I actually helped Robin Try out one of the services eye@net. Didn't work so well, completely crashed my machine. Regardless, I have downloaded and like the features of Marratech. This is an area of technology that I expect will really start to expand quickly.
This has been discussed for almost a decade now (at least as long as I've been involved in the pharma industry). I think with cuts to healthcare, rural patients and urban physicians could take advantage of secure communications and high-speed internet to help with diagnosis and follow-ups. Communicating with Your Patients Online
Updates from Shared Spaces. Today's highlights: Action Technologies TeamWorks; Near-Time Flow; Nextel Partners Adopts SharePoint Portal Server; SINA buys Davidhill Capital for UC IM; BlackBerry in Chinese; Insight into Microsoft in Australia; Action Technologies released ActionWorks TeamWorks, a suite of collaborative and administrative project management tools for teams. TeamWorks supports knowledge workers “by enabling them…
How do you build more when you don’t think there is a place for more? I was chatting with Marshall Kirkpatrick about apps and what we’re up to. I think Marshall is a deity, demigod at least, of taking tons of data sources and doing amazing things. He and I probably consumed the same number of…
It can be done! Telework isn't a pipe dream or really onerous. It will take some work, but as you can read there are significant payoffs to the bottom line. Delving a bit into history again, on the trail of the “virtual organization”, here's a great case study on the business case for virtual companies,…
This is the second of recent articles on RSS (webfeeds). The PC World article is longer and gives a good list of tools whereas this one focuses on just SharpReader and FeedReader. I think the moment IE supports webfeeds, this whole space is going to just explode. I don't think most home users are comfortable…
Videotron, the Quebec cable and Internet company is joining the ranking of the other big providers in announcing that VoIP service is coming. Theirs will launch mid-next year. The other cable companies have announced launches as has Telus and Bell Canada. I wonder if the days of the standard POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) line…
