by Michael Osterman
A good friend in Washington recently posted this on Facebook:
“I follow on Instagram almost all of my 6th grade youth group girls and I am continually amazed at how many of them have public...
by Michael Osterman
I had an interesting discussion last week with AirPatrol, a company coming out of stealth mode, with regard to their solution to address the BYOD problem. Their approach, which they call “Cognitive...
by Michael Osterman
Most will agree that despite the enormous amounts spent on secure Web gateways, anti-virus software, cloud-based malware filtering and the like, users are still the weak link in the security chain....
by Michael Osterman
In the 2009 to 2011 timeframe, there were a number of articles in the trade and popular press about the demise of corporate and personal email. Many believed that email use would dwindle as younger...
by Michael Osterman
I was recently briefed on Jostle’s People Management platform, an offering that the company refers to as an intranet, but that many might consider to be an enterprise social platform. Jostle’s...
by Stephanie Jordan
A common role for IT is that of watch guard for users, endlessly trying to educate and train on best practices for security, privacy and regulatory compliance. Making that IT role all the more...
by Michael Osterman
There is an interesting CNBC article out today that discusses the increased attention that the FBI is giving to tweeters in the financial services industry. Key points from the article...
by Stephanie Jordan
There is a real risk for marketers to “lose” customers in our current age of the always-connected customer. This seems at first counter to the thought that more online time would mean...
by Stephanie Jordan
Users lose control of Facebook, email, Gmail, Yahoo!, Twitter and other online accounts frequently. agreed representatives from Microsoft, Twitter, Yahoo!, Responsys and Dropbox during a breakout...