Profile of Craig Mathias
News & Commentary Posts: 18
Craig Mathias is a Principal with Farpoint Group, a wireless and mobile advisory firm based in Ashland, MA. Craig is an internationally recognized expert on wireless communications and mobile computing technologies. He is a well-known industry analyst and frequent speaker at industry conferences and trade shows.
Articles by Craig Mathias
9/17/2012
Apple's incremental iPhone updates aren't slowing sales, and they're allowing us to plan more rationally. How can that be bad?
7/25/2012
Yes, I want Google Glass glasses. But here's why you probably won't.
6/8/2012
Phablets may very well find a niche in vertical and specialized markets, but there's a convenience problem for mainstream business and enterprise users.
5/7/2012
IT should view the bring-your-own-device phenomenon as less of a threat and more as an opportunity. Here's why.
3/14/2012
New bells and whistles on your favorite technology are exciting, but sometimes they're just noise.
5/23/2011
Major U.S. wireless carriers are all committed to the Long Term Evolution standard, and it's time for enterprises to develop a migration plan.
2/16/2011
Tablets fit nicely into the brave new world of emerging cloud-based enterprise environments, shrinking IT budgets, and the general consumerization of information technology.
11/8/2010
While IT managers must scrutinize productivity and TCO, "return on information" remains the last strong competitive differentiator.
10/1/2010
IT can deliver essential software to enterprise workers on the go without risking a fall into the mobile app trap.
7/23/2010
Mobile convergence means we have to fix the trouble with in-building wireless. Fortunately there's a solution that will ultimately win out.
6/21/2010
Imagine a phone which can work on both CDMA and GSM networks -- or receives TV broadcasts -- and does so by loading new software.
5/26/2010
The FCC's mobile-broadband auction process is little more than the path to yet more hidden taxation.
4/20/2010
There's more than meets the eye here, even though frequency allocations and parameters such as transmit power are in fact a matter of national sovereignty.
3/23/2010
The smartphone maker placed all its hopes on webOS, but no one cares about operating systems anymore, at least not directly -- we buy user interfaces and apps.
3/1/2010
The landline/Internet communications services we so depend upon will be available in the mobile world sooner rather than later.
1/25/2010
Our columnist says that, as IT resources and applications move into the cloud, the computer no longer matters--only the information does.
12/7/2004
Exhibitors at the conference demonstrate the amazing breadth Wi-Fi has achieved -- and the upcoming technological challenges.
12/6/2004
Let's drop the "Wi-Fi on steroids" talk; it's time for a WiMAX reality check.
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