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Lopez Research Contributing To Forbes.com

I’ve signed me on as as a regular contributor to the Forbes.com news site. I’ll be writing about how mobile intersects with social and cloud to change business. My first post launches today. You can find the post here and...

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The Future Of Customer Experience As Illustrated By RightNow

This week at the RightNow Summit, CEO Greg Gianforte showed a demo of the future of the customer experience. This video (my recording of it here) was fully in line with my vision of the mobile integrating with social and...

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Where have all the acquisitions gone? Permira buys Genesys

As we enter into uncertain economic time, I’ve noticed a disturbing trend in the tech markets – the spinco. Over the last decade, large vendors were spending millions, if not billions, of dollars making high profile acquisitions. At the time,...

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Motorola Solution’s Safir Chats With Lopez Research About Enterprise Tablets

Tablets have been all the rage in the enterprise market recently.  But the tablets that have gained serious traction in the market are consumer tablets. This left me wondering is there such a thing as an enterprise tablet and if...

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Statistics on the State of the Latin American Wireless Market

Every year I look forward to hearing Erasmo Rojas, Director of Latin America & the Caribbean for 4G Americas, discuss the state of 3G/4G in LATM. This year was no exception.  According to Mr. Rojas, Latin America (LATM) is the region with the second largest number of...

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4G Deployment Update From 4G Americas

Neville Ray, the Chairman of 4G Americas as well as Chief Technology Officer for T-Mobile USA, addressed a packed room of industry analysts to discuss the progress of 4G over the last twelve months.  There are now 193 4G networks (defined...

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Entrepreneurs Forge New Business in AT&T’s Foundry

The world of entrepreneurship has changed. When we were building today’s Internet, hardware start-ups were all the rage. Hardware start-ups needed 10s of millions to get started. Today, many start-ups are software-oriented. These start-ups are focused on providing layers of...

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Start-ups Enter the Xone at Vodafone’s Innovation Center

Last week, I attended the opening of Vodafone’s new innovation center in Redwood City called the “Vodafone Xone”. The  Vodafone Xone center provides technical expertise and  test facilities  for start-ups to create  proof-of-concept trials quickly.  I’d like to note the...

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Where do the Palm assets land?

HP is killing its PC and mobile division and paying $10B to acquire Autonomy. While it is alot of money, defensive plays are expensive and analytics is the next big wave. Also, given the rules on repatriating money, it isn’t...

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Google answers the call for patents but will hang up on Moto’s phone business

Today Google announced a $12.5 billion acquistion of Motorola mobility.  With such a competitive handset market, one may  ask why Google is paying so much. The answer is simple, 17,500 patents in the mobile market. The battle of the smart...

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