Category Archives: Workforce/Workplace Computing
Social applications can get everyone’s brain working
Imaginatik is a company that helps very large organisations save lots of money by plundering[...]
What if the lights go out?
We humans have a talent for getting other people and other things to do stuff[...]
Collaborative technology is all about people
by David Tebbutt As the term suggests, collaboration is about people first and foremost. If[...]
Sidestep formal structures for effective change management
Many companies like to think they understand all about business processes and change management. They[...]
Collaboration: the old way. Why not?
Just lately I’ve been wondering a lot about stimulating innovation inside companies. It was sparked[...]
Infrastructure Optimisation Workshop
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Free to cheap sales opportunity?
If you sell weapons, pornography, drugs, products sourced from illegal logging, products derived from endangered[...]
Mind mapping comes in from the cold
This is going to be a tricky post because I have strong, and possibly irrational,[...]
Piggy-backing on social software
While our attention has been diverted by the razzle dazzle of the social software startups,[...]
Debating the future of small business IT
Microsoft has to steer a very careful course into the future. From its own point[...]
A netbook in your life?
When travelling, I rely on my BlackBerry for keeping in touch, or my laptop computer[...]
Collaboration – get it together – ’Enterprise 2.0’: Not as easy as it sounds
Getting your people collaborating more effectively is a laudable goal. If you listen to IT[...]
Content blunderbuss hits everything but the target
We humans have been sending signals out into space in the hope that, one day,[...]
Be the star of the show
Ever since Stewart Brand declared that “information wants to be free” in 1984, he has[...]
Collaboration: hidden or open?
Sometimes it’s good to see what’s going on inside other companies. It might make you[...]
Distributed software development is hard – But is there hope?
Poll results The Reg reader poll run earlier this week as part of our agile[...]
Macs not right for everyone
by Dale Vile The story goes that once you have experienced the Mac, there is[...]
Adobe Connect: digital meeting rooms
Had a demonstration session from Adobe the other day. It was making its Connect Pro[...]
Home-grown Enterprise 2.0 at GE
The recent Office 2.0 conference appeared a well-organised and serene affair, totally hiding the furious[...]
Adobe Genesis addresses real needs
Breaking ranks with the ’browser-only’ brigade, Adobe is planning to introduces a desktop client to[...]
Encrypt your memory sticks (HMG)
Yet another security breach fo the Home Secretary to wrestle with. This time PA Consulting[...]
Time To Take the Tablet – Vista’s unsung platform
Several years ago Microsoft launched its Tablet software with much fanfare. Today the platform has[...]
iPhone: First impressions of a Blackberry user
For a while now, I have maintained two mobile phones – one for business use[...]
Do UC it?
There is a lot of focus currently on unified communications (UC) – the integration of[...]