My 2021
It’s that time again: time for the TalkingPointz annual report. You can see previous annual reports by modifying the year in the URL. I take back all those mean things I said about 2020. 2021 was bad to the bone….
My 2020
Every year I write an Annual Report. It catalogs the year’s adventures around analyst events as well as attempts to pull together some themes and observations. 2020 was a very strange year. Other than a few regional van trips, I…
My 2019
It’s that time again, time for my longest post of the year – my annual report post. You can see previous annual reports by modifying the year in the URL. Let’s start with… The Year in 24 Events I will…
My 2018
It’s that time again, time for my longest post of the year – my annual report post. This is where I attempt to sum up the past year of activities and trends. You can see previous annual reports by modifying…
My 2017
Time for my the annual report. See previous Annual Reports here: 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013. Through an enterprise comms lens 2017 was a year of transition, though that may be the new normal. A Few Posts in 2017 29 posts…
My 2016
Time for my annual look-back post. See previous Annual Reports here: 2015, 2014, 2013. Through an enterprise comms lens 2016 was a pretty good year. The industry made some positive shifts in several new ways – more so than in the past…
My 2015
It’s that time of year again for reflections and evaluations. 2015 was an interesting year because the conversation about enterprise communciations (finally) changed – or at least started to change. It was a bit overdue. The rise of VoiP, UC,…
My 2014
2014 was a good year for the enterprise communications industry, certainly better than 2013. There were some big developments. It looks like WebRTC got unstuck and will resume its slow transformation of how we communicate. Unify and Cisco both launched…
My 2013
2013 was a blur. Usually that’s a result of things happening too quickly. Not in this case, 2013 in terms of UC was a boring year with only a handful of dramas. I made it a blur by searching too…