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Channel Arbitrage

There is just so much money floating around the market that I am devoting more and more time to VCs and other financial people looking for confirmation of their investment ideas as well as advice on how to put together complicated deals. Some of the ideas floating around are how to combine some of the older more established companies with some of the newer and more exciting technologies. So you leverage an established channel with a hot new technology.

Channel building takes years and this is a good strategy to play as it is something like arbitrage in the channel building space.

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Hillary Clinton and Michelle Tehrani

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Enterprise IMS

I have been speaking with a number of major service providers worldwide and am now convinced that IMS will see unbelievable adoption rates in enterprise environments. IP multimedia subsystem solutions will be the primary way calls are transferred between corporate phone systems and wireless networks. IMO there is a tremendous amount of revenue to be generated in lucrative niche.

Expect the number of IMS apps to grow as enterprise customers discover all that can be done with this framework. Expect service providers to be salivating at all the new ways to make money in the enterprise space as plain old phone service gets commoditized to a greater and greater degree.

If you want to keep up with it all, be sure to subscribe to TMC’s IMS Magazine immediately to stay up to date on all that is happening.

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Allworx Gets Funded

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Moore’s Law

Good news from Intel for fans of Moore’s Law -- Researchers have found a way to cut chip power consumption by 35 percent.

Using tri-gate transistors is the key.

"Compared to carbon nanotubes, it is far easier to build," said Mike Mayberry, director of components research and vice president of Intel's Technology and Manufacturing Group. "The problem with carbon nanotubes is that no one knows how to put them in a particular spot except by moving them one at a time. Even our smallest chips have millions of transistors, so that is an insurmountable challenge, he continued."

A tri-gate transistor is a component in the standard CMOS (complementary metal oxide semiconductor) design, but acts as a better "traffic cop" to control the flow of electrons, surrounding each wire on three sides instead of just one.

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Skype/eBay Integration

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