Category Archives: Workforce/Workplace Computing
How’s your desktop support service desk looking?
As everyone working in IT support knows, the job would be so easy if it[...]
Deploying VoIP in real life
Mainstream-ready VoIP offerings are becoming more widely available, with greater flexibility around options and more[...]
Desktop Management – Where are you now?
Since desktop PCs first entered the world of business, IT managers and help desk staff[...]
Collaboration and control
Once upon a time, the boundaries of IT management were fairly straightforward. All your customers[...]
Desktop Virtualisation
by Martin Atherton and Jon Collins It is early days for virtualisation in the desktop[...]
Social computing – start small, think big
By David Tebbutt Don’t be afraid of social networking collaboration tools in the office. Your[...]
New Lotus?
If you were in the market for collaboration software, what would your reaction be if[...]
Mobile broadband or WiFi? You betcha
By Josie Sephton Our increasing appetite for sending and receiving data on the move fuels[...]
Give workers a say in corporate IT
There can be little doubt that the personal and domestic use of technology has had[...]
UC – FMC usurper or saviour?
As enterprises move through their comms journey, should FMC still be on the cards, or[...]
Vodafone UK ready to walk the walk
It has been very interesting watching Vodafone go through its journey over the past five[...]
Enterprise Mobility Strategy
Audience – IT & Business professionals Occasion – iPass breakfast briefing – March 2009 Presenter(s)[...]
Unified Communications in Context
By Dale Vile We here at Freeform Dynamics have been tracking developments in the unified[...]
Lotus knows, but do you?
With the prospect of a conference call with Lotus today, I thought I’d better try[...]
Building businesses from little to no starting capital
Four years ago, our beloved leader, Alex Bellinger, interviewed one Greg Gianforte. By then he’d[...]
Mobile operators: Tune in to the customer
As businesses and consumers place increasing emphasis on the use of mobile, and both behaviour[...]
Audience power and the death of deference
How do you feel if you’re addressing a large group of people and some of[...]
Catching your clients at moments of need
With mobile service providers offering more and more, in their bid to keep subscribers hooked[...]
The truth behind the Google/Microsoft/NHS rumours
Before Monday July 6th, did you know that Google and Microsoft had services for storing[...]
Scoping UC – all bases covered?
While lots of people think Unified Communications (UC) is a nice idea, they don’t necessarily[...]
The evolving role of the mobile operator
Mobile operators have their roots firmly in the utility services space. Indeed, many business customers[...]
In-building coverage: What’s the problem?
Most mobile calls, voice and data, are made inside a building – at home, at[...]
Virtual events aren’t real events shoved online
As you know, most of us are facing financial difficulties and some of us are[...]
Is there hope for unified comms?
The evangelists are calling for businesses to implement unified communications (UC), citing a whole raft[...]