January 28th, 2008
Whenever you are doing collaborative work, it is important that every player communicates with each other. To do that, you can simply email each other. Or you can use Basecamp.
Basecamp has improving communications between team members, making it easier to collaborate on a single project. Easy to setup, simple to use and very flexible, […]
By Celine -- 2 comments
August 23rd, 2007
This week online office suite company Zoho announced that they have used Google’s Gears technology and API to give Writer some offline capabilities:
Zoho announced early this morning that they’ve taken the first steps toward making Zoho Writer available as an offline app using the Google Gears tool. Initially the docs saved offline will be read […]
By Tris Hussey -- 6 comments
July 27th, 2007
Something for all you Backpack fans…
37Signals relaunched their Backpack service today. The app’s back end code was completely rebuilt from scratch, according to Jason Fried, and the service also got a new UI to match some of 37Signals’ other recently updated products (such as Basecamp). The design still feels very familiar to any 37Signals app […]
By Tris Hussey -- 0 comments
July 11th, 2007
CrossLoop is a simple and easy remote access and control application that I’ve tried and used before…with great results. I got an e-mail from them this week letting me know that some new features were on the way. Profy.com beat me to the punch with a review…
So what’s new in this release? First of all, […]
By Tris Hussey -- 1 comment
July 3rd, 2007
Just last week the question of whether Facebook could be used as a collaboration tool on the cheap. Now Zoho has announced that it released a Facebook application to connect to its online office suite:
Also included in the release is a central control panel where users can manage all of their private and shared documents […]
By Tris Hussey -- 0 comments
June 30th, 2007
With all the new social media tools out there, you might wonder if I could use stuff like Ning or even Facebook for business. Well I guess if Twitter could be for business…, Chris Brogan thinks Facebook might just be the ticket…
Chris Brogan: What if you had a completely turnkey solution for managing multi-threaded interactions with […]
By Tris Hussey -- 1 comment
June 29th, 2007
Via Twitter, of course this morning, I found out about TwitterMail which lets gives you a special e-mail address that you can use to e-mail in Twitter updates:
How TwitterMail works
When you give us your Twitter credentials we supply you with a TwitterMail email address. For instance abcdef1234@twittermail.com. If you send an email to that address it […]
By Tris Hussey -- 5 comments
May 31st, 2007
While the world seemed to be ga-ga over Microsoft Surface, Michael Sampson had some of the best, OMG this could be used for…thoughts I saw:
And … if Surface can work like this … then there’s going to be a huge revision in office desking and tables in the decade ahead. This is a sea-change for […]
By Tris Hussey -- 0 comments
May 31st, 2007
Are you trying to bring Web 2.0 into your work place? You know that wikis, RSS, blogs, and other apps will save you time but you can’t quite get the boss to sign on?
I know the feeling. I’ve snuck more than my share of apps over the years into companies. The only way got away […]
By Tris Hussey -- 0 comments
May 30th, 2007
I got an e-mail from the folks at MindJet today letting me know that MM7 was now available. Disclosure: Because of my participation in the beta and other MM7 events I received a free license to MM7 Pro.
MindManager 7 helps users and workgroups “mind map” — lay out concepts and manage information visually. The technique […]
By Tris Hussey -- 0 comments
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