Marketers Missing Measurements

Michael kindly IMed me last night (evening for him, night for me) to remind me to read the Parlano whitepaper that I had downloaded and to ask my take on it before he posted his review. I read it this morning, then read his review. I like Michael's take on and do read his review…

Wow, this is a really fresh approach to Knowledge Management (KM), think about how people actually work, what their roles are, and how that helps the organizations. According to the book The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations (Harvard Business School Press, June 2004) There are a few…

This is a very important first step towards pulling ad-supported, free software off the blacklist. I hope Qualcomm does the same thing soon with Eudora. I really liked Eudora and didn't really mind the ads too much. Somewhere buried in the user agreement was a privacy clause, but a public statement like this will go…

I was thinking about this while I was writing my previous post about broadband increasing with telecommuting. Another interesting note is that Anik-F2 is supposed to be the largest satellite ever. I wonder if this service will be offered only to really rural areas, or also places like where I live. Many telcos haven't wired…

This sounds like an interesting piece of software. Just keeping track of versions of documents is one of the hardest, but most important functions. I know it has been one of my major frustrations in collaborating on documents. Definitely a technology to watch. The developer demonstrates the upcoming release of an application code-name Project Chrome…

From eMarketer: July 20, 2004In-Stat/MDR says that about one-third of the US workforce will telecommute at least part-time in 2004, helping to drive broadband adoption. US companies are increasingly letting their employees work at home part-time and even full-time. Working from home, especially full-time, gives the employee the opportunity to stay closer to their family,…