With this standard being ratified, Wi-Fi will start getting more secure. Though, it is hotspots where I think there is still a security gap. I wonder how hotspot operators will implement security, if at all. Given that the idea of hotspots is to connect quickly and easily, putting up security barrier goes against the grain….
Nice article from South Africa on KM. Quick read, with (my favourite) good analogies. Sunday Times South Africa Jun 25 2004 2:27AM GMT [Feedster.com Results For: knowledge management]
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…
After discovering TheOpenCD.org project through an article in PCWorld, I found the free multi-network IM client called Miranda IM. Miranda IM works using a plugin architecture, one plugin allows you to post to your Blogger based blog through IM. This is a post through the interface. So far, so good.
View the demo provided in the article below. The demo is short and shows how this actually works. Of course, the assumption is that a company already has a Breeze server and team room set up. Still a good and interesting demo. Flash based Web conferencing tool now integrates with instant messaging to ease online…
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]
If you are a Trillian user, you're probably aware that Yahoo is blocking your access and although Trillian was patched to get their users back online, Yahoo has said it would keep blocking Trillian. Chris Cooper's article here touches on one of the fundamental flaws in IM, the lack of interoperability. Just because I use…
I am pleased to announce two new service offerings and the official launch of my weblog, View from the Isle. New Services I have been tracking the rapidly emerging developments in communications and collaboration over the past six months and I am very excited about the new opportunities that weblogs and RSS/webfeeds can offer businesses…
News from Shared Spaces…I think the collaboration between Jabber and Mobile Tornado is interesting and worth a little eyeball time. Today's highlights: Sylantro and Yahoo on IM; Vint Cerf on 'Messaging Forms'; Vignette Supports Mac; Mobile Tornado and Jabber; RIM BlackBerry for Novell; BlackBerry in New Zealand; Avaya Chooses WebEx; Sylantro announced an integration of…
From Contentious…two Canadian goverment sites are winners the National Research Council and the Ontario Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. Beyond the Canadian pride in this, later in Amy's article she lists the points that the Nielsen Norman Group cites as Intranet best practices. Some of these have been published else where as well. Government Intranets:…
