I have yet to read the article cited, but I certainly support the sentiment. Too often IT department choose what is convenient, instead of really looking for what meats the real needs of users. Often, I've found, the “pilot” stage is really just “pre-implementation testing”. If it were me, I would have several small pilot…
Just catching up on my webfeeds….I don't know, honestly, if Notes ever has had a Mac client, but I'm glad one is in development. Other interesting news on RIM and eGroupWare. One interesting note, I think, is that in the eGroupWare statement quoted by Michael there is a mention of support for Wikis. Which makes…
Rick Bruner is soliciting reviewers of different blogging platforms, including Blogware. He's offering $25 USD for submitting a review. I'm tempted to put my name into the hat for the Blogware review (Rick, if you're reading, my e-mail will be coming soon if I decide to apply). I think this a great idea, especially from…
Larix Consulting, in partnership with Borealis Networks, has launched BlogCatalystTM, a hosted blogging service designed with small to medium-sized businesses in mind. Business blogging is exploding. Businesses large and small are taking advantage of the power of blogging, reaching and interacting with customers in a whole new way. But blogs can go far beyond the…
On Monday I posted my initial thoughts about the new IM product InterComm from Five Across. If you haven't downloaded it (and I recommend you do) here is a good screen shot of it (from the Five Across website): The first thing I noticed was the nice UI. It's pretty intuitive and graphically appealing. The…
Interesting updates from Michael today. The Cinci Bell post is interesting as another example of telcos providing companies with a way to have employees available and “contactable” in a variety of ways. In somewhat related news, I was just speaking with Joanne Kisling of Five Across in the PR department. I am planning on writing…
