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Event Report: The Evolution And Maturation of @Tibbr at #Tucon2013, the Tibco User Conference

Event Report: The Evolution And Maturation of @Tibbr at #Tucon2013, the Tibco User Conference

By R "Ray" Wang on October 21, 2013

tibbr Continues To Show Momentum In Customer Adoption And Addition Of Key Enterprise Social Features On October 14th to 17th 2013,  the Tibbr enterprise social crowd mingled with the core Tibco faithful at this year’s TUCON 2013 user conference in Las Vegas.  (An analysis of the broader Tibco announcements can be found from my colleague […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged 2013, Apps Strategy, Cathay Pacific, Chief Collaboration Officer, Chief Customer Officer, Chief HR Officer, Chief information officer, Chief Marketing Officer, CIO, Cloud, CMO, collaboration, collaboration software, e20, e2conf, early adopters, enterprise applications, enterprise apps, Enterprise apps strategy, Enterprise Business Apps, Enterprise Business Apps Vendors, enterprise collaboration, enterprise social networks, enterprise software, enterprise strategy, ESN, event report, future of work, Google Drive, Interport Police, Jive Software, KPN, Microsoft SharePoint, Moxie, Mzinga, News Analysis, Nielsen Company, partnerships, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, schneider electric, socbiz, social business, Social Business Software, Social Enterprise, social enterprise apps, social technologies, Software Insider, SoftwareInsider, t-mobile, The Men's Warehouse, The Nielsen Company, Thomson Reuters, tibbr, Tibco, TIBCO Software, Tibco Tibbr, user conference, user event, users, vendor events, vendor strategy, yammer, Yellow Pages Group

Facebook and T-Mobile Launch Bobsled.  With Huge Privacy Glitch. Or is it By Design?  Skype, Google Voice and Telcos Beware,  Anyway…

Facebook and T-Mobile Launch Bobsled. With Huge Privacy Glitch. Or is it By Design? Skype, Google Voice and Telcos Beware, Anyway…

By Zoli Erdos on April 19, 2011

Out of left field, T-Mobile and Facebook launched Bobsled, a VOIP service that allows voice calls to anyone on your Facebook list for free.  At this moment the entire blogging world is busy writing about it, so I skip the basics… and just run to some funny experience while testing it. First, here’s how you […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged Facebook, Google Voice, Privacy, Product reviews, skype, Social network, t-mobile, telco, Telephony, Vivox, Voice chat, Voice over IP, Voicemail, voip | 1 Response

Friday Rant: T-Mobile/AT&T -- Procurement Should Voice Anticompetitive Behavior Concerns Immediately

Friday Rant: T-Mobile/AT&T — Procurement Should Voice Anticompetitive Behavior Concerns Immediately

By Jason Busch on March 25, 2011

By now, you’re probably aware of the proposed wireless merger of T-Mobile and AT&T (AT&T is set to acquire T-Mobile for $39 billion). No question, there are winners in mega mergers such as this. Like the investment bankers who are…

Posted in Business | Tagged Anti-competitive practices, AT&T, Competition law, supply chain, t-mobile

The Itch is Back

The Itch is Back

By Chris Selland on March 4, 2011

The good news is I received my Gingerbread update on my Nexus One. It arrived on Wednesday morning – the day of the iPad 2 announcement (imagine that, what a coincidence). Gingerbread is very nice – it’s the first time that I can truly say that Android works as seamlessly as iOS – there aren’t any new […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged android, apple, AT&T, google, iPhone, nexus one, sprint, Swype, t-mobile, T-Mobile G2, Verizon

How T-Mobile nixed my summer roaming

How T-Mobile nixed my summer roaming

By Phil Wainewright on August 24, 2010

This blog post could so easily have been a paean in praise of T-Mobile. The mobile network launched a new set of pay-as-you-go data roaming boosters in the UK this spring that slash the cost of cellular Internet access when traveling in Europe. With a two-week vacation in prospect, I was keen to avoid the […]

Posted in Business | Tagged iPhone, Mobile network operator, roam, roaming, t-mobile, telco, Telecommunication

Global telco’s sustainability reports reviewed

Global telco’s sustainability reports reviewed

By Tom Raftery on June 11, 2010

When I published my review of tech company sustainability reports a couple of weeks back, it was suggested that I should add in telco’s as well. Instead, for clarity, I decided to publish a separate review of telco sustainability reports here.

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged 3, AT&T, bt, china mobile, corporate responsibility, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, hutchinson whampoa, orange, sk telecom, Sustainability, sustainability reporting, sustainability reports, swisscom, t-mobile, telco, telecom italia, telefonica, telenor, Verizon, vodafone

iPhone? Android? It's All Irrelevant when you Can’t Get a Signal

iPhone? Android? It’s All Irrelevant when you Can’t Get a Signal

By Zoli Erdos on May 6, 2010

Will iPhone users move to Verizon? – goes the speculation, based on a study published @ Fortune showing AT&T drop calls 3 times as frequently as Verizon. From my vantage point even dropped calls would be a luxury – meaning you can get a strong enough signal to place calls in the first place.  Apparently […]

Posted in Business | Tagged AT&T, cellular, HTC, htc incredible, iPhone, mobility, Smartphones, sprint, t-mobile, Verizon | 13 Responses

Time for Device Independent Data Plans

Time for Device Independent Data Plans

By Zoli Erdos on January 27, 2010

The Apple iPad event is still on, and the Internet is crumbling… Twitter barely crawls, CoveritLive isn’t exactly live, the major sites providing blog coverage are barely accessible… this is iKill – the day Apple Killed The Net. 🙁 But I want to talk about something more imortant: It’s a screenshot from Engadget’s coverage.  Yes, […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged 3g, Analysis, apple, AT&T, Cable, data plan, google, iPad, iPhone, nexus one, t-mobile, Verizon, Wi-Fi, Wireless, wireless plans | 1 Response

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