Well its time to go home. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the conference. I’ll blog some more on what I’ve learned when … More
Month: June 2006
Exciting Development from IBM
I had a great opportunity to talk with several people from IBM.  They demonstrated activities, dog ear, malibu, tagging, folksonomies, rss and … More
Vendors disconnect?
The collaborative technologies conference was an interesting place to sit and listen to purveyors of software and purveyors of services. … More
Rod Boothby’s Web 2.0 Architecture
One of the most interesting talks at the Collaborative Technologies Conference was Rod’s talk and discussion on a potential Web … More
Successful Adoption of Collaboration
Ask a room of about 70 people: a) How many of you have an IT function? 75% b) How many … More
Putting the User Back into Architecture
In this ArCast Ron Jacobs talks to Simon Guest about putting the user back into the picture when building an architecture. They … More
In the age of the service
In the age of the web service almost everything will soon be available online from a service provider. How does … More
Boston here I come
I’m attending the Collaborative Technologies Conference. I’ll try and blog some while I am there. I’m looking forward to the … More
RSS Readers and the Enterprise
 Well it isn’t going to be long before subscription, aggregators and RSS feeds hit the enterprise. Microsoft will produce … More
Hannover Demonstration Video
This 5 minute video gives an interesting overview of the Notes Hannover client (link). Via Lotus Insider Blog.
Another Great Reason to Use Newsgator/FeedDemon
Within 3 hours of posting about RSS Readers Nick Bradbury had commented and straightened me out on some FeedDemon configuration information and … More
RSS Readers
Well over the last year or so I’ve used numerous RSS readers. I work with an RSS reader on my … More
Stu Downes 