The (Un)Wired: A Free Wi-Fi Manifesto

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7-28-2010 @ 10:46AM

Brian said...

I agree completely. Nothing leaves a worse taste in your mouth than having a splendid hotel room then having to walk around the block with your i-phone looking for a free wifi-spot, because it is quicker and cheaper than buying a stupid wifi card from the front desk. And those usually don't work the way they say on the back, requiring assistance from a concierge who doesn't even own a computer.

To all the McKinsey et al . consultants out there - it's time to start thinking about the whole package, unbundling wifi will not work in a world with free competition. It just pisses the client off. And if you think I don't care about wasting my employer's money when I'm on business travel -think again- I actually beleive in my company's vision and mission and minimising costs - that's what the other half of your clients are paying you $400 per hour to build!

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