"Entrepreneurial Attitude"

Entrepreneur Magazine
By: Nichole Torres
Coming 2002-3

"Winter Sport Alternatives"

National Geographic Traveler
By: Margaret Loftus
Coming 2002-3

"Past Events Shape Future Of Security Industry"

"As the number of 'security events' increase as a result of a greater number of threats [attacks] to a corporation's network, sifting through an enormous number of security events becomes an immense job," Caruso explains. "The security analyst must sort through this information, identifying real threats to the network and blocking these threats."

Employment Review
By: Sherri Pfeil, staff writer
September, 2002

"Mainframe Security"
"The Neglected Beast"
"..., the pressing need to create fast transactions and the increasing use of revenue-maximizing methods often mandates... [mainframe] access."
SC Magazine
By: Illena Armstrong
February, 2002

"Critiquing Wearable Devices"

Mr. Caruso comments on the value and future of various wearable and prevasive computing devices.
By: Caitlin Mollison
November, 2001

"Teaching Math By Concept vs. Drill"

Mr. Caruso, "Math Dad" in the classroom and Board Member at High Meadows School & Camp, relates his observations.
By: Jennifer Job
November, 2001

"Business Plans Made Easy"

"A no-nonsense guide for creating and using successsful business plans"

New edition features comments and a business plan authored by Mr. Caruso
Author: Mark Henricks
Coming soon.

"Become a Consultant in 30 Days"

This new book features comments on quickly launching a consulting business, which Mr. Caruso did within the first 30 days of founding his first buisness in 1991 with clients in the US, UK, and France.
Author: John Riddle
Published October 15, 2001

"Security: How Much is Too Much?"

Mr. Caruso discusses security issues and vulnerabilities in public wireless networks, along with noted industry leaders Chris Klaus of ISS and Jon Pescatore of Gartner.
By: Joyce Slayton
October, 2001

"Unplugged?"

"California-style energy problems could have a nasty effect on convergence plans."
By: Erik Sherman, Contributing Editor
August 1, 2001

"Estimating hardware and software costs when migrating to Exchange 2000"

By: Jim Caruso, Guest Contributor
June 5, 2001

"The Sweet 3G Harmony?"

"Examining the likelihood of a 3G wireless standard"
Motorola Navigator Magazine
By: Kate Fitzgerald
December 00 - January 2001

"Taking the long way home"
By: Dennis McCaferty
Octover 23, 2000

Timing is everything, according to one travel-savvy veteran: Jim Caruso, CEO of Atlanta-based venture developer Telecom Alley, has flown around the globe five times, and is a frequent survivor of trips to the Far East. "Start living, eating and sleeping in the new time zone a day before you leave," he suggests. "I like this for travelling to Asia or the Pacific. These flights can last more than 24 hours with stops. Adjusting to a twelve-hour change is difficult for many, but this techniques really works for me. I am fine on day two."

"How WirelessVertical.com Went from Zero to Light Speed in only 30 days"

By: B2B Marketing Biz staff
June 5, 2000

"Site connects phone buyers, sellers"

By: Judith Potwora
Atlanta Business Chronicle
May 19, 2000

"Need A New Job?"
"Perennially Popular Book Can Help"

Comments on "What Color Is Your Parachute," authored by Richard Nelson Bolles.
By: Gary Soulsman
Gannett News Service, national syndication
April 2000

By: Eilene Zimmerman
April 25, 2000
"By next year, 80 percent of every new phone bought will replace an existing phone." Comment on the increasingly rapid replacement of mobile telephone handsets by business and consumers.

"Around The World In 15 Ways"
"Attention, road warriors! Tips to tackle your next overseas trip"

Entrepreneur Magazine
By: Christopher Elliott
August, 1999

Red Herring Magazine, 1999
"Red Herring, through Venture Market conferences, enables a professional forum for technology startups and all suppliers within the industry. Red Herring conferences are among the most thoughtfully planned and, therefore, most valuable and enjoyable conferences I attend."

CapEx Facing AT&T With TCI Acquisition
RCR Magazine, 1998
Mr. Caruso comments on the capital costs related to AT&T's purchase of TCI, specifically the cost of network upgrades to two-way, interactive services that might justify the acquisition, such as local telephony, cable modem, and interactive digital cable.

"Colleges Will Offer Mall Counseling"

The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution
March 30, 1989
Mr. Caruso, member of the board and planning committee for for the 7th Career and Educational Weekend program at Lenox Square Mall [photo].