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The Five Stages of abandoning a product

Mar 252013
 
The Five Stages of abandoning a product

Microsoft show us how to kill a product with the slow abandonment of Windows 8

  •  March 25, 2013
  •  Posted by Paul Wallbank at 7:40 am
  •   4 Responses
  •   business advice, software
  •  Tagged with: computers, innovation, microsoft, mobile, smartphones, tablets, technology, windows 8

Apple’s line in the sand

Oct 242012
 
Apple's line in the sand

The refreshed Apple range will add pressure to Google and Microsoft.

  •  October 24, 2012
  •  Posted by Paul Wallbank at 6:07 am
  •   No Responses
  •   computers, Innovation, marketing
  •  Tagged with: apple, gadgets, google, microsoft, phones, tablets

Microsoft TechEd Australia 2012

Sep 112012
 
Microsoft TechEd Australia 2012

Microsoft’s Australian TechEd in 2012 comes at an important time for the software giant.

  •  September 11, 2012
  •  Posted by Paul Wallbank at 10:36 pm
  •   No Responses
  •   cloud computing, computers, mobile, software
  •  Tagged with: cloud computing, computers, microsoft, tablets, windows

The IT industry’s damaged business models

Nov 032011
 
The IT industry's damaged business models

Can the Information Technology industry deal with a radically changed business environment?

  •  November 3, 2011
  •  Posted by Paul Wallbank at 12:29 pm
  •   1 Response
  •   cloud computing, computers, economy, future, Internet, Investment
  •  Tagged with: change, cloud computing, computers, hardware, industry, sales, software, tablets

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Decoding the new economy

This blog looks at how society and business are changing in the 21st Century.

While the site has a focus on technology, I also look at the human factors along with the demographic and economic changes that are driving how we live, work and play.

About Paul
I'm a writer, speaker and broadcaster with a fascination about how our business world and society is evolving.

Since being invited on ABC Radio in 1998 to discuss Y2K issues, I've been speaking on technology and change for over 12 years. I've also written seven books.

I've founded four businesses and my team built PC Rescue into a national computer help network. I have a consulting business, Netsmarts, which helps businesses deal with challenges in the new economy.

Today I speak and write on change along with consulting to businesses on how they can take advantage of opportunities in today's fast changing marketplace.

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