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Todd Watson   11/20/2009   Post a comment
While Google introduces its new Chrome OS (which I'm hearing will be widely available in one year?  Did I mishear that?), IBM announced 10 new products today to help companies using IBM System z mainframe technology.
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To Cloud or Not to Cloud: IT Vendors Ponder the Question
Gordon Haff
Arms merchant or army? That's a fundamental question for vendors in the cloud computing space. Do they just sell their tooling to any and all comers, who then become the actual purveyors of hosted infrastructure, developer platforms, and software? Or do they offer their own cloud-based services, perhaps even keeping much of their technology in-house for competitive advantage?
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Groups Join Fight to Keep Big Brother Offline
Don Reisinger
Much has been made over the possibility of the U.S. government spying on Web users. There is a fear that through advanced technology, loopholes in federal regulations, and sheer gall, government officials will engage in acts that put the U.S. citizenry at risk. But whether or not the government is actually engaging in any activities online that puts its intentions into question is up for debate.
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Banks Cooperate for Better Risk Analytics
Mary E. Shacklett
With the value of toxic assets on the rise, large U.S. and European banks face many challenges on the road to recovery. Sharing key information may help these firms effectively track the way forward.
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How to Score, Not Bore, With Web Newsletter Graphics
Dan Cypra
A picture is worth a thousand words, or so the old saying goes. So understanding how to use images in e-newsletters effectively is quite important. Here are a few tips to ensure that your images in email newsletters work to your advantage.
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Full Nelson
SanFran.gov
11|19|09   |   8:51   |   No comments

Fritz has an exclusive talk with the mayor and CTO of San Francisco about that city's latest e-government efforts.
Reiter's Block
Is the BlackBerry 9700 'Bold' Enough?
11|17|09   |   3:07   |   4 comments

The successor to the BlackBerry Bold 9000 – the Bold 9700 – will be available soon in the US. Is it worth upgrading? Reiter's got one, and offers advice.
Full Nelson
Financial Service Transformation: Part 3
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11|13|09   |   2:17   |   7 comments

In order for banks to grow, they'll first have to start by retaining their standing client bases. To do this will require better customer service and more transparency. Banks are meeting these needs through more automated commodity services and mobile banking applications.
Steven Peterson
iPhone App Makes Sense of Public Transport
11|5|09   |   1:19   |   No comments

Routesy is an iPhone application that uses the phone’s GPS to let the user know where and when the next train or bus is coming. The application’s developer, Steven Peterson, talks about why a mobile application makes sense, especially given that this transportation information is already available on the Web.
Reiter's Block
Slobbering Over the N900
11|4|09   |   2:41   |   11 comments

Techies have been going crazy over the pending release of Nokia's N900 cellular phone, which incorporates a newly revised touch-screen operating system. Reiter's got one. Is the craziness justified?
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San Francisco's Web 2.0 Government
10|30|09   |   2:43   |   4 comments

The city of San Francisco is on the leading edge of using the Internet to provide government transparency. It is providing WiFi for its have-nots, and its DataSF.org initiative is putting the city's valuable data back in the hands of its citizens, with innovative results.
Singer at C-Level
Connecting Stakeholders: Part 1
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10|23|09   |   2:05   |   No comments

More than ever, executives from all backgrounds are modifying their best practices to connect stakeholders to all points of their business. This three-part series will explore how the industry must change with the times, starting with healthcare.
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Why Wi-Fly?
10|22|09   |   1:57   |   13 comments

The three main problems with using in-flight Internet.
Full Nelson
Personal Mobile TV Makes Its Debut
10|14|09   |   2:28   |   7 comments

Mobile TV is everywhere, and yet, nowhere. Nobody uses it – because the handsets aren't good, the pricing is too high, and the coverage is not good enough. But Qualcomm's FloTV Personal TV aims to change all of that.
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Innovation Shift
10|12|09   |   2:02   |   No comments

Global communities are changing the nature of innovation on the Internet from a fiscal model based on greed, to an organic model based on greed, posits Saunders.
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How Do You Measure Openness?
10|9|09   |   2:25   |   5 comments

Verizon is making a big noise about making its wireless network open, but how will we measure if they've been successful? Do we count devices? Applications? Or just take their word for it?
Rob Salkowitz
Sync or Swim: Connecting Desktop & Cloud
10|8|09   |   1:45   |   No comments

Some thoughts on new tools that use the cloud for synchronization rather than storage, and how they might signal a shift in strategy for at least one software giant.
Wayne Mekjian
EVP & Head of Information Services, Wells Fargo
9|30|09   |   0:56   |   No comments

Wells Fargo EVP and head of information services Wayne Mekjian talks about topics such as mobile banking, integration, and innovation in times of upheaval, as well as the bank's 'envelope-free' customer experience.
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