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Consumer IT Resets the Baseline for Corporate IT

Consumer IT Resets the Baseline for Corporate IT

By Michael Coté on August 28, 2011

In moving to a BigCo job you quickly notice how different life behind the firewall is when it comes to IT. You’re often more limited than empowered. The advances in consumer IT (things like Facebook and GMail) often have created better IT than corporations provide their employees. For well over a decade, corporate IT has [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged Consumer, consumer IT, corporate it, dropbox, EI, Evernote, Facebook, gmail, IT, Risk management | Leave a response

Some Social Media is Toxic to Productivity:  Google+, Twitter, and Facebook

Some Social Media is Toxic to Productivity: Google+, Twitter, and Facebook

By Bob Warfield on July 21, 2011

This post is on  behalf of the Enterprise CIO Forum and HP. Do you struggle with productivity some days?  Have you discovered that one of the secrets is to eliminate distractions?  If your answer is yes to both, then you’ll understand where I’m coming from with this post. After having spent some time with Google+, it finally [...]

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged gmail, google, HackerNews, linkedin, Productivity, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0 | 9 Responses

Gmail’s Most Ridiculous, Idiotic, Intrusive, Useless Feature Ever.

Gmail’s Most Ridiculous, Idiotic, Intrusive, Useless Feature Ever.

By Zoli Erdos on June 23, 2011

Google keeps on coming up with new features at a rapid pace, some making it to adulthood soon, others stuck in “labs” mode forever, some we like, other’s less so – to each their own.  But I’ve never thought the day would come I would write the words utterly ridiculous, iditiotic, intrusive, with absolute certainly [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged application software, Data mining, gmail, google, google apps, Privacy | 2 Responses

Spanning Backup Launches "3 Seats Free" for Google Apps Domains

Spanning Backup Launches "3 Seats Free" for Google Apps Domains

By Charlie Wood on March 15, 2011

Today we’re launching a better way for Google Apps admins to try Spanning Backup. It’s called “3 Seats Free”, and it gives every Google Apps domain three Spanning Backup seats absolutely free. These are fully-functional seats that never expire and be assigned to anyone in the domain. Just add Spanning Backup to Google Apps, assign [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged backup, gmail, google, google apps, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Spanning backup | Leave a response

Learn from the Gmail Fiasco: You Need Redundant Copies of Your Email–Don’t Worry, It’s Painless :-)

Learn from the Gmail Fiasco: You Need Redundant Copies of Your Email–Don’t Worry, It’s Painless :-)

By Zoli Erdos on March 1, 2011

A few hundred thousand (numbers range from 150k to 500K) Gmail and Google Apps users had the scary experience of losing ALL their email content yesterday.  Their account was accidentally “reset”.  Google acknowledged the error, and issued a statement that they are working on restoring “lost” content. Let’s stop and think here a minute.  Is [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged application software, backup, data backup, email, Email client, gmail, google, Google Account, google apps, Hotmail, Internet Message Access Protocol, outlook, zoho mail, Zoho Office Suite | Leave a response

Got Lots of Google Docs? Spanning Backup Has You Covered.

Got Lots of Google Docs? Spanning Backup Has You Covered.

By Charlie Wood on February 8, 2011

If you’re a Google Docs power user, today’s update to Spanning Backup will make backing up and restoring your docs even faster. Some people use Google Docs for the occasional spreadsheet or as a convenient way to share notes in a small group. But other people have made Google Docs a central part of their [...]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged backup, gmail, google, Google Docs, Search Engines, Searching, Spanning backup, Spanning Sync | Leave a response

This global super-computer, the cloud

This global super-computer, the cloud

By Phil Wainewright on December 20, 2010

Some people say that it takes ten years to take a new operating system from concept to production-ready. It seems to me that the notion of the cloud as a single, global super-computer, now ten years old, is finally reaching maturity.

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged cloudcomputing, gmail, google, Super OS | Leave a response

Google or Microsoft Should Buy Delicious

Google or Microsoft Should Buy Delicious

By Bob Warfield on December 18, 2010

What a circus Yahoo has become, and not in a good way.  As often as Arrington is over the top in his snarky posts, his latest about Yahoo is so on the mark that I’m even going to use his train wreck picture here, just to emphasize his point about Yahoo being in total disarray one [...]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged Delicious, gmail, google, Google Reader, microsoft, RSS, Yahoo | Leave a response

If Facebook’s not building this, someone should

If Facebook’s not building this, someone should

By Chris Selland on November 17, 2010

Wondering if (and hoping) Facebook’s new messaging offering will help tilt the balance of power away from the marketers and back toward consumers – because my Inbox desperately needs it.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged $GOOG, Facebook, FBOOK, gmail, google, marketing, SMS, social networking | Leave a response

People Centric Communication?

People Centric Communication?

By Michael Fauscette on November 17, 2010

I was mulling over the facebook email (or is that not email but messaging) announcement and looking at a bunch of the surrounding commentary when an idea struck me. First though, please don’t skewer me over the blog title until…

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged email, Facebook, gmail, google, im, Instant messaging, messaging, Ribbit, skype, SMS, Unified Communications | 1 Response

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