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Daniel Burris on the Future and Independent Telcos
Brought to you by Innovative Systems Daniel Burris talks about hard trends, one of them being that people will be moving back to rural America. He also discusses how independent telcos need to become “trusted advisors” to their customers. He also argues for independent telcos to collaborate to grow their businesses.
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Roger Musick of Innovative Systems Discusses IPTV
Brought to you by Innovative Systems Roger Musick, President of Innovative Systems, discusses their IPTV offering. What sets it apart is that it is based on Open TV Software, which is embedded in over 70 million set-top boxes, worldwide.
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Board-Manager Relations – Part 1 of an Interview with Robert Keen
Digging through the archives the other day, I found a 3-part video interview from 2007 with Robert Keen, who is an economist by training and the President/CEO of a hospital in rural hamlet of Greenfield, Indiana. Although his talk was on board-relations, he spoke of the spiritual nature of corporations as well as the importance…
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A Corporation’s Spiritual Aspect – Part 2 of an Interview with Robert Keen
Robert Keen, Ph.D, CEO and President of Hancock Regional Hospital, points out that living corporate values is more than just a sign on the wall. ;It becomes a way of life for people in the organization. This vision starts with the board and flows through the work of management. This is part 2 of a…
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Return to Community – Part 3 of an Interview with Robert Keen
In part 3 of this 3 part video interview, Robert Keen, Ph.D, President and CEO Hancock Regional Hospital, predicts that the 21st century will see a, "Return to community." He points out that bigger isn't necessarily better, particularly in suburban and rural areas. With a degree in economics, Keen is an expert in economic development…
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Akimbo Review
This is an updated review of the Akimbo video service. It is an update from the Aug 2005 review for Viodi View… by Roger Bindl. And here’s the original review from August 2005… it highlights a few other points, so still worth a look, and gives perspective from days before the xTube.
