Johna Till Johnson

Articles by Johna Till Johnson

Millennials are different? Pardon me while I retch

People in their 20s tend to be ambitious, love communicating and are enchanted by new ideas. But this is hardly a new phenomenon, so I don

Telecom planning in a time of turmoil

Some answers to frequently asked questions about dealing with the gloomy economic situation

Opinion: The innovation gap is real, all right

Judy Estrin discusses the shortage of overall investment in science and engineering in the U.S.

The meaning of ‘communication’

If you're in the business of crafting a communications strategy for your organization, you'll want to be clear on what that encompasses. Why it pays to consider the many meanings of an ordinary word

The many modes of communication

To twist the old adage, if you post a sign on a tree in the forest, and nobody sees it -- you may have expressed yourself, but you haven't communicated

Think of the edges when building a WAN

It's the "everything else" sites on the wide area network -- telecommuters, remote branches and mobile services -- that tend to trip up network managers, Network World columnist Johna Till Johnson says

Don’t pooh-pooh social networking

Blogs, wikis and other collaborative technologies are coming to your business

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