On March 4, 2010

I See You: Video Collaboration in the Enterprise

Videoconferencing systems have existed since the 1960s and since then, these systems have slowly been integrated into the enterprise. The vision of videoconferencing has always been clear in theory, as depictions from "The Jetsons," "Star Wars," "Star

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Software AG Brings Social Networking to BPM

Software AG has developed a vertical social networking and collaboration platform that for the BPM industry. Now in open beta, ARISalign is built on Amazon's Web Services and equipped with modeling capabilities, as well as virtual versions

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A Big, Linuxy ‘Thank You’ to Matthew Katzer

Sometimes there's nothing like a good lawsuit to force people to acknowledge just how much something is worth. Take FOSS, for example. Sure, there are estimates made of its value from time to time -- the latest,

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On March 4, 2010

Can You Predict the Next Big Thing?

An entertaining short video reminds the plugged-in just how hard it is to predict the future of technology -- and how many remain out of the loop. Is your tech savvy worth more than you think it is?

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On March 4, 2010

Small Business Success Index — Technology Dimension

The latest Small Business Success Index cage small businesses what amounts to a C when it come to computer technology. That’s unchanged from a year ago, and there may be a simple reason why: with the economy adding uncertainty to…

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On March 4, 2010

Midwest and Frontier Airlines Have Big Plans for Kansas City

Starting tomorrow, Midwest Airlines will move into Terminal C at Kansas City International Airport (KCI). Unless you're from Kansas City, you don't care, right? Not so fast. This piece of news may may have an impact on people across the

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On March 4, 2010

iPhone Books Already Outnumber Games – But Not For Long

In light of Random House's interactive books announcement, it's funny that the iPhone already has more books than games. VentureBeat found the interesting stat: Books now stand at a grand total of 26,569 compared with 25,079 games, according to Mobclix

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On March 4, 2010

10 Ways to Sharpen Your Presentations | BTalk

[podcast] Business commentator Paul Hellman shares his key ways to improve your presentation technique and win over your audiences. They are useful tips irrespective of your aptitude for public speaking.

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On March 4, 2010

How to Cut Costs But Keep Customer Service

Unexplained, a company change exercise can cause internal dissent and backfire in front of your customers. Here are five basics for cutting costs without damaging the customer experience.