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 network security concerns, and wonders whether Groove provides a commercial off-the-shelf solution. “
I hope to be attending this seminar this week. The whole collaboration and messaging space is changing rapidly, any chance to catch up on the latest trends is welcome. Get The Pulse Of The Online Collaboration Industries – RG News
Their own career will be just fine for it “Several people fist bumping over a busy workspace” by rawpixel.com on Unsplash I caught a post today on LinkedIn that really irked me. The poster promoted the idea that a) (good) managers were only looking out for themselves and their careers and b) you should do that too….
This service sounds good, but at $300/month/location, it sounds steep for most small businesses. Maybe a larger business could afford this, but when I look at systems like ASAP, even Yahoo and MSN's IM clients, I don't really see the benefit. Sure you would get higher video and sound quality, but I think only organizations…
I am pleased to announce two new service offerings and the official launch of my weblog, View from the Isle. New Services I have been tracking the rapidly emerging developments in communications and collaboration over the past six months and I am very excited about the new opportunities that weblogs and RSS/webfeeds can offer businesses…
This article gets the brain cells going. There is a lot to the “Four 'Co's”: Communication: instant messaging, e-mail, Web conferencing, streaming video and voice tools, and other messaging solutions Coordination: calendaring, task and project management, contact management, and related technologies Collaboration: file and application sharing, discussion, wikis, blogs and other shared-space technologies Community: social…
An excellent idea. The opportunities for small communities close to large cities are tremendous. Bedroom communities would have more people there during the day. More people shopping, getting hair cuts, going to the dentist. All the things people do closer to work, because of the time crunch. This really could be an idea who's time…
