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MobileParadigm.com is 1 year old today

Paul DeBeasi — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:14:35 +0000

Thanks to all of you that have been reading and commenting on my blog. I will continue to focus on providing in-depth enterprise wireless and mobility analysis. Year 2 will feature more frequent postings and I may experiment with video blogging.

As Steve Jobs said in his 2005 Stanford University commencement speech: Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish (SHSF)!

Now twittering…

Paul DeBeasi — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 18:40:25 +0000

I have started to Twitter. You can follow me here: .

Wireless articles & tutorials

Paul DeBeasi — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:19:21 +0000

I added an Articles page to the website today that contains many of the articles and tutorials I have written over the last few years. Quite often, these articles take the form of a multi-part tutorial series on a particular topic. This lets me treat the subject in more detail. On the Articles page you’ll find a five-part series on WiMAX, a three-part WLAN security series, and articles on many other topics. I am working on a mobile messaging series right now. I’ll post those articles in the coming weeks. Enjoy.

Hello World!

Paul DeBeasi — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 21:23:44 +0000

Welcome to MobileParadigm.com. This blog provides thoughtful analysis of enterprise mobility. The topics will include wireless technology, security, mobile messaging, practices/policies for sound mobile governance, cost reduction strategies, mobile collaboration, and mobile strategies. This will likely evolve as my interests, the industry, and technology evolves.

My goal is to help you build the knowledge that is necessary to understand the new enterprise mobile paradigm. A paradigm refers to the world-view through which everything around us is interpreted. It emerges through the process of building knowledge. The focus of this blog is to help you through this knowledge-building process.

I enjoy getting into the details of what I am writing/thinking about so I expect that many of my posts will be 500 or more words (2+ pages). In addition, thoughtful analysis takes time and therefore my posts will not necessarily occur on the same day as an important event (although I will work hard to be timely).

Lastly, I would love to receive your comments so feel free to let me know what you are thinking. Paul