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I'm pleased to get this blog started here today. I have been in the telecommunications and network industry, which continuously and revolutionarily improves ways of our communications on this planet of the earth. Moving forward, I wanted to touch and feel the benefits of the network a bit more proactively and personally, jotting down what I will see, observe and think of on time-to-time basis.

Using "SMB technologies" as key words, I would like to step into the cloud of the Internet. SMB (small and medium sized business) is an exciting area where I am always finding interesting impressive products and technologies.

At this blog site, I may be just clipping and leaving pieces of information available on the internet. However, I hope, this will become a kind of index of the brilliant products and technologies delivered by the small and medium sized enterprise and companies in the future. Further more, I'd be very happy if this site, at some point in time, would be able to provide viewers with some hints or stimulation for their consideration of collaboration work between the viewers' and the SMB technologies on this site to create uniquely new one.

Starting from Tokyo area, I hope, I'll be moving into other geographic areas. Despite of my blog writings focused on Japan SMB technologies, for those viewers, who may want to check other technologies out side of Japan, I located Tech-Biz Search Window at the bottom of the right hand side of the blog page. Try to enter technology related key words to find technology business information in the world.

9/26/07
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