Thursday, March 12, 2009  Cutting the Cord     There are several
reasons for this    *I'm rarely sitting at a desk        Rajesh
Bhutani said...   In every change, there is a fear of "what if".
Overcoming that fear is critical. Having lived in India and
Nigeria, I can share my experience of land lines versus
cellphone. 10-15 years ago, both countries had very poor
communication infrastructure. Having a working landline was a
privelege. In Nigeria, I had to share my home phone with two
other familiies.  Then came the cell phones. Reliable, cheap and
fashionable, the number of cell phones connections now exceeds
the land lines in India. It took less than 10 years.   Alan
said...  Check this out. Google is just about to roll out Google
Voice, what was Grand Central, a service closed to new users
since Google bought it a couple of years ago. GC's pretty cool
at the moment but GV will be a killer app once it is fully
integrated into Google's online services.  EWG said...  Sounds
as though fewer systems lead to int