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Mary E. Shacklett
Online Education That Benefits Enterprises

8|20|12

8 comments

Wisdom of the Big Chair
US to Top Mobile Ad Market

8|13|12

3 comments

Beau Brendler
Another Step Toward a Chinese Internet

7|2|12

3 comments

Beau Brendler
Terrorism Expert Says US Gave Away Stuxnet Tech

4|4|12

9 comments

Wisdom of the Big Chair
US Tries to Take Back Supercomputing Lead

10|28|11

3 comments

Singer at C-Level
Japan's Impact on the Supply Chain

4|8|11

4 comments

Singer at C-Level
Outsourcing Contracts Up for Grabs

2|28|11

4 comments

Singer at C-Level
China's ‘Three Kingdoms’ Internet

2|15|11

4 comments

Second Shooter
When a User Becomes a Node

1|13|11

6 comments

Singer at C-Level
iPhone Offers a Study in Supply Chain

12|20|10

2 comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Chinese Supercomputer, Wow! Why?

11|4|10

7 comments

Cirque Du Solez
Tech Musings, Nepal-Style

11|2|10

3 comments

Second Shooter
From China: High-Speed Internet? Meh

9|28|10

2 comments

Second Shooter
From China: What Threatens Us Most

9|27|10

8 comments

Second Shooter
From China: Competition's Downside

9|23|10

4 comments

Second Shooter
From China: Censorship Schmensorship!

9|22|10

16 comments

what.the.ferraro
iSumo

8|26|10

11 comments

TeleGraham
Lies, Damned Lies & Broadband Speeds

6|24|10

2 comments

Sweeney Blog
Google Fumbles, Stumbles in China

3|24|10

5 comments

Singer at C-Level
10 Key Issues for CIOs in Asia

2|15|10

1 comment

TeleGraham
2009: The Year the Internet Went Wireless

12|8|09

1 comment

Steve Saunders' Outernet
A Voice-Based Internet

12|1|09

6 comments

Robert D. Atkinson
Why Doesn't the US Have Any Mobile Wallets?

11|28|09

1 comment

TeleGraham
China's Broadband Revolution

10|13|09

1 comment

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Innovation Shift

10|12|09

No comments

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 2

10|9|09

1 comment

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 1

10|7|09

4 comments

Mary E. Shacklett
Online Education That Benefits Enterprises
8|20|12 | 1:57 | 8 comments

Tongji University in China has teamed with local businesses in the development of a "real world" banking system that now enables students to master technical skills that are immediately transferrable to enterprises.

Wisdom of the Big Chair
US to Top Mobile Ad Market
8|13|12 | 2:34 | 3 comments

Japan and South Korea have a significant lead in terms of embracing mobile advertising. But eMarketer expects the US to become the world's top market for this space by the end of this year

Beau Brendler
Another Step Toward a Chinese Internet
7|2|12 | 1:44 | 3 comments

It wouldn't be the first time, but a group of Chinese engineers has proposed a means by which the Internet's root could be split, enabling secondary, independent networks that could be government-controlled. The Internet's root security committee is taking such proposals seriously.

Beau Brendler
Terrorism Expert Says US Gave Away Stuxnet Tech
4|4|12 | 3:29 | 9 comments

US counterterrorism expert Richard Clarke, who came to prominence with his prescient warnings before the 9/11 attacks, tells Smithsonian Magazine the US was responsible for the Stuxnet supersmart worm that attacked parts of nuclear reactors in Iran – and in the process, has given away one of the world's most sophisticated cyberweapons.

Wisdom of the Big Chair
US Tries to Take Back Supercomputing Lead
10|28|11 | 2:07 | 3 comments

The world’s most powerful supercomputer now resides in Japan, but the US would like to reclaim the lead. The Oak Ridge National Lab in Tennessee, which is part of the US Department of Energy, is building a supercomputer that will be used for such tasks as simulating nuclear explosions.

Singer at C-Level
Japan's Impact on the Supply Chain
4|8|11 | 2:07 | 4 comments

In the wake of an earthquake and tsunami in Japan, enterprises should be reconsidering their supply chains and establishing backup plans for when disaster strikes.

Singer at C-Level
Outsourcing Contracts Up for Grabs
2|28|11 | 2:07 | 4 comments

$2.61 billion in contracts for IT outsourcing are up for grabs. How will CIOs evaluate these services providers?

Singer at C-Level
China's ‘Three Kingdoms’ Internet
2|15|11 | 2:41 | 4 comments

China's Internet future is linked to its past. Here's hoping it's less bloody.

