This is cool! Amy is right on the money for the applications of having a webfeed calendar. How about your dentist, if it tied into their booking software could push the reminder for your check up to you. Might be interested for group collaboration and scheduling. Platform agnostic to receive.
Webfeeds are certainly taking off faster and faster.
This is interesting in that one serious barrier to rural access and rural teleworkers has been access to broadband. Hopefully new wireless broadband (like microwave and opening up unused TV bands) will spread broadband Internet into the hinterlands. EarthLink hooks up to wireless broadband | CNET News.com
Small, safe fuel cells are finally coming to pass. This is a fantastic development. This should decrease the size and weight of laptops and other devices while increasing the on-battery running time. TOBISHA TO MARKET THUMB-SIZE FUEL CELL: “TOKYO – Toshiba, one of the Japanese companies racing to develop electronic devices powered with a miniature…
Since collaboration is one of the technolgy areas I track, this is very interesting. Beyond the potential security headaches, blogs and wikis do have the potential to be easy, short learning curve ways to transmit information and archive it for later. Now that there are tools to go from e-mail to blog (available in Blogger…
More articles relating to using IM in the workplace. Indispensable. Shared Spaces Research & Consulting Ltd: News for Today, May 18
I gave a career day talk at Imagine High, the local arts and technology high school here in Chilliwack. This is the kind of school where the kids who don’t fit in, fit in. All the artistic, neuro-spicy, creative, weird, geeky kids who tend not to enjoy, or thrive, in a “normal” high school gravitate…
I started to post about one part of today's updates, but on reading the whole page I think there's too much to focus on one component. Today's news covers: Making the business case to telework and technology investments Satelite broadband “Telework malaise”…I think that can be summed up with “some folks still don't get it”…
