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shift 2020 – How Technology Will Impact Our Future

Written on Dec, 13, 2013 by ceo | No comments yet

Check out Rudy De Waele’s new book project titled shift 2020 – How Technology Will Impact Our Future — a collaborative book including foresights on how technology will impact our future by some of the world’s leading experts. See the related Kickstarter project.…

Mobile Trends 2020 | Project Glass – Google’s Augmented Reality Glasses

Written on Apr, 05, 2012 by ceo | No comments yet

Source: Project Glass G+ page Back in January of 2010, Mobilist Rudy de Waele asked a number of us to predict the Mobile Trends for the decade of 2010-2020. The result of this was a great compendium of views on things to come…

Startups in mobile: Join the PICNIC 2009 Mobile Bites!

Written on Sep, 04, 2009 by ceo | No comments yet

My buddy Rudy De Waele (m-trends.org, dotOpen, Mobile 2.0 guru) sent me an email about the upcoming PICNIC 2009 event in Amsterdam. PICNIC is a very cool event and Rudy (dotOpen) is organizing the mobile bits of the event. So any startups that…

Carnival of the Mobilists #180

Written on Jul, 02, 2009 by ceo | No comments yet

This week’s Carnival of the Mobilists is hosted by Rudy de Waele at the m-trends blog: Looking back at the many contributions done by so many mobilists till now, this is still what’s it’s all about! The Carnival stays probably the best online…

About Carlos Enrique

Carlos Enrique is a seasoned technologist and software development leader with a proven track record of innovation and impact. He played a pivotal role in building software for the Space Shuttle and driving innovation at Amazon. Passionate about space, science, and technology, Carlos has extensive expertise in web, mobile, cloud, and AI/ML application development.

Blending deep technical knowledge with strategic leadership, Carlos excels at aligning technology initiatives with broader business goals. He is the author of two books on mobile development, holds six granted patents, and is an active member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Internet Society.