I've snipped out most of this post to focus on using blog software to run and intranet (or internet) site. This, I think, a large untapped area that I am personally interested in and developing solutions for. The entire article points out some other ways to save money, but the most interesting part are some…

I was thinking over the weekend that I wanted to save a presentation I did in June in Flash to make available online. So I go looking (online of course) for PPT to SWF tools and I learn (or maybe am reminded of) OpenOffice can save presentations to Flash natively! A short (over DSL) download…

Last week I was able to catch two webinars on presentations over the web. First I caught the Breeze as eLearning tool. As an eLearing tool I thought it was pretty good. As a presentation tool it looked very compelling. I'm not sure if Macromedia offers hosting (I'm sure they must) or just buy their…

In case you hadn't stopped by Groove's website today, the new version is out and preview downloads are available. I haven't downloaded it yet, but will very soon. With all the hoopla about Groove 3.0 I hope it can live up to its acclaim.

The free e-mail/web-based e-mail wars are definitely heating up. With the purchase of Oddpost I think Yahoo is going to try to woo more people to web-based e-mail over Outlook Express and other free e-mail programs. This isn't going to touch Outlook users I don't think, unless they provide good was to tie-in and sync…

Interesting tool Amy has found called Blogdigger. Feedster is pretty flaky. I've got two feeds I track, but I can't get back into my account to edit, delete, or add more feeds. Sigh In case you haven't noticed, I try to stay abreast of new developments on a wide range of topics. One of my…

MessageCast has developed a way to RSS feeds into customers MSN IM boxes. Interesting idea. It does get around spam, it can sense if you're offline and send to through an alternate channel. Certainly a company to watch as they roll out this service to bloggers (see website). MessageCast Tests RSS for DeliveryAs the RSS…

There is an interesting premise here. Eliminate hierarchy with a flat organization be more efficient and share knowledge. In a Utopian sense I agree with it. When my two other colleagues and I are working on a project together there isn't a hierarchy. More like a triumvirate. But in a company there is a problem…

Because, like many Internet folks, I just seem to need to be invloved in lots of projects I am also writing on another blog. My friend Jon Suk hosts this website (Borealis Networks) and he, my friend Aaron Sigurgeirson who does SEO, and I have another blog hosted by Borealis here. I can't really say…

This is an interesting idea. I'll be interested to see how many companies bite. I think most businesses are still a little scared of OS X and Apple in general. Apple takes aim at Windows server users with the new NT migration tool that it is building into the Tiger server operating system. [eWEEK Technology…