Tag: wi-fi

Feb 27 2010

Maybe there’s a SaaS for that?

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Collaboration, Functionality, Future, Internet, Marketing, SaaS, Telecoms
27 February 2010

Writing a “ten construction IT trends” feature for a UK construction publication this week, I found myself reflecting again on tablet PCs (partly stimulated by the launch of Apple’s iPad), and on the rise and rise of smartphones. I found myself asking: why focus on downloading ‘apps for this and that’ when you might be …

3G, ABI Research, Android, Apple, apps, Be2camp, browser, Construction, EMS, Information Age, internet access, iPad, smartphones, Software-as-a-Service, tablet PCs, The Cloud, wi-fi, WiMax
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Jun 25 2008

BuildingSMART Conference, RIBA, London

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Collaboration, Functionality, Future, Internet
25 June 2008

0940am BST: This is the first of (hopefully) several updates from the BuildingSMART one-day conference at the RIBA in London (the main auditorium has wi-fi (hurray!), but few power connections (boo!), but by topping up the battery from time to time, I hope to get by). Only about 40 delegates in the room as the …