Brett Wilson, CEO of Tube Mogul, talks with me about video distribution and analysis. You know, there are a ton of sites you can upload video to and it’s hard to upload and track results through all of those sites. [See the full post…]

Almost all software packages store data. Aneal Roney, an architect from Advaiya and Warren Wilbee be a Microsoft Architect Evangelist sit down and discuss how to craft that data into a world class solution.

Justin Rattner, Intel’s chief technology officer, explores what 3D Web and the rise of virtual communities means for online communication and the technology industry.

Verizon Business is helping users of global corporate networks make the most of popular business applications such as Microsoft Outlook, SAP and ERP with its new Managed WAN Optimization Service. The new managed service helps companies speed application delivery, reduce [See the full post…]

An Accelerated Lending Pipeline Solution for Commercial Lenders in Crisis Join BearingPoint senior business development manager Scott Williams as he talks about the state of the commercial lending market place and the current credit crisis as it relates to residential [See the full post…]

Join BearingPoint Managing Director, Tony Turni, as he highlights BearingPoint’s Global Delivery Centers’ (GDC) offshore capabilities and their evolution over the last ten years. Offshore resources are a proven model, with the advantage of providing a higher level of work [See the full post…]

Explore how Intel is working to enable new freedoms in mobile information, interaction, user-generated content, and social networking with WiMAX broadband wireless technology.

Join BearingPoint technologist and senior manager Andy Szuberla as he explores the evolution of disaster recovery plans and how different they are from 15 years ago. Now more then ever, disaster recovery (DR) is about organizational survival and not just [See the full post…]

This is the digest version of my talk with Christopher Longhurst, a Stanford general pediatrician. If you like this, I urge you to watch the long version where we go deep into the IT side of medical care.

Ever wonder about information technology trends inside hospitals? I had lots of questions about the technology being used inside Stanford’s Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital (where our son, Milan, was born three weeks ago). So I sat down with Christopher Longhurst, [See the full post…]

This Symantec Security Response podcast is an analysis of staged attacks found in the latest Internet Security Threat Report Volume XII. The goal of this podcast is to alert listeners to emerging threats and trends that Symantec has identified in [See the full post…]

Today’s skis are a blend of high-tech construction and art. So to hear that Bluehouse Skis had implemented a ski core based on bamboo seemed a bit “old-fashioned” to say the least. Adam Hepworth and Jared Richards determined their dream [See the full post…]

This Symantec Security Response podcast is an analysis of future threat trends found in the latest Internet Security Threat Report Volume XII. The goal of this podcast is to alert listeners to emerging threats and trends that Symantec expects to [See the full post…]

Twenty-five million visitors a month for Facebook applications! ROCKYOU is like a clothing accessory store for the Web, and people are going nuts for it. It is having enormous success with advertisers. Roy Choy, VP Of Business Development for ROCKYOU, [See the full post…]

Matt Rosenquist, Information Security Strategist at Intel, says that measuring success in the security industry is difficult, since there isn’t a perfect tool for measuring what doesn’t happen. In this podcas talks about how he approaches a nascent practice like [See the full post…]

One more from the Lot Fest in August … Tenement Ruth describe themselves as a roots rock band with a twist of Americana. I really dig their two-part female vocal hamonies and the touch of twangy Americana in their music. [See the full post…]

David Steinberg, founder and CEO behind MyQuire, talks to me about his new project-management service that lets you get work done from anywhere with the tools you already know. It is another building block of the Work 2.0 movement where [See the full post…]

Is Hillary Clinton Richard Nixon in disguise? And why does everything always come back to 1968? The 2-dollar question of the day: Are we going to get real BROADBAND?!

Join BearingPoint manager Scott Kimbel to explore the benefits, importance and future of storage virtualization. Simply put, storage virtualization is a means of using technology to administer storage, as well as servers and networks. Another key function to using storage [See the full post…]

This Symantec Security Response podcast is a summary of the key findings found in the latest Internet Security Threat Report Volume XII. The goal of this podcast is to alert readers to the latest threats and trends that Symantec has [See the full post…]

I met Sally Strebel on Twitter. She’s bizgirl. Named that because she’s started several businesses in Phoenix, Ariz. and her latest is BestPartyEver.com, a service that makes it easier to plan a great party.

A very successful CDNLive! Silicon Valley recently concluded in San Jose, Calif. Part of a series of global conferences, this event brought together more than 800 Cadence technology users from 16 countries and 183 companies to share ideas, tackle complex [See the full post…]

In part two of my interview with Chelsea Sexton, the unlikely star of Who Killed the Electric Car?, our conversation continues covering many topics from the EV1 to the Chevy Volt and everything in between.

The Humanoids are a hardcore punk band. They say that their influences are BBQ, pig roasts, waffle house, bad brains, dag nasty, wipers, naked raygun, and NOT Domino’s pizza sauce. This performance was recorded at the Blue Bird, St. Louis. [See the full post…]

Determined to get the story and with no concern for his own saftey, Robert Scoble dives in with his new 5D to cover the Stanford Autonomous quadrotor helicopter. When Scoble let his guard down, just for the slightest moment, the [See the full post…]