The banking industry’s relationship with VoIP technology reminds me of how financial institutions initially approached cloud computing – with excessive caution that bordered on paranoia. After diving deep into the common misconceptions about VoIP in banking, I’m struck by how outdated many of these concerns really are. Let’s take a step back and look at … Read more
First, I need to thank Glenn Richards of Dickinson Wright for all his emails keeping the telecom world abreast of the net neutrality situation in the USA and, more specifically, in the courts. While I have been accused of “practicing law without a license” by my Legal Eagle friends, I simply had great teachers in that area. … Read more
Reimagining Digital Communication: Why Phound’s Privacy-First Approach Caught My Attention You all know that I’ve been watching the digital communication space evolve for years, and I have to tell you about something interesting I’ve been working on for the past two months. It’s called Phound, and it’s tackling a challenge that’s been bugging me (and … Read more
Well, well, well. Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP) has done it again with their latest “State of the Cloud 2024″ report. And let me tell you, it’s a game-changer. If you’re even remotely involved in the cloud or AI industry, you’d be foolish not to dive into this report head-first. The key takeaway? AI is no … Read more
I’m looking at a subject close to many of our silicon-infused hearts—the bustling world of AI startups, and oh boy, it’s quite the electric arena! As someone who grew up doing player stats for the Philadelphia Wings as one of my first roles with the original Philly box lacrosse team. I’ve always been into looking … Read more
Brian Chen, the tech reporter at The New York Times, today presented a compelling case for the unparalleled influence of voice in AI-driven interfaces. His article points out the pivotal shift towards voice technology and emphasizes how AI is thriving in this medium and revolutionizing our interactions with the digital world. I tend to agree, … Read more
The Landline is Dead. Long Live the Landline In an era where rapid technological evolution seems to render yesterday’s innovations obsolete, the humble landline has surprisingly held its ground despite the pervasive rise of mobile communications. However, recent developments suggest that this stalwart of telecommunication is undergoing a significant transformation, signaling both an end and … Read more
I had a lot of fun moderating the 20th Anniversary of the Pulver Order event last week at The National Press Club in Washington D.C. During the two hours of panels, we unraveled the FCC’s Pulver Order and in turn, providing a comprehensive look at its implications and the preceding legal quagmire and the post … Read more
Another use case for how AI is changing our world, and one that seems really practical, has come to light. Google Photos has introduced a feature called Best Take that helps improve group photos. After taking a series of pictures, users can select the Best Take feature in Google Photos, which automatically creates the best … Read more
In a recent twist in the remote work saga, it’s become evident that bosses prefer working remotely more than their employees. This counterintuitive trend underlines a growing paradox in the corporate world. Despite their personal preferences for remote work, many leaders are still pushing for a return to traditional office environments. As someone who’s been … Read more
