These days, most people are toting smart phones and/or iPads, checking them incessantly (remember the prevalence of BlackBerry Thumb late last decade?), and accessing entertainment on these devices. Netflix streams, Flash is dead, and the netbook I’m writing this article on doesn’t even have any type of optical drive. Digital mobile is the now. Hollywood, ...

Last week news broke that Apple Inc is the most successful, most valuable company in U.S. history. For over a decade, everything Steve Jobs touched turned into gold, and Apple fanboys forked out hundreds of millions of dollars annually on products designed by hipsters, for hipsters. Naturally, everyone wanted in on the money. For example, ...

IT Services Management – ITSM for short – is de riguer for most companies with more than a handful of connected employees. Our wired world means processes, policies, and most of all support are required to keep operations running smoothly. Few companies outside the actual tech world, however, have a proper strategy in place for ...

Tech companies are riding a wave of big data acquisitions in order to better understand and pinpoint where consumer cash is headed. With the third quarter of 2012 not even halfway through, we’ve seen unprecedented big data purchases already this year. Log Insight The buzz for the last week has been about VMware’s latest big ...

I read the Freelance Writing Jobs blogs every day. They get sent to my reader, so I don’t have to navigate the ever-growing list of blogs in the FWJ community, yet I still get all the great info. Every few weeks, there’s a post from FWJ maven Deb Ng about how she’s against content mills ...