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  • Cloudprint

    Printing from the Cloud? If you are like me, the computer you carry around is a laptop. Increasingly I find that all I carry is my phone. Maybe you have an iPhone. The phone is often where I receive my mail, most of the time with some document attached...
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  • Riding a New Wave

    I am a technologist so I like to connect long term financial success with technology shifts. When I reflect on the success of the Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) over the past 22 years, I can connect it to one major technology shift: the desktop PC....
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  • Print is Exciting Again !

    This is how I feel, along with many of the attendees here in New York, on day 2 of HP’s “What do You have to say?” campaign launch. My fellow HP blogger Eric Kintz wrote an excellent summary of the event: HP Ignites the Print 2.0 Revolution . A lot of...
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  • Antonio Rodriguez: "My impressions of Print 2.0"

    I am trying something new (for me): hosting other writers I believe have something to say and that you might want to meet. Today it’s Antonio Rodriguez. I first met Antonio when he was the CEO (and founder) of Tabblo.com. Now Tabblo is part of HP and...
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  • John Battelle’s conversation with HP's Vyomesh Joshi

    John posted the interviews from last week’s Web 2.0 story. I love John’s introduction of VJ: “I had never seen a guy so excited about printing!”. As John pointed out, printing is one of the edges of the web. VJ covers a lot of ground in this chat. But...
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  • Opportunity Knocks

    As previously done in my blog, I've invited Antonio Rodriguez, Chief Technologist for HP's IPG Inkjet and Web Solutions Group, to share his thoughts in this blog. Here it is: I am really excited about the recent organizational move inside HP's...
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  • When 2% Leads to a Major Industry Shift

    I was just about to write my last report on our Print 2.0 event in New York, on my way home. I was looking at clouds outside the plane, the real ones, not the Internet cloud when an interesting quote from Vyomesh Joshi’s keynote on Tuesday came back to...
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  • Welcome to my Print 2.0 blog !

    It’s an interesting name. Do I mean “2.0” like in… “Web 2.0”? But what does print have to do with the Web you might ask? As the CTO of the Imaging & Printing Group of HP (IPG), I have had first hand experience with this question, both asking it and...

  • On iPhone

    I have been called an optimist. I guess it’s true. In mid-July, Jim Lyons wrote about iPhone printing and argued that hoping it would drive new prints was an optimistic view. A few hours later Jim posted a comment titled “Finally the optimists are going...
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  • Web applications, are they for real?

    I have written about the key underlying assumption behind Print 2.0: content is created, shared and distributed on the web. Print 1.0 was about riding the wave of the desktop applications. Print 2.0 is about riding the wave of the Web. Sometimes, when...
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  • VJ's "Uncut" Video

    Here is an interesting video from VJ, the executive vice president for HP’s Imaging and Printing Group. I think it’s cool. VJ’s passion for the Print 2.0 journey does come across. I also can’t remember a precedent for an HP Executive VP. Enjoy!
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  • Response to Cloudprint Question

    Here's a response to Robin's comment -- from Scott Golder of the HP Labs Cloudprint team: A common concern expressed about the rise of cloud computing is that, when a third party is hosting or transmitting your data, by definition they have access...
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  • Innovation at HP

    In case you might have missed it, I want to point to an excellent Business Week article on HP’s cultural revolution . I was interviewed, along with others, by Jana Reena, the Innovation Editor for Business Week for this article. Jana did a remarkably...
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  • Interesting Products of 2007

    It’s January 2008, a good time to look back at 2007! What did catch my eye? This is my list: OLPC’s XO, Apple iPhone, Amazon’s Kindle and HP’s Kitchen Kiosk (A826). I have some personal experience using each of them. Yes, this is my hand next to the Kindle...
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  • Snapshot-less photography

    Snapshot-less photography Another invited post. This post is from Phil McCoog, Chief Technologist for HP’s Digital Photography business. There are a lot of touch points for HP in Digital Photography: online services, retail photo solutions, home and professional...
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