10 Quotes by Stephen Drake

Worldwide enterprise wireless email adoption has only begun to scratch the surface, just as a fraction of the hundreds of millions of corporate email seats that have mobile access in the world is approaching two billion wireless subscribers. Successful providers delivering corporate mobile email solutions must address the need for mass market adoption.

Worldwide enterprise wireless e-mail adoption has only begun to scratch the surface, just as a fraction of the hundreds of millions of corporate e-mail seats that have mobile access in the world is approaching 2 billion wireless subscribers. Successful providers delivering corporate mobile e-mail solutions must address the need for mass market adoption.

Mobile deployments have multiple components and therefore multiple potential points of failure. Monitoring and self-healing capabilities such as those found in OneBridge can help IT identify issues and minimize downtime. This capability will become increasingly important as organizations roll out larger and larger deployments.

Palm OS is not dead, but it's on life support.

Remote backup is a critical component for mobile users who work across multiple devices and PCs in various locations. Securing this growing amount of business and personal data is a top priority for the mobile user and the organizations they work for.

As the global mobile workforce grows, so will collaboration vendors need to offer more flexible, integrated and cost-effective solutions to meet their needs. Suppliers successful at addressing these mobile workers' needs reflect the customer focus and commitment necessary to support the broad range of mobile devices in use today.

Ain't no telling where I could be. At Rebecca Williams, you had to sign in and they could tell if you were there or not there. It's a good thing because you had mentors down there. Everything was there. It was the greatest experience ever for a kid.

This case raises questions about doctors' 'rush to judgment' in declaring people with brain injury permanently unconscious and about the state's ? through the courts and its agencies ? eagerness to withhold treatment and end their lives.

It's always seemed to us that PVS isn't really a diagnosis; it's a value judgment masquerading as a diagnosis,