Techdirt started life as a blog focused on the intersection of business and technology. One of the early reactions from the market, was that enteprise customers really liked what they were doing (the analysis, the blog format), and they wanted to use it for competitive intelligence, general market […]
Altus makes video searchable down to the spoken word. Let that settle in … “they TiVo the event, and make it searchable like Google” Here’s what happens. A video is made of a presentation, and then Altus takes the Windows Media file, the PowerPoint file, when the slides […]
Near-Time is a provider of hosted, cross-organizational collaboration software. The Near-Time service offers a plethora of tools for wikis, for task management, for documents and shared files, and more. One of the cool things that Near-Time announced earlier this year is an e-commerce option on a space. This […]
OpenTeams has re-invented the wiki around the traditional three-paned interface of Outlook or Notes. On the left hand side, there’s a navigator … with things like favorites, colleagues, and a tag cloud. Once something is clicked, then the middle pane shows a list of items. There’s a “what’s […]
Serence is a company that offers configurable dashboard to monitor web applications. It is a desktop installation, not a web one. Why desktop? So that when you are not in the web application, you can still track what you need to track. klipfolio is the name of the […]
SnapXT has a tool which plugs into Mindjet Manager 6 and 7 (buy 7!), to deliver a site builder from a mind map. Allows a user to (a) brainstorm, (b) web-enable MindManager, and (c) collaborate. The map represents a web site, and each node represents a page within […]
After his main stage presentation, Don moderated a panel with three people: Ross Mayfield (Socialtext), Kim Polese (SpikeSource), and Joe Schueller (Procter & Gamble). From left-to-right … Joe, Kim, Don and Ross Ross Mayfield, CEO of Socialtext Organizations are groups of people. We failed to look at organizations […]
Don Tapscott is the principle at New Paradigm. He’s delighted to be there … seriously … because the topic of this conference is right at the heart of Don’s research. Four key drivers of change: 1. Web 2.0 … it’s changing the deep structure of the organization. Web […]
Well here we after a great lunch, and mini-demo booth hall. It’s time for LaunchPad 2007, where four new companies are announcing either themselves or a new product. They have 6 minutes each to talk about what they’re doing, and then there are two analysts to comment on […]
Left-to-right: Dennis, Irene, Chad, Robert, and David David Coleman, the Managing Director of Collaborative Strategies moderated a panel entitled From the Labs, with some vendors showing what is new and interesting from various vendor research labs. Bob McCandless, BrightCom – Goals for telepresence … want to be indistinguishable […]
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