About Nortel on Nortel Program


Nortel IT Business Technology Development leader, Ru Wadasinghe, talks about Nortel on Nortel program.
Welcome to Nortel on Nortel, a site that shows you how we at Nortel manage Information Technology.

You'll find it well worth your time and here's why: This site is about our real-world experiences, about how we solve business challenges using Nortel solutions and IT best practices. We'll show you our business case results, user benefits and the lessons we've learned along the way.

As the CIO of Nortel and an IT professional for 25 years, I know the value of talking to peers and sharing experiences. There's nothing better than speaking with somebody who has been through it.

Please dive into Nortel on Nortel, and then let me know what you think.

Steve Bandrowczak
Chief Information Officer
Nortel


IT News

On the Lighter Side -- Meet Nortel's Most 'Hyperconnected' Employee
October 1, 2008

Nortel CIO Steve Bandrowczak recently sponsored a contest to better understand -- in a fun way -- what hyperconnectivity and the user addition to devices and sharing information of every moment of every day means to Nortel IT. Whether the hyperconnected users are using social computing, unified communications, or improving business processes, the enterprise must be posed to handle this onslaught of network activity and demand for services.

Paul ToPaul To is the winner of Nortel's Most Hyperconnected Employee contest. The judges* chose Paul because of his whimsical, yet serious top 10 list of reasons like taking 12 mobile/electronic devices that outweighed the rest of his luggage on a recent vacation and using his mobile phone to remotely monitor and control his home or to write 'real time' restaurant reviews. Paul has been known to buy underwear on amazon.com, automobiles on ebay, and keeps a Kindle device instead of magazines in the bathroom.

* Contest judges included an impressive panel of experts consisting of Nortel CIO Steve Bandrowczak, Nortel CTO John Roese; Abbie Lundberg, editor of CIO, one of the IT industry's most respected publications; and Andy Lippman, a well-known industry thought leader and founding director of the MIT Media Lab.