This is a great, simple explanation of what are the critical parts of both good collaborative teams and choosing a good application. I try lots of them. My current favorite is Shinkuro. Still in beta, but a nice, simple, multi-plaform application that is definately worth the download.
I don't know quite to make of this, but there are some very interesting blogs listed. At least worth a look. Hot Links
From Shared Spaces Consulting… I've been shifting house and office for the past week, but am 'back in the saddle' today. Here's what's up in the world of shared spaces: Microsoft released a connector that enables Lotus Notes users to schedule and launch conferences in Microsoft Live Meeting 2003 (previously PlaceWare). Comment: definitely a good…
“Beam me up Scotty”. We've said it jokingly for years, but now we're one step closer. Sure it's a small step, only an atom, but “a journey of a thousand miles begins with one step”. Additionally the implications for quantum computing are also important. Many of today's scientific problems are held back by computing power…
I think everyone who blogs and uses RSS to some degree knew this would be coming. But it really only makes good sense. If I want to know about the new widgets from Acme Co. Getting another e-mail in my inbox isn't going to help me much. A webfeed though, I would like. I know…
I agree with Rick, this could become very big very fast. I've listed myself for two reasons, a) I'd like to expand my readership and b) I thought it was about time I tried out a wiki-powered page. Two birds with one stone! The directory looks very interesting. I'm sure there is some chaff in…
This is a troubling trend. Very often I'm presented with an interesting article from one of my RSS newsfeeds and I'm requested to register or purchase a subscription. This isn't just happening the the States. Here is Canada the National Post and other CanWest papers are starting to go that route as well. My personal…
