Salesforce.com dropping Social

Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.com, is dropping the term social in his delivery message. Social wasn’t flying.

FedEx Makes Fun of Social Media Gurus!

Great Fedex commercial making fun of social media gurus, but yet advertising and gaining traction through social media.

Applebee's Overnight Social Media Meltdown: A Photo Essay

Here is another example of the importance of businesses undertanding the use of social media. Applebees is going through an extraordinarily rough time with their social media and the firing of an employee. Their social media platform is not being properly managed and they are feeling the global pain right now. Just think, this could be your company.

Super-Abridged History of Business Communication

I know it is hard to believe, but – Business conversations were once done in person Business conversations were written in letters and memos Business conversations through taps – Morse Code (Sounds PAINFUL!)… Read More

Enterprise Social Networks and Unified Communications are Driving the Communication Evolution

Every few hundred years there occurs a sharp transformation. We cross a “divide.” Within a few short decades, society rearranges itself – its worldview, its basic values, its social and political structure, its… Read More

Successful People Infographic

One thing leads to another from restaurant search to Google+

It’s the little things that get you… I usually use my Open Table app to book restaurant reservations, but I heard there was a Zagat app so I went looking for it. It… Read More

Who needs a Mouse? Just Use Hand Gestures.

I think it was around January 2012 I heard about the Leap and of course I ordered a couple right away. They should be available around the December timeframe and I am excited to add this to my daily computing routine. As we can see human computer interaction is advancing and we are quickly reaching the HCI concepts presented in the movies Minority Report and Iron Man.

Speed Up Data Center Information Flow with Indoor Satellites

The information could be essentially shot from the top of a workstation to the ceiling and bounced down to a terminal somewhere else in the data center. Using this technique could relieve the data center of managing information flow rates and continuously upgrading wiring and connections. However, the“airspace” above the terminals must remain clear of obstructions and the proper angles/coordinates of the equipment will need to be strictly adhered to.

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