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On the plane ride home from Dallas, our team was talking and spending some time doing an informal debrief of our week together at the 2013 HTG Summit. I thought it would be good to review some of
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On the plane ride home from Dallas, our team was talking and spending some time doing an informal debrief of our week together at the 2013 HTG Summit. I thought it would be good to review some of
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Now being three months post sale of HTS, I’ve been thinking a lot about finishing strong. The reality is that making it all the way to the end running hard and right is rare. Many folks te
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We are constantly working to define and revise our plans for legacy, life, business and leadership as part of the HTG experience. And one of the core elements to all those plans is a clear understandi
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One of the foundational parts of the HTG Peer Group program is our method of planning. The HTG Way of planning for legacy, life, leadership, and business is unique and key to our members’ succes



So what does that mean to you and me? At the recent CompTIA Breakaway event in Washington DC, my key takeaway was not that the Cloud is coming and will be a big chunk of business. What hit me right between the eyes was the reality that the Cloud is simply another delivery mechanism while in and of itself doesn’t do anything by itself. What truly is the center of the future is the mobile device market that will access that Cloud and every other kind of network known to man. Companies that have scorned the partner channel in the past, primarily the large mobility carriers, were at the CompTIA event to let the partner community know that they need feet on the street to help configure the millions of devices that will be connecting to networks in the next few years. Mobility is the next big opportunity.
Business continuity and disaster recovery has once again, unfortunately, been at the forefront of the news. First an earthquake in the Northeast and then the devastation of Hurricane Irene that did a number on parts of the Eastern United States. While Hurricane Irene did cause billions of dollars of damage and lives were lost, it appears that HTG members were spared the worst of the damage. 


