Great interview. Worth reading all three pages. Clearly this blog is “Blogger Powered”, but the ideas presented here are important. I'm not chearleading for Blogger. I like Blogger and all, being free is important, but I would like to try other open-source or GPL blog software in the future.
Between the time I started writing this and now several things happened. First, Michael Sampson beat me to the punch. Second I look a couple of minutes and went to the website to take a look for myself. The Five Across website doesn't have too many details, but the application does look impressive. The InfoWorld…
Here is the eWeek review of Groove Virtual Office. It's not as glowing as some others, but the one point I this is important is the lack of cross-platform compatibility. I also wonder how many organizations will be willing to pay for a system that allow duplicates e-mail and other systems. The strongest feature I…
For Teleworkers being able to convince your company that setting up a VPN is both easy and cost effective can be a tough sell. This looks lke an interesting product offering. Setting Up A VPN is a 'SNAP': “Setting up secure network connections for remote workers can be an overwhelming task for a small business….
This week I’m talking with my friend Jordan Behan of Narrate Creative about content, productizing services, and when you should think about outsourcing parts of your content production (this was a not-so-subtle nod to me and my issues with Episode 6). Jordan and I talk about taking things like video (which he publishes weekly and…
Robin's short summary of the longer article is very good. Read it, then read the longer article for specific things to do. I thinking about presentations I give, I know now that I need to determine what my one main message is, and keep tying the presentation and talk to it. Regardless of the length…
Can communication thrive when some people can just sit and talk? Photo by Bill Selak. I wrote this post about a year and a half ago. I’m not sure if my premise of mixed teams (remote and together) is correct, but I’d like to put this post out there again for discussion. Can a team with…
