Gmail a Gentler HailStorm?
More industry talk about Gmail as a new messaging paradigm. Might be overblown, but it is great technology.
More industry talk about Gmail as a new messaging paradigm. Might be overblown, but it is great technology.
Another example of how the BizBlog is helping already over taxed info-workers keep up. While in the same boat not so long ago I often wondered how management expected people to actually get the work done when everyone was in meeting all the time. The answer is, of course, they expect people to stretch their…
This might have been Google’s plan all along. The Gemini-powered RAG for all your research, work, and data. I think NotebookLM might be the most under-appreciated and under-utilized AI tool we have right now; and I’m including myself in there too. I’ve talked about it. I’ve taught about it. I’ve shown how amazing it is…
Closing One Chapter, Starting Another 2004 – 2014 were great, but everything has to end It’s a sobering experience when you realize that over the past 16 years you’ve written at least 2000 posts you can put your finger on. I’m guessing if you throw in all the posts I wrote as a professional blogger…
Here is the eWeek review of Groove Virtual Office. It's not as glowing as some others, but the one point I this is important is the lack of cross-platform compatibility. I also wonder how many organizations will be willing to pay for a system that allow duplicates e-mail and other systems. The strongest feature I…
A few failed projects makes a better team You’re looking at a few possible new team members to augment your team. Who would you rather have on your team, someone who always had successful projects or someone who had a few less successful (or even failed) projects? A lot of people would choose someone with the…
We aren’t going to get better AI adoption by just winging it Navigating the AI Maze: Why Every Marketing Team Needs a Guide A couple of fantastic posts from my friends: David by DesignIntelligent Wealth vs. Cognitive DebtAmerica has lived with a wealth gap for decades. In 1971, six in ten Americans sat in the…