Christopher Wilder

What Does Intel’s Acquisition Of Mobileye Tell Us About Its Driverless Car Strategy?

By / Uncategorized / August 24, 2017

Intel yesterday announced they completed their tender offer for all the outstanding shares of Mobileye. Based in Jerusalem, Israel, Mobileye has effectively developed a nerve center for how driverless cars operate via their sensors and camera technologies. Completing this acquisition puts Intel squarely in one of the “driver’s seats” for driverless cars, estimated to become …

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For Chief Information Security Officers Blockchain Will Improve Internet of Things (IoT) Security

By / Uncategorized / August 11, 2017

Because the Internet of Things (IoT) is creating its own ecosystem, the biggest challenge for the industry is how companies secure and manage the exponential growth of decentralized endpoint devices. Unfortunately, most security experts only know how to defend against attacks from a centralized perspective. Most Chief Information Security Officers (CISO) only understand centralized networks and …

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CIOs And CTOs Must Understand How The Internet Of Things Is Changing How Business Is Done

By / Industrial IoT (IIoT), Internet of Things IoT, Uncategorized / August 7, 2017

After a short sabbatical traveling the world looking at interesting technologies and business models, I have decided to return to Moor Insights & Strategy to lead the Internet of Things (IoT) practice. There isn’t a better time to make a comeback! (Source: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/44229798) First and foremost, it’s important to remember IoT is not new. In …

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Cloud, Containers And Collaboration Come Of Age

By / Cloud Services and Enterprise Software / August 22, 2016

(Source: Christopher R. Wilder) The cloud computing marketplace has come of age, and the market is booming. As I discussed in my last article, Cloud is no longer a business strategy. It is just something we do. Further proof is demonstrated by Amazon Web Services (AWS) reporting huge Q2 numbers of $2.9B in revenue, up …

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Cloud Is Not A Business Strategy: Choose Your Provider Wisely

By / Cloud Services and Enterprise Software / August 15, 2016

What a difference a year makes. Up until last year, we had one group debating the merits of ‘X’-as-a-Service: Software, Infrastructure, Platform, Collaboration, Devices, Hats, Cats, etc. and which business model would reign king. While on the other side, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and others were espousing the benefits of both public and private cloud for the …

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Security Must Lead The Cloud Migration Conversation

By / Cloud Services and Enterprise Software / July 17, 2016

Recent attacks within US Government personnel systems have brought to light how securing electronic devices, networks, proprietary data and information from incursions by hackers and spies is of paramount concern to organizations public or private. Attacks on these systems should have been prevented by limiting contractor direct access to data systems by foreign nationals and …

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