Why Truphone Is An Essential For Me

Outright my agency represents Truphone for various communications and strategy, so yes, I’m biased. But like so many companies that have become a client, I was using the service first and realized that the potential of using it in certain situations would make Truphone an essential part of my road warrior lifestyle. For the past … Read more

eComm Was A Hit

I have to say, with all due respect to other conference organizers that Lee Dryburgh and his band of advisors, led by the likes of Jon Arnold, Dan York, Brough Turner, Phil Wolff, Alan Duric and others really worked hard to make this year’s eComm the best ever. When we ended after three days at … Read more

Telcos Played Hide ‘n Seek With VoIP

Let’s face it, the baby Bell type telcos never really were in love with VoIP. For those telcos here in North America who tried it, specifically AT&T with the likely soon to be mothballed Call Vantage, Verizon’s extinct VoiceWing and now from Canada the cancelled WebCall service from SaskTel, we’re seeing a pattern. The pattern … Read more

Number Two Gets Picked-Thomas Howe To Jaduka

Back in January I crafted my Telco 2.0 scouting report. It included the people whom I felt were the some of the brightest minds in telco who were “available” in the “draft” because the were either not aligned with any one company or they were about to become “free agents” in the same way that … Read more

Skype and Wiretapping

One of Skype’s biggest fears is the regulators. They spend lots time and money educating (or at least trying to) making sure their position is clearly understood. With the recent succession of stories out of first Italy and now Belgium, it appears the regulators are lining up/ganging up on Skype outside the USA. Interestingly, this … Read more