Team Collaboration Novell Exits the Hula … Novell has exited its support of Hula, the open-source messaging, calendaring and collaboration server it sponsored in the beginning. “Novell no longer has anyone working full-time on Hula. As a team we have spent some time looking at where the Hula […]
Our children have Chicken Pox! Daniel (6) got it first (a couple of weeks back), and now the other 6 children all have it. Take a look at this back … major ouch! Do I need to say that there isn’t much of what one calls “sleep” happening […]
Team Collaboration Messageware ActiveSend Personal … Messageware offers ActiveSend Personal, which makes it easier to send Office documents via Microsoft Office Outlook Web Access (eg, enables users to click “MailTo” within Office applications when connected via OWA), and also to access Office documents when offsite. Available immediately, at […]
Team Collaboration Avanquest Office Gateway … Avanquest released Office Gateway, a suite of hosted applications for SMEs. “Users instantly have the benefits of webmail, document library, company directory, sharing of calendars, CRM/ invoicing, to do lists, bookmarks, announcements, Skype integration, SMS email text messaging, news feeds, translator, currency […]
(Hat tip, Volker)
You know what Eric just said to me: “Mac users are so casual and clueless … of just how hard it can be to work with a computer.“ Ooooo, that’s so lovely. I want the T-shirt: … perhaps with http://www.mac-clueless.com on the back.
Team Collaboration SNAPPS QDoc … SNAPPS, an IBM Business Partner, released QDoc, an enhanced basic template for Lotus QuickPlace (a team collaboration product). “QDoc is free, open-source code developed and maintained by SNAPPS (the official IBM Design Partner for QuickPlace) in cooperation with IBM. Technically speaking, it contains […]
The September/October edition of Messaging News is out. My article, Interoperable Collaborative Workspaces: A Key Need starts on page 30. A free download of the PDF is available (3.2 MB, 48 pages)
Well … it’s done. My keynote at the TUANZ conference has come and gone. I was pleased with how it went. Here’s the slides. No audio this time. Update: Here’s the slides as a download (PDF, 4.3 MB)
The final session prior to lunch was presented by Karen Burns, a senior analyst at the State Services Commission. She was speaking to the topic of Adhering to Web guidelines … with flair. See also the Web Standards site at the NZ Government. Key Development Goals To develop […]
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