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Live News interview on cable TV for Bloomberg News discussing Sprint Nextel Prospects
watch the interviewWhite Paper For Techdirt: How To Respond To The iPhone?
Read the predictions20 years of contributions to the TechDirt blog and analyst community online.
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Index of Derek's articles on RCRWirelessSo what does the Android OS mean for competing OSes? Microsoft Corp.’s Windows Mobile and Nokia Corp.’s Symbian OSes are likely big losers in the space, although they brought on the trouble themselves, said Derek Kerton, principal analyst at the Kerton Group.
Article on RCR"Ultimately, widespread municipal Wi-Fi projects will fail, Kerton believes, as residents quickly demand new technology down the road."
Read the article on CNNAT&T's offer is even more clever than T-Mobile's Binge On, because consumers who cut the cord often rely more on wireless data, Kerton said. Those who turn to mobile data for all their Internet needs eventually are labeled "data hogs" by the wireless carriers.
Article from 2016Contributor to the Insight Community a platform for expertise on demand managed by The Copia Institute.
Derek on Insight CommunityInterview on Dice about the future of MobileOS
watch the interviewIndex of contributions and articles on Enterprise IoT Insights - a multimedia, multichannel community and event series for ICT decision makers
Articles listed hereIn episode six, we are joined by Derek Kerton whose work brings global car companies together with startups to drive discussion around new technologies and their possible impact on the car industry.
Stream PodcastA deep discussion with Derek Kerton around cars, cities, bicycles and urban mobility in the context of innovation and change.
Stream the Episode“[Automotive manufacturers] need to find companies stable enough and with enough investment to make it through the product development cycle with a car company, which everybody knows is not short,” Kerton said.
Read the article"Big automotive companies sometimes need help finding the little companies that can move them to innovate. That's where Liz Kerton comes in."
Read the StoryLong Form interview for The CUBE's Data Makes Possible content stream
Watch on YoutubeInterview on the show floor of Informa's IoT World Conference around the future of connected cars
Watch the interviewInterview on Automotive News' Daily Drive Podcast reviewing startups and innovation at the MOVE America Conference in Sept 2022.
Daily Drive podcastLiz Kerton discusses the challenges and importance of developing apps for the connected car that promote safety and keep the driver's attention focused on the roads.
Watch the interview“When it comes to IoT, “you need to pick you battles,” Kerton said. “Wineries probably not. But smart cities yes.”
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