Gili over on Connected Internet (one of my fav sites for new and opinion, btw) has picked the top 5 Web 2.0 apps for the enterprise. They are:
Salesforce.com
Zoho office
Basecamp
Wordpress
Google Apps
I haven’t tried Salesforce.com or Zoho yet (though I keep meaning to), they rest I have tried and I can recommend them without hesitation. I […]
I don’t know what it is with me and RSS readers. I seem to switch every few months. I’ve been Google Reader for a while and would still recommend it for new users but…
But well, I just have to wonder if I’m missing out on something. I’m a restless RSS soul I guess. The newest […]
This week users noticed that you can now send a 20 meg attachment within Gmail:
Ionut Alex Chitu, who first noticed the upgrade, also pointed out one problem that it creates. “[F]ew mail providers will accept . . . such a big message,” he writes, but “it’s safe to send messages bigger than 10 MB to […]
One of the banes of consultants is often time tracking. Good time tracking software is hard to find, regardless of price, good, free time tracking software is nearly impossible to find. Believe me, I’ve looked.
So whenever the words, “free” and “time-tracking” appear in a post title my ears perk up. But when you mix “web-based” […]
This is more of a tip for those of us who work at home so we manage our own networks and routers and were brave enough to leap to Vista already.
Many of you have read that the whole TCP/IP and networking stack for Vista was re-written from the ground up and because of this there […]
I’m rarely completely satisfied with my software or hardware choices. I’m always on the lookout for the newer, better, faster, easier tools out there. This is good for you, of course, because I’ll tell you when I find them (if they fit this blog clearly).
As you know security at public WiFi hotspots is something that […]
Twitter is hot among us bloggerati, geekerati, digerati, etc. All day long I get “tweets” (a message in Twitter) from my friends and other information sources (like CNN and the BBC). Before I get into how you really can use Twitter in your business life, let me explain it (if you don’t know about it).
Twitter […]
My friend Shel Israel pinged me and a bunch of other bloggers about his client Scrapblog and how they were ready to take the wraps off their creation.
I finally got around to checking it out and it is cool. Basically it is an easy way to create a single page scrapbook page that can be posted on […]
Don’t know about you, but when I’m out and about, the number of times I need to find some info on something is just nuts. Usually I’d just hop online and do some quick searches. Well, that isn’t always fun, even on my Blackberry. I’m going to check out this Tappity service and see how […]
It happens to all of us. We get a file from someone and it isn’t in a format you can use. Or the reverse where you want to send a file to someone and they don’t have x application. Maddening as it is, there are ways to deal with this. For simple stuff sometimes you […]
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