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I've known Alan for about 18 months now, and while we do keep in touch, I must admit, it had been a while since I had spoken to him last. He and I got to sit down last week and talk about a broad array of subjects.
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I wanted to let you know that today, Enterprise Mobility Matters officially turns two years old.
50,000 page views later (and now almost 2,000 more each week), with hundreds of RSS readers and several hundred comments, I wanted to take a moment to thank YOU ALL for your support and readership!
Thanks for making this a real community for people interested in the world of enterprise mobility. I'll try my best to keep up what you have helped create. In fact, if you have any suggestions on how this site can be improved, drop me a line and let me know.
~ Philippe
I've had the pleasure of knowing Melanie for a couple of years now, and I have always been impressed by how she understands the needs of end user organizations. Read after the jump to see what she thinks about our little world of enterprise mobility.
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There's I just found this morning on InformationWeek that discusses the vision of Apple creating a cloud computing environment for enterprise mobility.
Now mind you, I have written on more than one occasion about the merits of mobile cloud computing, but this article provides an interesting twist on the idea.
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What a week. I just got back this morning from spending some incredibly high quality time with the folks at RIM during their annual analyst event. They were also kind enough to invite us to attend the U2 concert at Rogers Stadium (where the Toronto Blue Jays play). Talk about an impressive event - 70,000 people all singing "Where The Streets Have No Name" and other famous songs.
So while I was having fun up North, Palm had its quarterly earnings call and made some pretty important announcements.
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Hello from Canadia...you know, that place where Canadians live. I'm on a personal mission to get everyone to stop calling it Canada because people who live here are not called Canadans. Ha ha, bad joke. I'm actually up North here visiting with the good people at RIM for their analyst event. There's some really interesting stuff going on that I will talk about (said with a Canadian accent) in a later post.
Until then, if you're not already subscribed to FierceMobileIT, then you can read after the jump the latest article I wrote for them as I continue my search for the best mobile platform.
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Welcome to the latest edition of Inside Looking Out. This past week, I spoke with Steve Brumer. Steve is the Founder and CEO at Wireless Rain. Wireless Rain was established in 2003 as a National Value-Added Master Dealer, wireless product distributor and solution provider.
I originally met Steve when I joined the editorial advsiory board of Mobile Enterprise Magazine. Those of you who know me know I don't say this often: I was instantly impressed by Steve's real world knowledge and intellect on our space. For better or for worse, this guy's been there and done that, and boy does he know the who's who.
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