Calendar interoperability: A good idea in need of a reality nudge
There is a massive wave of productivity waiting to be unleashed by the organization or standard effort the makes calendaring truly a group sport!
Analyst Dana Gardner examines IT news and trends that impact software strategists to provide insights and outcomes on SOA, app dev, SaaS, enterprise infrastructure and mobile convergence.
Dana Gardner is president and principal analyst at Interarbor Solutions, an enterprise IT analysis, market research, and consulting firm.
There is a massive wave of productivity waiting to be unleashed by the organization or standard effort the makes calendaring truly a group sport!
Good review by Tim Bray of Robert Scoble's new book, Naked Conversations. Not the first, nor the last, word on the power of modern word of mouth marketing.
Sam sits in a catbird seat between media, vendors, marketers, and the associated support agency ecology around them.
So why not begin innovating on how you reach out freely and with objective quality to your prospects?
Sun and Oracle's dissing each other (really Oracle walking from Solaris/Sparc to Unbreakable Linux) the past few years has apparently run its course. All's forgiven was the message from Sun Microsystem's Chairman Scott McNealy to Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison today.
An accelerated move to Intel may tend to spook, rather than evoke shivers of joy in OS 9 shops.
The media companies, as we know, are facing a reset on the power of brand and the role of talent.
Better to go open source and allow the winds of viral adoption to fill your sails and deliver you in the direction your users deem best.
Various organizations within a supply chain or even larger business ecology may be able to federate their application, service, and process policies to assemble a dynamic B2B/supply chain extended enterprise.
Sun really wants to sell to the operators, and wants the developers to help them to do this.