Travel Technology

Last week's NBTA's annual convention was billed as the biggest and most successful travel management conference ever. A common ques...

I am pleased to announce that my most recent corporate travel study: Corporate Travel Technology: Today and Tomorrow is now available for a...

My apologies to my loyal blog readers. I was on vacation in Israel for most of June and I have been on the run finishing up various project...

I found it interesting that two prominent software companies (if you can call a GDS a software company) one within the travel industry, Sabr...

I am fan of the 2002 sci-fi movie Minority Report. In the film Tom Cruise is bombarded by digital advertising as he walks through a crowded...

I met some representatives from OTOlabs at the recent TravelCom conference in Las Vegas in April. Desktop tools such as the Southwest's...

A lot has been written over the last three years about the topic of a service oriented architectures (SOA). The concept refers to a more fl...

Last week I was interviewed by USA Today Weekend regarding mobile technology for the traveler. The premise of the call was focused on the p...

First let me apologize to my blog readers for my long absense. I have been juggling a number of different client projects working long hour...

The talk began with this basic premise: How do you balance needs of the users with emerging technologies? The goal of the talk was to use di...

Ubiquitous computing is moving away from traditional platforms (PC, PDA, smartphone) to include non traditional platforms such running shoes...

Jeff is the original founder and designer of Palm. He described human function and how his new company Numenta is developing next generation...

Mr. Vogels is the VP and CTO of Amazon.com. His talk focused on how Amazon has created an the backbone which can enable small start-ups to ...

Panel with Tim O"Reilly and William H. Janeway, Vice Chairman, Warburg Pincus and Peter Bloom, Managing Director, General Atlantic LLC ...

Using an story of a cheating Vegas dealer illegally working with a customer to illustrate how data silos don't interact , Jeff introdu...

I am blogging today from the O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference in San Diego. In 2006, my friend and colleague Philip Wolf coined ...

In an effort to answer my prior blog entry regarding the commodification of self-booking technology, I am pleased to announce a new joint r...

In his 2005 book, The World is Flat, Thomas Friedman describes the unplanned cascade of technological and social shifts that effectively lev...

I have been involved with corporate self-booking tools since their inception in the early 1990s. At that time companies such as TravelNet a...

M:Metrics released some detailed stats on 3G usage that should raise a flag for all in the travel industry. If you don't know, 3G refer...