Dennis McCaferty
USA Weekend
|
“…disaster recovery, prior
to 9/11”
|
Paul McNamara,
Network World
|
“…how the local phone companies and cable providers
are screwing up the expansion of broadband services; and in the case of
phone companies, how they’re doing it on purpose.” |
Jeff Kutler
Institutional Investor
|
“…the Kyoto treaty, which is a flash point
between the U.S. and much of the rest of the world. It's also kind of a
sidebar to Enron. Enron lobbied the White House heavily to support the treaty,
because it would require cleaner-burning fuels, particularly natural gas.
But Bush didn't budge, Congress didn't come close to ratifying the treaty,
and it's possible that enough of the rest of the world will support Kyoto
to put it into effect, which would isolate the U.S.” |
David Alexander
Frost & Sullivan
|
“…the growth of the converged conferencing
marketplace (i.e. audio/data/video conferencing platforms)” |
Alan Zeichick
Software Development Magazine
|
“…the slowdown of adoption of handheld computers,
“…the slow but steady evolution of Linux on the desktop, and
“…the slow collapse of Novell.” |
Brian Sullivan
Computerworld
|
“…the flaws in 802.11 wireless security. I
heard a talk by a guy at BMW who said that anything done over a wireless
network should be considered completely wide open and visible to all.” |
