And I though the Intel commercial with the Everst climbers watching video of the family on the beach was hooey. I guess not. Wi-fi in Nepal. I think it's great. Not from the business standpoint, but as the article says, from the point of hepling people communicate better and faster. “Hey Tenzing, I forgot my extra harness…could you bring it with you and meet me at the pass…”
I was thinking about this while I was writing my previous post about broadband increasing with telecommuting. Another interesting note is that Anik-F2 is supposed to be the largest satellite ever. I wonder if this service will be offered only to really rural areas, or also places like where I live. Many telcos haven't wired…
Like most of GrokDotCom's articles, this is particularly good and insightful. I always look at what search terms people use to reach my site. Interestingly, most folks arrive because of something I've posted in this blog and it relates to what they are looking for in someway. Whether I helped or hindered I don't know….
A great article that all CIOs, IT managers, and tech savvy marketers should read. Bottom line: Nessicity adversity are both mother's of invention. Locking down software and tools, like internal blogs or company blogs, is not going to help in the long run. The people thinking outside of the box by tapping into these technologies…
Ah brainstorming. Like Amy says in her Artistic Aside post, brainstorming is often challenging and uncomfortable. I think the irony is for me that great ideas very often come from brainstorming sessions, but often the sessions are tortuous or worse, the great ideas are lost in the sea of corporate bureaucracy. Amy has two great…
I had heard about blogging a couple of years ago. Tried it out a year ago, and now I'm doing (obviously), a good amount of blogging and have an RSS/webfeed/ATOM feed for this blog. This series of articles is probably the best primer I've read on the whys, hows, and where nexts of RSS. What…
Good head to head to head reviews. But I think most of these packages are out of the league of most users to purchase and implement. Definitely stuff for the enterprise-level crowd. Site Analysis Gets Expert Treatment
