Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #7 BYOD Training
When the company works out the policies and procedures to the BYOD initiative, the next step is to start the company-wide training. The training needs to communicate the way the…
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #6 BYOD Project Management
When the company is done with setting up the BYOD path, the next thing is to get it going. To successfully implement the BYOD the transition, it is better to…
iTech News: Facebook’s Competition, Sulia, Screen Sharing
The web moves quickly and sites come and go, but who would have thought that one day Facebook might go the way of MySpace? Well, new apps, new functions, new…
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #5 More Than Just Security
There are many companies which try to resist BYOD just because of the security implications. Although I see this resistance futile, it is there to stay for some time more…
Fired? Laid off? Use a Personal Web Site to Find a Great Job
The job market has been hit hard all over the world for the past few years and over those years, there has been article after article on how to look…
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #4 Managing the Revolution
Quoting straight from Wikipedia, Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) is “the set of people, processes and technology focused on managing the increasing array of mobile devices, wireless networks, and related services…
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #3 The Corporate Face
Bring Your Own Device essentially became the companies’ way of shifting mobile device costs from the corporate budget to the employees (the other heavy burden on the employees is the…
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #2 The Swift Revolution
The BYOD revolution was swift, it started and finished instantly. It did not leave any time for the corporate IT to respond or implement policies or take measures. Corporate IT…
Geek Ethicist: YUCK! Maybe Not
“Dear Ethicist– A couple of months ago I was sitting in a waiting room, flipping through magazines when I found an article that said smartphones (and tablets!) have more germs…
Bring Your Own Device (BYOD): #1 The Web of Things
Somewhere back in time, personal digital assistants (PDA) and mobile phones were different devices. We were keeping our calendar, tasks, e-mails on our PDAs and making phone calls and sending…
Are Cell Phones Stopping Us From Interacting?
It sounds odd that the most innovative personal communication device of all humankind’s history would also be the biggest stopping block to human interaction. Why would such an electronic marvel…
DNA Storage: Life as Knowledge
500 KB double sided double density mini floppies, 3×5 hard disks, flash drives, usb drives, magnetic tape, removable hard drives…oh, the many and the fallen! History, littered with the remains…