What's next for Palm Computing?
News For example, Palm has plans for an upcoming enterprise services program, which will include partnerships with companies that already have well-established services, according to Palm president Alan Kessler, who will keep his post at the company...
[September 20, 1999, 11:13]
Palm's vision of the connected enterprise
News At PalmSource Forum Europe 2001, Palm chief operating officer Alan Kessler set out Palm's vision for the "Palm Economy" -- the constellation of devices, applications, content and services that are linked by their support for the Palm OS operating...
[February 1, 2001, 12:55]
Be buy will help Palm target Microsoft
News Palm also said that Alan Kessler, the general manager of its Platform Solutions group, will resign from the company Friday. Kessler told CNET News.com that Palm needed three things to build its operating system business -- deeper investment from...
[August 17, 2001, 9:24]
Palm to buy software maker Be
News Palm also said that Alan Kessler, the general manager of its Platform Solutions group, will resign from the company on Friday. Neither the company nor Kessler disclosed why he is leaving. Palm on Thursday announced it is acquiring the assets and...
[August 16, 2001, 15:17]
Palm eyes services to woo enterprise
News If you're a CIO and you bought 10,000 Palms, then you probably don't want to have to call the Palm 800-number if you have a problem," Palm Computing President Alan Kessler said in an interview this week with ZDNet sister publication PC Week.
[September 7, 1999, 10:02]
Palm competitor - or is it a partner?
News Palm Computing's president Alan Kessler, for example, saw Handspring's products last week in a private meeting with Handspring founder Donna Dubinsky and is aware of her company's plans to target, among other things, consumers, sources said.
[September 10, 1999, 9:40]
Palm colour screens on their way
News Palm Computing President Alan Kessler wouldn't confirm reports Wednesday that the company is developing a colour Palm handheld to debut next year, but was more forthcoming on the Palm OS. We won't do colour until it's ready," Kessler said.
[October 21, 1999, 9:35]
Sweaty Palms as supermodel attends developers conference
News The answer is hell yes and more," said Palm chief operating officer Alan Kessler. About 40 percent of the developers there will be focused on corporate applications, Kessler said. Claudia Schiffer will grace PalmSource to hype her soon-to-be...
[December 11, 2000, 14:33]
Palm to make all handhelds wireless
News With the Internet Kit we are moving Palm devices beyond just personal information managers and allowing that information to be stored on the Internet or with others," said Alan Kessler, chief operating officer of Palm.
[June 28, 2000, 13:31]
Kessler: Palm's biz push paying off
News But in the opinion of Alan Kessler, Palm's chief operating officer, the PDA leader may have already established its beachhead in this arena. Today we're debunking a lot of myths about our applications in the enterprise market," said Gabriel Acosta...
[December 14, 2000, 9:14]
News Burst: 3Com and Symbian team up, take on Microsoft
News This future cooperation offers Palm the ability to provide comprehensive solutions to our licensees in the wireless area, and that is a win for the wireless industry overall", said Alan Kessler, President of Palm Computing in a statement.
[October 13, 1999, 8:29]
Sony to unveil Palm OS device at PC Expo
News Considering their strength in producing high-quality consumer electronics products, I have no doubt that Sony's entry into the PDA marketplace will spur the growth of this category," says Alan Kessler, chief operating officer of platform and...
[June 26, 2000, 14:49]
Symbol renews Palm licence
News As the leader in missioncritical enterprise vertical markets, Symbol is a strategic partner for us in the fastgrowing enterprise space," said Alan Kessler, general manager of Palm's Platform Solutions Group in a statement.
[May 8, 2001, 16:12]
MS to Palm developers: Bill G. wants you!
News They only have a few developers and they want more," said Palm's chief operating officer, Alan Kessler. On the eve of Palm's annual developer's conference, Microsoft is planning a concerted effort to poach talent from its rival.
[December 8, 2000, 7:55]
Palm preparing to slash staff
News Adding to the woes, several key executives have left the company, including former chief technology Officer Bill Maggs; the former general manager of its Platform Solutions group, Alan Kessler; and, most recently, former chief executive Carl...
[November 21, 2001, 9:13]
