“There ain’t much learning in the second kick of a mule,” said Vice Provost of Harvard University and Sarofim-Rock Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School, Howard Stevenson. His keynote speech on developing predictive intelligence opened the TiECON East [See the full post…]

You’ve heard on stock shows on TV and radio, “Do your due diligence.” That goes for the pros even more so. On this TiECON East panel experts like Chris Felstedt of the Merrill Lynch Hedge Fund Product Group, Dave Furneaux [See the full post…]

Biz360’s Deborah Eastman, Chief Marketing Officer, talks with Jennifer Jones about how a company can use market intelligence to benefit a brand’s position and marketing programs and drive greater ROI. For more info, see: www.biz360.com

Apurv Bagri, Managing Director of the Metdist Group of companies and Chairman of TiE Global, opened the TiECON East 2006 conference in Boston with a talk on globalization and what it means in a flat world. To sum up his [See the full post…]

Boston, June 15-17, 2006: “Innovating in a Flat World” focuses on issues integral to the growth of private enterprises and non-profits. This year’s event takes place at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston. PodTech’s John Furrier chats with Sanjay Kadaveru [See the full post…]

Research@Intel Day: Join PodTech’s Jason Lopez as he talks with researchers about the possibilities of massive multiple computing power, and future applications of this forward looking technology.

Research@Intel Day: Join PodTech’s Jason Lopez as he talks with researchers about enterprise computing on the future and some of the current thinking in research that will take us there.

NVIDIA’s Andrew Fear and Lew Wagman discuss Windows Vista Beta 2, covering the latest features like Flip 3D and Windows Aero. In addition, NVIDIA answers frequently asked questions regarding NVIDIA GPUs and Windows Vista. For more information, visit www.nvidia.com/windowsvista.

PodTech’s John Furrier sits down with Juniper’s Sanjay Beri, Director of Product Management for the Security Products Group. For more information on Juniper Networks, please visit: Juniper.net

Robert Scoble says it wasn’t a defection. We all know the code words: “left to pursue other opportunities.” But in the truest sense of those words, Robert says he leaves Microsoft because his work there was done and he comes [See the full post…]

MENLO PARK, CA. (June 12, 2006) — PodTech.Network, Inc., a leading emerging- media company today announced that Robert Scoble, well-known Microsoft evangelist, world-renowned blogger and Microsoft’s first videoblogger, is joining the company as Vice President of Media Development. At Microsoft, [See the full post…]

The word is out via the blogosphere that PodTech is hiring Robert Scoble.  Some interesting speculation around.   The fact that the blogs launched this story is a testament to the work of Robert Scoble and the opportunity of PodTech’s media [See the full post…]

Jennifer Jones of PodTech speaks to Sanjay Beri, Director of Product Management in the Security Products Group of Juniper. This group within Juniper oversees the company’s leading security and attack prevention products. Sanjay and Jennifer discuss why content security is [See the full post…]

Research@Intel Day: Join PodTech’s Michael Johnson as he talks with researchers, anthropologists, and product designers who have traveled the world on a mission to learn how people define a sense of place, and how they interact with technology at home [See the full post…]

Research@Intel Day: Intel’s Communications Technology Lab Director & GM, Alan Crouch talks with PodTech’s Michael Johnson about Intel’s research in connectivity technology for mobile and enterprise computing.

Menlo Park, CA, June 8, 2006 (PodTech News) — Google’s co-founder and President Sergey Brin was in Washington Tuesday to push for stronger provisions on “network neutrality.” Internet companies like Google fear that without network neutrality rules, the telecommunications and [See the full post…]

CTO Justin Rattner opened Research@Intel Day with an informal talk from stage about the various ideas being hatched at the chip company. Some sound ready to go–like a new technology to help save significant amounts of energy by refreshing static [See the full post…]

Massive amounts of digital content are created everyday and this content has to go somewhere. Industry veteran Rob Pait explains how consumer behavior has made the on-demand world a way of life and how Seagate is expanding its product line [See the full post…]

Seagate now delivers 42 unique products to support your digital life. Hear about the latest round of high-performance, high-capacity products for the enterprise and PC markets that help enable the on-demand world. Seagate.com

Seagate now delivers 42 unique products to support your digital life. Hear about the latest round of high-performance, high-capacity products for the enterprise and PC markets that help enable the on-demand world. Seagate.com

MENLO PARK, June 6, 2006 (Podtech News) — Google, Inc. on Tuesday announced it’s releasing an online spreadsheet program, Google Spreadsheets. The move is being interpreted by some as another step in a systematic assault on Microsoft’s core market, office [See the full post…]

The world of on-demand content is sparking a rise in storage needs across all markets. From the creators of commercial and personal content to the content aggregators and distributors delivering media-rich content to homes and hands worldwide, storage is at [See the full post…]

Jim Steyer, Founder/CEO of Common Sense Media, and Ted Lempert, President of Children Now, discuss the implications of a new study that finds parents are increasingly turning to the television as a babysitter for young kids. Related links: CommonSenseMedia.org ChildrenNow.org

SANTA CLARA, June 6, 2006 (Podtech News) – Video is currently the fastest-growing segment of the online market, in terms of popularity with consumers, according to Hitwise and other Internet research firms. Recent upstart YouTube is gobbling up market share, [See the full post…]

If you had to put a price tag on your digital content such as photos, documents, music, movies, stored on your computer, how much would that be? Amazingly, our street interviews revealed that most people classify their data as priceless, [See the full post…]