The Structure Of Software Revolutions According To Tim “Open Source” O’Reilly – RG News

Updates from Shared Spaces. The article from Antepo is interesting in trying to incite fear in the corporate IT realm about IM. Granted, IM is insecure. The problem is that when you deploy an enterprise IM system, it absolutely has to connect to the public IM networks some how. One of the benefits of IM…

Citrix is launching a desktop-based conferencing application. The features sound good, like connecting through IM and e-mail, which Convoq ASAP can do too. So beyond interface and features I expect the determing factor will be price. I'll post updates here when a trial is available. COMPUTERWORLD HONG KONG : Web conferencing meets the desktop

An interesting development in the VPN market. VPNs are interesting beasts. I'd have a love-hate relationship with them for a while now. The last one I worked with was decent, but being connected to it brought my surfing to crawl and wreaked havok with my other e-mail apps. This is primarily why I think secure…

There seem to be a lot of articles on metrics lately. This one is great for making the case that the basic glance at page views and visits isn't enough. Dig deeper, try to understand what users are trying to do. Then you find the real gems. With Data Analysis, Less Isn't More

A landmark in computing and cryptography. When I think of Colossus I think of Cryptonomicon by Neal Stephenson. BBC NEWS | Technology | Return of Colossus marks D-Day

Something to keep an eye on. Wainhouse Research has started benchmarking web conferencing. As the new Flash-based services come on line in the next few months I hope they give WebEx and Microsoft a run for their money Online Collaboration Is Where It's At – Online Collaboration and Web Conferencing Breaking News – Kolabora.com