View the demo provided in the article below. The demo is short and shows how this actually works. Of course, the assumption is that a company already has a Breeze server and team room set up. Still a good and interesting demo.
Flash based Web conferencing tool now integrates with instant messaging to ease online collaborations.
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…
Or talk or speech or keynote. “A close-up of a microphone with a group of people in the blurred background” by Kane Reinholdtsen on Unsplash Here’s my trial by fire story when I gave my first important presentation, survived, and used those lessons to make public speaking and teaching one of my favorite things. Almost all my…
And by we I mean us techies, geeks, and social media experts Photo by Tom Sodoge on Unsplash There have been a lot of great posts on Facebook’s privacy debacle. And if you’re looking for a common thread in all of them is that those of us in the industry weren’t surprised in the least. We knew…
This is a test of the new BlogJet This… extension for FireFox. The extention is at this blog: http://dotavery.com/blog/archive/2004/07/24/1723.aspx BlogJet weblog :: Main Page We need your help. We're seeking someone who can write an extension for Mozilla similar to “BlogJet This!” button for Internet Explorer (it can be right-click menu item, not button). I…
Updates from Shared Spaces for July 30 Shared Spaces Research & Consulting: Shared Spaces Briefing, Jul 30 Shared Spaces Briefing, Jul 30 Today's highlights: PDA shipment growth; Enterprise collaboration growth; Gartner reported that worldwide PDA shipments in 2Q2004 increased 12% from 2Q2003. The RIM BlackBerry led the charge. tmcnet.com A recent Gartner report looked at…
John Dvorak has written a very interesting opinion piece making the statement that e-mail is broken. I don't agree, since e-mail seems to work just fine, with people you keep in contact with. What is broken is (or actually never really existed) is that e-mail wasn't designed to keep up or plan for changing e-mail…
