Perhaps it's the fact that being your own boss is the only real job security, but the short summary paragraph the post on the Groove blog really does sum it up. Technologies have matured to a point where you really can work with clients in any corner of the wired world from anywhere in the wired world.
Photo by Alex Grodkiewicz on Unsplash I’ve been talking with a lot of companies lately, and here’s what I’ve seen going right During my job hunt I’ve had a chance to get to know a lot really interesting companies. Doesn’t matter if I was the right fit or not, that’s not the point here. Part of my…
Smaller companies have better information sharing than larger. Well that shouldn't be surprising. If you have a company of only 50 people (or fewer), then you really can't afford not to share information widely. You never know who will have the next great idea or insight. Also think about it, in a small company employees…
A goodly while back (I don't remember when, but when I move my blog I'll have search…) I wrote about TravelMessenger. I seem to remember thinking it was a pretty darn cool idea. I wasn't able to try it then, but Riaan van Schoor left a comment on my blog that there was updated information…
Shared Spaces news for July 2 Today's highlights: Oracle Collaboration Suite Revenue; Antepo and BT Syntegra; IBM Conferencing GUI; Oracle increased its revenue take for Collaboration Suite from $1 million in 2001 to $5.5 million in 2003. Comment: That's a good enough growth rate for 2 years, but it's still a tiny proportion of the…
Maybe my hopes for avoiding a Blubble have been dashed. Here is an excerpt from the most recent Blogger Knowledge post: What If?What if building a web site were as easy as surfing the web? What if it were free and it you didn't have to learn about HTML? What if you could build web…
As much as it might pain Yahoo to do this. It probably is better in the long run. Let them license the core technology and let other build on it and supply the services and support. InfoWorld: Rest in peace: Yahoo Business Messenger: June 18, 2004: By: “MIAMI – Yahoo Inc. has decided to ditch…
