Supernova 2005: John Patrick - Internet Technologist

14:01 | Admin | Jul 5th, 2005 12:51pm |

John Patrick: IBM technologist and retired VP of Internet Technology- John is a accomplished writer, consultant, and industry technologist. John Patrick - Founder and President of Attitude LLC; Author of book “Net Attitude”

Host: John Furrier, Founder of PodTech.net

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John is a great guy, industry veteran, and technologist who always has a “Fresh Voice” on technology and new technical revolutions. John has spent 38 years working at IBM and was their VP of Internet Technology when the Internet hit the scene. John is a accomplished writer, consultant, and industry technologist. John has a unique view on the next generation Internet. John is the classic “been there and done that” technologist and executive. He’s one of those people who witnessed and participated in the development of the web. Must listen to for anyone interested in the newest trends in technology and the tech business.

Download and Listen to John Patrick’s InfoTalk on the Next Generation Internet

Sound bites:

Most interesting time has been the past 15 years… one thing that’s clear through all the key industry building technology and business cycles many of the things that people are skeptical about (blogging, podcasting, ..etc) mirrors what the state of the industry in 1995. some people would argue that blogging is mainstream but it really isn’t yet…same with wifi and voip…..

Impact to marketing - blogging and podcasting basically kills the notion and effectiveness of the corporate “Email Newsletter”

More great stuff – listen to the podcast …

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