Pretty scary, huh: Imagine a hyper-connected world where dating applications build 800-page profiles or your Internet behavior and taste in love interests, or track your one night stands based on the overnight location of your cell phone. Or, what if health insurance companies gathered information […]
BRAVE NEW WORLD: Dating apps tracking your Internet behavior, overnight locations; Ins companies track your fast food habits
March 23rd, 2018 by admin
Categories: Blogs
Tags: John Thomas Flynn, TechLeader.TV, big data, facebook, google, personal data
BRAVE NEW WORLD: Dating apps tracking your Internet behavior, overnight locations; Ins companies track your fast food habits
Voice Wars
July 14th, 2012 by admin
Categories: Blogs
Tags: Apple, John Thomas Flynn, TechLeader.TV, google, voice computing
Voice Wars
I believe in the next few years voice computing will finally realize the enormous potential that has been predicted for over a decade… Apple, Google face off in battle over voice computing One has a quirky sense of humor and seems more inclined to chat. […]
Google named best place to work in America
Google named best place to work in America
It’s not the perks, it’s the culture for Google now 32,000 employees, so sayeth their executives. There’s no doubt that there are substantial perks to working at Google — ranging from the new 40,000 square-foot park that the company built for its employees at its […]
California Enterprise eMail Awarded to CSC-Microsoft, Setting up War of the CSC hosted Cloud vs State Data Center hosted eMail
October 18th, 2010 by admin
Categories: Blogs
Tags: Adrian Farley, California eMail, John Thomas Flynn, Sam Diaz, Takai, competitive government, google, microsoft, microsoft Google email war, state computer systems, state email
California Enterprise eMail Awarded to CSC-Microsoft, Setting up War of the CSC hosted Cloud vs State Data Center hosted eMail
The long awaited State of California enterprise email contract was officially signed last week ending more than a year of state planning and procurement activity to consolidate over 100 email systems for its over 200,000 state users. The somewhat tortuous path finally led to a […]