Deutsche Telekom Group CEO Rene Obermann just announced a major restructuring program: fixed-line and mobile communications businesses are going to be consolidated; future product development, IT and technology will be steered across Europe, procurement globally.
Many articles are touting 2009 as the year where open source mobile and open mobile (yes, there is a difference!) operating systems will mature. I seriously doubt that: the hype is far from over, there have been no failures yet, and I have not seen any merger and acquisitions yet.
Why do you want a Porsche, a Marc Jacobs handbag, or a Bugaboo stroller? It’s not the price, I would guess. Even with no-name plastic wrap, flour, or electronics: It’s not just the price you’re looking at. So what’s wrong with the current “US deflation” debate, and with the broadband access price wars?
About nine months ago I was reminded by my client that the tasks, methodology, and client benefits of project management should definitely be stated explicitly within all proposals – and have a price tag attached to them.
Android will also pull video onto mobile platforms such as the iPhone SDK or Google’s Android, but first successful commercialization of services will more likely come from hardware vendors than from current Web2.0 applications.
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