The Mobile Health News Weekly is an online newsletter made up of the most interesting news and articles related to mobile health that I run across each week.  I am specifically targeting information that reflects market data and trends.Also read Enterprise Mobility Asia News WeeklyAlso read Field Mobility News WeeklyAlso read Kevin Benedict’s What’s New in HTML5Also read M2M News WeeklyAlso read Mobile Commerce News WeeklyAlso read Mobility News WeeklyAlso read SMAC News WeeklyChiang Mai Univers

The Mobility News Weekly is an online newsletter made up of the most interesting news and articles related to enterprise mobility that I run across each week.  I am specifically targeting information that reflects market data and trends.Also read Enterprise Mobility Asia News WeeklyAlso read Field Mobility News WeeklyAlso read Kevin Benedict’s What’s New in HTML5Also read M2M News WeeklyAlso read Mobile Commerce News WeeklyAlso read Mobile Health News WeeklyAlso read SMAC News WeeklyJolla has fi

In this short interview recorded at SAPPHIRE NOW 2013, I ask mobile expert Oliver Betz his thoughts on mobile app design strategies.  Enjoy!Video Link: http://youtu.be/YP2Vhjjtwvw *************************************************************Kevin Benedict, Head Analyst for Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud (SMAC) Cognizant View Linkedin Profile Read the whitepaper on mobile, social, analytics and cloud strategies Don't Get SMACked Learn about mobile strategies at MobileEnterpriseStrategies.com

This article was originally posted on GeoTel Communications' Blog Many people believe that we are in a new technology revolution. However, some of the technologies underlying today’s advancements are not new at all. In fact, many are simply innovative applications and refinements of technology that has existed for decades. One of the most recent innovative applications of fiber optic cables was not developed in a board room in Silicon Valley, but instead by drilling engineers out in the field.

Challenging the CDN heirarchy from a new angle, EdgeCast today sharpened its aim at the enterprise acceleration market and unveiled EdgeCast Transact. It’s a dedicated, purpose-built solution aimed at large retailers and the increasingly specialized needs of high volume e-commerce. [Read more →]

We hear about small cell technology a lot these days, but mostly as a future thing that the big wireless carriers hope will save them from the coming data flood. Today’s news of an actual deployment up in Vermont therefore catches my eye. EdgeConneX has been selected by CoverageCo to deploy and manage an initial small cell network throughout the state. [Read more →]

Today marks the 40th birthday of Ethernet, which has come a long way since the napkin on which it was conceived by Bob Metcalfe at Xerox PARC.  Generally when we talk about 40th birthdays, we look back on some ancient, giant piece of antiquated technology and wax on nostalgically about how our phones are a million times more powerful now.  But not Ethernet, which in its latest form is busy taking over yet more of the networking world’s functionality from younger but less capable or less c

We LOVE our mobile devices. Especially our magical smartphones that allow us to conceal the fact that we always used to get lost have instant access to any information, keep connected with family, friends and work, and spend untold hours with apps, games, and music. However, as we become more and more attached to these magical devices, the more we forget about common sense and etiquette. Here we present to you 9 Cell Phone Guilty Pleasures We Need to Quit. Think we need to add something to this

Mobile trends in VoIP and prepaid calling are opening up business angles for both enterprising entrepreneurs and already established service providers. While handsets have been around for more than a decade, it’s only in recent years that they've really become important as far as prepaid trends are concerned... "Over the next five years, Juniper Research predicts the number of mobile VoIP users will grow to one billion." Read more here:http://blog.ipsmarx.com/mobile-uptake-driving-prepaid-trend

Welcome to Kevin Benedict's What's New in HTML5.  HTML5 is predicted to be the dominant development environment for enterprise mobility over the next several years.  The questions are when and where should HTML5 be used today.  In this weekly update on HTML5 we report on this ongoing debate and other relevant news.Also read Enterprise Mobility Asia News WeeklyAlso read Field Mobility News WeeklyAlso read M2M News WeeklyAlso read Mobile Commerce News WeeklyAlso read Mobile Health News WeeklyAlso

The Mobile Commerce News Weekly is an online newsletter made up of the most interesting news, articles and links related to mobile commerce and marketing, mobile payments, mobile money, e-wallets, mobile banking, mobile ads and mobile security that I run across each week.  I am specifically targeting market size and market trend information.Also read Enterprise Mobility Asia News WeeklyAlso read Field Mobility News WeeklyAlso read Kevin Benedict’s What’s New in HTML5Also read M2M News WeeklyAlso

In this interview recorded last week at SAPPHIRE NOW 2013, I ask SAP Hana Guru Puneet Suppal about the connection between enterprise mobility, M2M or IoT, real-time business and SAP Hana.  Enjoy!Video Link: http://youtu.be/-uqIRD7wRgs ************************************************************* Kevin Benedict, Head Analyst for Social, Mobile, Analytics and Cloud (SMAC) Cognizant View Linkedin Profile Read the whitepaper on mobile, social, analytics and cloud strategies Don't Get SMACked Learn a

It’s no secret that B2B telemarketing has garnered a lot of negative reviews, primarily because of the fact that so many businesses have misused it. The leverage this means once had is long gone now, and there are many factors to blame. But this post is not about going into what’s wrong with the industry, but about how things can be improved. To begin with, the B2B telemarketing team needs to have an accurate list of contacts to get in touch with. Quite frankly, nobody has the time to answer ir

In the face of shareholder opposition, Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S, news, filings) this morning delayed the vote on its bid for the half of Clearwire it doesn’t already own in order to raise the bid. The original price of $2.97 had been getting substantial pushback from investors, especially from Crest Financial. The new bid price stands at $3.40, an extra $0.43 per share. [Read more →]

Three interesting stories to look at from the European theatre: an enterprise channel win for euNetworks, another gaming CDN/IP win for Level 3, some more Mediterranean breadth for Interoute, and Rascom goes 100G to Russia. [Read more →]

Over the past twelve months, Pacnet has gone through a lot of changes. In October the company announced a transformation plan that would give the company a new managed-services and datacenter-centric approach and take greater advantage of their connectivity in Mainland China. And indeed they’ve been putting real money to work since then. With us today to tell us where Pacnet is at and what’s on deck is Jim Fagan, the company’s President, Managed Services. [Read more →]