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The Parallax View gets all Pukka and W3C

by Russell Pearson on 11/29/2009 10:23 0 comments , 58 views
Categories: General business
Tags: parallax, wc3, si captcha, xhtml
Pleased to announce that The Parallax View blog has gone all pukka and passed the WC3 Validation process with flying colours. This document was successfully checked as XHTML 1.0 Transitional! This was achieved in no small part by the sterling work of Steve Crowder who examined each bit of code byte by byte, well Grep by Grep [...]
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Business names

by Ric Hayman on 11/29/2009 08:38 0 comments , 60 views
Categories: General business
Tags: business names
Trying to think of a name for a new business I'm helping set up ... it's a difficult process because so much of the first impression is based on it. There is also the potential hazard of working up a...
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What does your website look like to me?

by Steve Ellwood on 11/28/2009 18:16 0 comments , 54 views
Categories: General business, Software tools & platforms
Tags: javascript, flash, website, web design, bookmarks
The image above is what the website of Inventory magazine looks like, to me. Like many others, I generally block Flash using Flashblock. Most Flash is an intrusion, and it slows up my machine and uses resources I could use to keep more tabs open… Yes, I can choose to see what is in Flash. Why [...]
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Bohemian Bankruptcy

by Zoli Erdos on 11/27/2009 19:49 0 comments , 66 views
Categories: General business, Document & content management, Wikis, Blogs & blogging, Collaboration, Software tools & platforms, Management
P.S. Ah, that FTC disclosure.. I did some business with the Queen .. way back.
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Jeffrey Hayzlett : Kodak’s Social Media Evangelist

by Vincent Berthelot on 11/27/2009 13:44 0 comments , 69 views
Categories: Creativity & innovation
Tags: twitter, video, kodak zl8, photos
I’ve recently had the pleasure of interviewing Jeffrey Hayzlett face to face for the second time.  Unfortunately, there’s no video, even though the Kodak Zl8 is one of my primary / preferred blogging tools. Video and photos put a certain distance between you and the interviewee.  As I have previously carried out a video interview with [...]
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JIVE SBS – Business is now SOCIAL

by Paul Mathiesen on 11/25/2009 22:42 0 comments , 61 views
Categories: General business, Collaboration, Software tools & platforms, Adoption
Tags: social business, innovation, collaboration, productivity, e 2.0, jive, sbs, social networking software, community engagement
Along comes the term Social Business Software (SBS). Whilst the concept of applying technology to improve organisational productivity is nothing new, Jive SBS is specifically focused on changing traditional management hierarchies and providing employees with the capability to uncover corporate knowledge without the constraints of emails and intranets. According to Jive, “The Social Business allows [...]
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Guest Blogger: Damon Martin, of SKT on Unified Comms & Web 2.0

by Sarah Carter on 11/25/2009 08:58 0 comments , 61 views
Categories: General business, Collaboration, Adoption
Tags: web 2.0, skt, unified communications, changing workplace

Damon Martin, takes a primary role in the development of technical and sales direction for SKT, a national Unified Communications consulting firm based in the central US.  Damon executes consulting practices and sales methodologies developed to ensure organizations realize the promise of Unified Communications.

Here, Damon discusses what's changed in the workplace - and what's becoming more re...

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Twitter Chats for Knowledge Management

by Steve Ellwood on 11/24/2009 18:08 0 comments , 67 views
Categories: Document & content management, Collaboration, Management, Adoption
Tags: twitter, knowledge management, cms
How did a Twitter chat work? I had a brief meeting today, about Knowledge Management. I didn’t know where the meeting started; I didn’t know everyone who was there. I didn’t know when the meeting started – and I wasn’t invited. How did that work then? Basically, I spotted a tweet from someone I follow that was hashtagged [...]
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Ten Requirements for Achieving Collaboration #7: Tracking the Change and Evolution of Information

by Billy Cripe on 11/24/2009 17:54 0 comments , 19 views
Categories: General business, Collaboration, Adoption
Tags: collaboration

We are in the midst of a series investigating collaboration. We previously wrote about the two types of collaboration - intentional and accidental.
INTENTIONAL: where we get together to achieve a goal and
ACCIDENTAL: where you interact with something of mine and I am never aware of your interaction
While intentional collaboration is good it is not where the bulk of untapped collaborative potential lies. Accidental collaboration is. But the...

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Scoble is Wrong When He Says He is Wrong:-) Full Feeds Still Rock

by Zoli Erdos on 11/23/2009 15:28 0 comments , 72 views
Categories: General business, Document & content management, Wikis, Blogs & blogging, Collaboration, Software tools & platforms, Management

Wow, I’m sensing another TechMeme Storm rising (and a certain analyst would call it a circle j***, but that’s another matter). Robert Scoble says he was wrong when he said In 2006 he wouldn’t use any news aggregator or feeds that aren’t full text.

I think the Scobleizer is wrong now that he says he was wrong. :-)

His key argument is that his reading habits changed, he relies a lot more on Twitter, which is short form, uses the iPhone which is n...

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