CRM + Collaboration
Salesforce.com, a popular CRM solution vendor, is launching a new software solution called "Chatter" to go hand in hand with their current solution. Read story
Curt Finch
An Easier Way to Mail Holiday Letters to Your Customers
Web Worker Daily recently posted a review of Snailmailr, an online ma... Read story
The Magic Mouse
Apple has come out with a new "Magic Mouse" in which something is conspicuously absent - but... Read story
Virtual Meeting Technology
Linden Lab, the company that is responsible for launching the virtual community, Second Life, is Read story
Augmented Reality Marketing
Marketers are now taking their campaigns to the next level through augmented reality. Read story
Is the Desktop On Its Way Out?
I recently wrote a post about how the desktop is still immensely popular among ... Read story
Lifestyle Hacking
ComputerWorld has a new article out on 'lifestyle hacking,' which refers to... Read story
Tech = Memory Loss?
I recently wrote about a man who is using technology to catalog and file every s... Read story
Is IT Falling Behind?
Gartner analysts recently presented at the IT Symposium in Orlando, Florida, assertin... Read story
Getting Colleagues on Board with Collaboration Technology
WebWorkerDaily has published an interesting post on r... Read story
The Way We Were
Facebook allows users to post photos of themselves and others, and some people are embarrassed by what their friends choose to share without their permiss... Read story
Internet Addiction in Children
A recent research study done in Taiwan has raised questions about internet ad... Read story
Are You to Blame for IT Failure?
An article in ComputerWorld recently exp... Read story
Robots in Medicine
According to ... Read story
Robots Boldly Going ...
... Where No Man Has Gone Before In June 2009, a remotely-operated robot submarine plunged 6.8 miles into the Pacific Ocean to fi... Read story
Robots in the Home
It was just as the creators of "The Jetsons" envisioned. In 2002, Helen Greiner inv... Read story
AI Technology
I was recently interviewed by a reporter from ComputerWorld about overhyped technology, and it got me thinking about artificial intelligence. When I was ... Read story
Digital E-Memory
A researcher at Microsoft has spent the last 10 years putting all of the information in his brain onto computers in order to preserve it. Read story
Walk to Power Your Battery
There's never a dull moment in technology, and the newest interesting thing that might come down the pipe is a battery that you can power by wal... Read story
Personal Information Leaks
According to IT World , ... Read story
Debunking Data Disposal Myths
ComputerWorld has published an interesting new art... Read story
Open Source Project Planning
Now there is an open source tool for project scheduling called Open Workbench. According to OpenWorkbench.org, the tool provides functionality in "projec... Read story
Global Internet Traffic Unaffected by Recession
IT World reports that the economic downturn has... Read story
The Internet Vs. Critical Thinking
A recent article in TechNewsWorld raises the point that the Internet could conceivably cater... Read story
IT Project Failure
Michael Krigsman, the blogger over at IT Project Failures, recently wrote a guest post at TechRepublic on how Read story
Desktops Hang On
Forrester Research recently found that smartphones are not as p... Read story
Cyborg Eyes
CNN reports that "scientists, eye surgeons, professors a... Read story
Managing IT Workers
Jeff Ello, writer at ComputerWorld, Read story
An "Email Diet"
ComputerWorld tells the story of one CIO who, upon hearing a l... Read story
Dangers of Social Networking
Since the advent of social networking tools such as MySpace, Facebook and Twitter, there have been those who expressed concern over the sharing of persona... Read story
New Controls at Wikipedia
Wikipedia has announced that it is going to start assigning editors to articles to approve edits before they go live on the site. Read story
The Cost of Business Ethics
Is there a place for ethics in business? Many would argue that there is, but would they still feel that way during a recession when money is tight? A ne... Read story
Annoying Facebookers
CNN Technology just published an article on the 12 most annoying type... Read story
Putting Tweets on the Map
Twitter is now working on providing geolocation tracking f... Read story
Linux Skills in Demand
Apparently, skills that are still in high demand despite the recession are those of a Linux sysadmin. Foote Partners, a research firm, just released its l... Read story
A CIO Revolution
An article in InformationWee... Read story
Intelligent Computers
DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), a division of the U.S. Defense Department, Read story
Shrinking Data Centers
Many companies are now trying to save money by shrinking their data centers. Read story
