly there would’ve been a discussion about the job situation. More than likely this was focused around Obama’s interests in improving education and US competitiveness. I was shocked to get a note from […]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged economy, Facebook, ibm, intel, job creation, Larry Ellison, linkedin, obama, Silicon Valley, Steve Jobs |
By Jevon MacDonald on November 15, 2010
Another great exit for the Toronto startup community and some great news in advance of CIX in a few weeks. Toronto based Cognovision has reportedly been acquired by intel. According to DailyDOOH, which covers the digital out of home market, the pricetag was $17m. Cognovision was the winner of the CIX pitch competition last year. […]
Posted in Business | Tagged acquisition, Audience measurement, Canada, CIX, Cognovision, Entrepreneurship, Exits, intel, news, ontario, startups, Toronto |
