Ken Stewart

Ken Stewart

Ken Stewart’s web site, ChangeForge, focuses on the collision between the constantly changing worlds of business and technology in an information-centric world.

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Canon On My Mind: Thoughts from Canon EXPO 2010 New York

On assignment here at Canon EXPO 2010 New York, the atmosphere was fun and exciting. Canon clearly spared no expense for what must be almost 1000 VIP attendees, and offered a tightly integrated presentation of a full depth and breadth…

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Candidly Canon

On assignment, here in Midtown New York, I am soon to join Canon as they open their Canon EXPO 2010 New York for a sneak peek behind the curtain of some of reportedly, big news surrounding imaging. Canon appears to…

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Enablers, Resistors, and Obstacles: What Stands In the Way of Your MPS Success?

The fax machine was simply novel by itself, but was more valuable as a pair. As more and more fax machines became available, they not only became infinitely more valuable as a communication method but allowed the fax to become…

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Getting Under the Hood: How Do You Handle Local Devices?

I notice that many things seem to travel in cycles. A few of my well-placed, trusted sources are once again talking about the frontier of local device capture. For years, I’ve heard just about everyone offer the advice, “Forget about…

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5 Things They Are Watching: Observations After CompTIA Breakaway – Day 1

Day one of the CompTIA Breakaway 2010 is in the bag. Participation is interesting and talking with CompTIA staff, it seems there was some 1300 registered attendees this year. The classes had mixed reviews, but the networking and business opportunities…

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The Band Aid Solution

I’ve been accused of making things too complex sometimes. I know that surprises a lot of you, so try and hold your emotions in check, please. But something Malcolm Gladwell said in his book, The Tipping Point, really struck home:…

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