Gmail a Gentler HailStorm?

Creator of the web turns knightSir Tim! If there is one man in this world who has changed it so much in so little time (only ten years!), Tim Berners-Lee is the man. This is an honour well deserved. All because Berners-Lee is dyslexic and wanted a new way to organize information in a way…

This is a very interesting development in my mind because now there is a future deployment platform for Breeze-based presentations to cellphones. Granted, Flash Lite might now support Breeze or cellphones don't have the bandwidth capabilities, yet. Yet, is the key word. InfoWorld: Multimedia goes mobile with Flash Lite 1.1: June 28, 2004: By Paul…

Earlier in the week I wrote about trying Macromedia's Breeze and Convoq's ASAP today I had the chance to put ASAP to the test. As it turned out this test not only tested ASAP but LiveMeeting and proved again why Boy Scouts are on to something. My meeting today was scheduled to be held over…

Great notes from Michael this afternoon. I actually talked with Michael on the phone today. It was great to have a voice to go with the posts. We share very similar interests in technology and collaboration software. I hope I have the opportunity to chat more with him (at least via e-mail) I recommend the…

Wow, this is a really fresh approach to Knowledge Management (KM), think about how people actually work, what their roles are, and how that helps the organizations. According to the book The Hidden Power of Social Networks: Understanding How Work Really Gets Done in Organizations (Harvard Business School Press, June 2004) There are a few…

Ah brainstorming. Like Amy says in her Artistic Aside post, brainstorming is often challenging and uncomfortable. I think the irony is for me that great ideas very often come from brainstorming sessions, but often the sessions are tortuous or worse, the great ideas are lost in the sea of corporate bureaucracy. Amy has two great…