Second Shooter
When a User Becomes a Node
1|13|11 | 2:06 | 6 comments

In peer or mesh networks users are also "nodes," and maverick node behavior was at the root of both the China Internet routing flap and the Skype outage. Before we get into modern applications of mesh/peer networks we need to figure out how to prevent maverick behavior.

Singer at C-Level
iPhone Offers a Study in Supply Chain
12|20|10 | 1:40 | 2 comments

The iPhone was made in China… and everywhere else.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Chinese Supercomputer, Wow! Why?
11|4|10 | 2:19 | 7 comments

Who needs human rights when you have the fastest computer in the whole wide world?

Cirque Du Solez
Tech Musings, Nepal-Style
11|2|10 | 1:19 | 3 comments

Doc Kim is back in Nagarkot, Nepal, surprised to find WiFi in an area where the Internet was almost nonexistent a year ago.

Second Shooter
From China: High-Speed Internet? Meh
Part 4 of 4 | See complete series
9|28|10 | 01:04 | 2 comments

How is it that the fastest-growing industrial economy in the world doesn't make high-speed Internet a priority?

Second Shooter
From China: What Threatens Us Most
Part 3 of 4 | See complete series
9|27|10 | 1:45 | 8 comments

Is China a threat because it censors US sites, or could it be that the country might have an economic formula that will out-innovate us on the Internet that we invented?

Second Shooter
From China: Competition's Downside
Part 2 of 4 | See complete series
9|23|10 | 1:27 | 4 comments

There's Internet available everywhere, and mobile services, too, in a country where 97% of telecom is a government monopoly. Could we be on the wrong track with competition as the driver of telecom service superiority?

Second Shooter
From China: Censorship Schmensorship!
Part 1 of 4 | See complete series
9|22|10 | 1:13 | 16 comments

How important is censorship of the Internet to the Chinese themselves? Not as important as it is to us, apparently.

what.the.ferraro
iSumo
8|26|10 | 2:13 | 11 comments

Steve Jobs has found a new demographic to appease with his giant iPad: Sumo Wrestlers!

TeleGraham
Lies, Damned Lies & Broadband Speeds
6|24|10 | 3:08 | 2 comments

Sites like Speedtest.net, which use data from users to construct a new picture of what the Net looks like, are making it harder and harder for service provider spin merchants to mislead the public about how much broadband capacity they are really getting.

Sweeney Blog
Google Fumbles, Stumbles in China
3|24|10 | 2:43 | 5 comments

For a company that feels it's entitled to always win, Choogle has managed to royally chuck up its China strategy.

Singer at C-Level
10 Key Issues for CIOs in Asia
2|15|10 | 3:44 | 1 comment

Companies in Asia have mostly applied "back-burner" IT tactics in the recession – but this will no longer work as the economy starts turning. How can companies in Asia respond better and more dynamically to future market change? Check out IDC's list against your own.

TeleGraham
2009: The Year the Internet Went Wireless
12|8|09 | 2:32 | 1 comment

With the number of mobile broadband users more than doubling in 2009, and soon to exceed fixed broadband, the Internet saw a historic transition this year – and the long-term effects are incalculable.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
A Voice-Based Internet
12|1|09 | 2:39 | 6 comments

A technology called Spoken Web could provide an Internet-like experience to the world's 800 million illiterates, using mobile phones.

Robert D. Atkinson
Why Doesn't the US Have Any Mobile Wallets?
11|28|09 | 2:09 | 1 comment

Imagine being able to use your mobile phone to pay taxi and mass transit fare; use vending machines; make retail purchases; and check in at hotels. Every day, millions of citizens in Japan, S. Korea, and soon Singapore do so simply by waving their mobile phones in front of point-of-sale terminals using near-field communication or related technology. But, while the technology is readily available in the US, it will be some time before Americans can use their cellphones as mobile wallets.

TeleGraham
China's Broadband Revolution
10|13|09 | 2:36 | 1 comment

China is investing heavily in fiber to the premises to propel itself into the world broadband Internet first division. What's it deploying, and what's it going to do with all that bandwidth?

Steve Saunders' Outernet
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.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 2
Part 2 of 2 | See complete series
10|9|09 | 2:28 | 1 comment

Saunders predicts the decline and fall of America’s Internet empire, and explains how the Internet of the future will be multi-lingual as well as multi-national.

Steve Saunders' Outernet
Global Internet Growth: Part 1
Part 1 of 2 | See complete series
10|7|09 | 1:24 | 4 comments

Saunders explains how Internet users in North America are already vastly outnumbered by those in the rest of the world – a situation which is only set to accelerate.

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