By Natasha Lomas
Published: Tuesday 16 June 2009
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Name
realitybites
Location
NYC
Occupation
IT Director-Fortune 100 Company
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Funny stuff.
These guys aren't exactly at the forefront of interglobal business.
All of their comments seem to be a rehash from reading noneducational blogs written by bloggers that aren't actually in the infrastructure business and know nothing except what they're told.
Pity.
This rather funny. The objections appear to large...
ToddA
Funny stuff.
These guys aren't exactly at the for...
realitybites
"Profligate?" The iPhone is no more or less expens...
Synthmeister
Clearly shows the bias and anti-Apple prejudice of...
Frank Malloy
The iPhone doesn't need CTO approval.
In the p...
lrd
CIOs are trying to protect their turf. They do not...
Viswakarma
It's pretty obvious that a 'jury' of people made u...
Anonymous
Who cares what your silly jury says? The iPhone is...
Joe Anonymous
What a bunch of dinosaurs. Let talent choose their...
Angus (nuxnix)
Really? The speed of access to email is a measure...
Manny
It never ceases to amaze me how much vitriol is pr...
Drew Stephenson
The connectivity and special medical apps that are...
Peter Trinder
it was rather predictable to see the back-lash tha...
Phil Tyke
It's quite evident from some of the comments that ...
Andrew
It's just another phone!
I'm rather suprised th...
Kit Ruparel
"We already provision the device"?
"We already pr...
Anonymous
"you'll lose your job, you'll go out of business" ...
Bored with technology
One of the negatives has been the lack of a keyboa...
Anonymous
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