A very interesting comparison. Bottom line…if you research for a living the Internet is a powerful tool, but should be just one tool in your arsenal.
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I started to post about one part of today's updates, but on reading the whole page I think there's too much to focus on one component. Today's news covers: Making the business case to telework and technology investments Satelite broadband “Telework malaise”…I think that can be summed up with “some folks still don't get it”…
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….
Nice review of screen-sharing tools. Shinkuro also has a rudimentary screen-sharing capability. I think it would be fine for something like “see this here…” kind of thing. Best Screen Sharing Tools Reviewed At Buyer's Review – Online Collaboration and Web Conferencing Breaking News – Kolabora.com: “Best Screen Sharing Tools Reviewed At Buyer's Review Last Thursday,…
GMail is truly a Google coup. I like having the extra e-mail address and I do think the interface and technology is really cool. I think techies/geeks/Neterati love being in select groups…I love private beta tests. You really get to feel like you're helping make a product better and when a friend uses the tool…
Does it matter if it isn’t? Photo by Gary Ullah. Lots of folks are talking about Mastodon, yes myself included, and over the past 24 hours I’ve seen more than a few people dismiss Mastodon already. It’s not going to last. The shine will wear off soon. FFS people it’s only been a week and a bit…
WiFi security, especially at public hotspots should be top of mind of most business users. Groove and Shinkuro are definately two tools I would employ to communicate with colleagues while out on in a public WiFi hotspot. Is Groove The Answer To DHS Wireless Concerns?: Colleague Michael Helfrich writes about Department of Homeland Security wireless…
