I doubt this is true, but it gave me a great idea for what to call my wireless hotspot. That doesn’t count for impersonating a federal officer, does it?
–“The weirdest thing happened today … when my homie [redacted] was trying to connect to a wireless network the connections list came up and one of them was called: FBI_SURVEILLANCE_VAN.”
Facebook status update of 17-year-old Jared Michael Cano, posted four days before he was arrested on suspicion of plotting to bomb the Tampa high school that expelled him.
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Is this real? Could this possibly be real?
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If nothing else, remember these two things about mobile strategy:• Mobile is not just about mobile phones and apps – that is just the tip of the iceberg. Mobile can transform your entire enterprise, every aspect. And it can do these things now.
• Mobile is not just one field, it represents hundreds of technologies that can do a vast amount of different things across the entire enterprise that have little to do with each other. In other words – using mobile technology for marketing has little to do with using mobile technology for improving operational efficiencies. Make sure you are thinking in the broader context of how mobile can revolutionize everything you do at your organization and putting your resources where they will make the most impact first.
Keith Bourne is the Lead Mobile Strategist for Arbormoon, a premier mobile development firm located in Ann Arbor, MI.
This blog, and my life, is all about mobile. I've been active in mobile since 1998. The mobile world has changed a lot since those early days, but the most interesting events have come in the past 3-4 years. Really since January 7, 2007, to be exact. I have had been lucky enough to participate in mobile projects ranging across a wide variety of industries and disciplines, including retail, restaurants, education, government, software, operations, marketing, and many more. I built deep technical knowledge, even coding mobile apps on occasion for both iPhone and Android, and that has made a huge difference in my ability to determine the best strategic applications of mobile for my clients.
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