A few weeks back I talked about marketing wrong versus right. I keep an eye peeled for those that do something right and recognize that as much as doing things wrong. (Remember the One Minute Manager approach?) so looking at David’s post, I think that the days of calling cards for some could become a … Read more
Search Engine Journal has an interesting viewpoint on how Skype is becoming a replacement for e-mail to some. My problem with this TODAY is that I can’t receive Skype voicemail on the Blackberry or PocketPC/Windows Mobile devices. Somehow I see that more of a developer’s issue than anything else.
Lars brings up a great point in his TelcoTrash post about QoS and how it costs company’s money to support bad service. I’m amazed at how much bad is supported in business today, instead of just doing it right. Starbucks in my view is a perfect model of doing everything right. Sadly I don’t see … Read more
A little alliteration and journalistic license not withstanding in the headline, these two new VideoPhones that use VoIP appear very interesting! We are clearly seeing the convergence model being applied herewith both devices. With Skype making all kinds of noise that they will roll out video in a big way soon, and likely make an … Read more
I think I’ve become more of a geek than I’d like to admit. I was able to figure out how to get my XTEN Eyebeam client to register on two networks, without the help of anyone from any network. That’s right. No system admin. No uber geek types to tell me how to do it. … Read more
Martin is right. I don’t understand why anyone with customer service hasn’t added a Skype feature. Other than the fact that Skype’s ability to work in the enterprise isn’t there yet. But that’s exactly what PeerioBiz is gearing up to solve from client Popular Telephony.
XTEN will change their name according to Om who did his usual digging around for news. The revelation comes on the heals of XTEN having their best quarter ever. The name change will be a good thing for them and announced at VON most likely according to the filings with the SEC. As for their … Read more
I remember a conversation years back when i was told that one of the sons of Rupert Murdoch was charged with the role of looking into the future of all things digital. So unlike Cringe, I’m not at all surprised to see Murdoch looking into buying Skype. As a matter of fact I think his … Read more
The New York Times has a wonderful piece that explains how VoIP is sorta cheap and sorta not. In reading it, the story got me thinking about all the reasons why David Beckemeyer (aka Mr. Blog) invented PhoneGnome for people who already have a regular phone line and broadband. The value proposition PhoneGnome brings speaks … Read more
Mark Evans takes a half full/half empty approach on Packet8’s first quarter earnings news.
