
Hello from the 48th floor of the Marriott Marquis in Times Square. What a truly amazing view of the New York City skyline from this location. Today was an incredibly wonderful, albeit hectic day. While it was filled with both planned and unplanned meetings, I knew it was going to be a great day by the time I met with the participants of the opening keynote panel I was moderating at the Mobile Business Conference at Interop.
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I am now back home from the Mobile Enterprise Executive Summit that was held in Los Angeles last week. I'm clearly not as young as I used to be, because taking a two day trip to the west coast now takes a toll on me in a way it wouldn't have 10 years ago when I was travelling all across Europe every month.
For those of you who missed the event, the "net net" is that it was a great event. Great networking, even better content and for me personally, a truly entertaining golf scramble (our group barely knew which end of the club to hold, but I digress). The opening keynote of the event, however, truly reminded me (and everyone attending) why enterprise mobility matters today.
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So I am finally back home after a two-week stint of living out of a suitcase. Wow, I can't think of anything more fun than taking a couple of red eyes, as well as losing luggage. Oh wait, watching paint dry would be more fun. Actually, the travels were very productive and interesting. When I was at Interop, participating at the Mobile Business Expo, I had among other things, the pleasure to moderate a panel on REAL WORLD trends in enterprise mobility.
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Greetings from 35,000 ft above somewhere as I make my way to Phoenix for my speaking engagement. My trip started off on the right note when the flight to Chicago was delayed 30 minutes with no ETA as to when we would actually be taking off. Given that I have to be in Phoenix this afternoon, I quickly changed my ticket to go through Denver. Ah, the Friendly Skies. The good news is, I now have three hours to reflect upon my favorite topic in the whole wide world – enterprise mobility. (While doing the proof reading, I realized this is a long entry. You have been warned)
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