This is the future. When companies realize that they can still be productive and with an additional regulatory kick in the pants, telework will take off. I know that as 2010 approaches out here, more and more companies are going to plan for it (happened in Atlanta in 1996)
From Shared Spaces Consulting… I've been shifting house and office for the past week, but am 'back in the saddle' today. Here's what's up in the world of shared spaces: Microsoft released a connector that enables Lotus Notes users to schedule and launch conferences in Microsoft Live Meeting 2003 (previously PlaceWare). Comment: definitely a good…
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…
This looks amazing. The Globe & Mail has a better description and intro than Robin Good does, but Robin does provide examples and a link to download, so both are worthwhile reads. If this works with AvantBrowser I'll go for it. If it doesn't, well it looks cool enough for me to use IE more….
Let’s hope it stays that way As the FCC in the U.S. threatens to dismantle net neutrality, the Independent reports the in the U.K. Theresa May may just censor the whole damn thing. This is not good. If there is one thing that is essential to the free exercise of democracy to innovation to even the…
Updates from Shared Spaces. Today's highlights: Action Technologies TeamWorks; Near-Time Flow; Nextel Partners Adopts SharePoint Portal Server; SINA buys Davidhill Capital for UC IM; BlackBerry in Chinese; Insight into Microsoft in Australia; Action Technologies released ActionWorks TeamWorks, a suite of collaborative and administrative project management tools for teams. TeamWorks supports knowledge workers “by enabling them…
Short article on some thoughts on Supernova 2004. Participants in the Supernova conference give insight into the social dynamics around the use of online social networking services, Weblogs and wikis. [eWEEK.com Messaging and Collaboration]
