Posted June 28, 2009. Microsoft announces free comparable upgrade to Win7 if you buy a new Vista computer now.
Social Views of EmailThe people at Microsoft Research are designing a new Outlook add-in that will literally redesign the look of your email user interface. First reported a couple of days ago by Ron Barrett, one of my favorite bloggers, Microsoft's Research group as also posted a white papers on what is evolving. The proposed change would work much like Xobni does. For those that have not tried Xobni, it is worth a glance for those drowning in "real" e-mail correspondance. Google Wave May Represent the Next Communication Metaphor.While everyone else is excited about Twitter and Facebook, I have been looking for what will be next, and it may be Google Wave, a soon to be released tool for communication and collaboration on the web, created by the very smart guys who created Google Maps. This is very cool stuff and only a little more than Twenty Seconds In the Future. Check it out. On Going Commentary on Social Networking.Because of the rapidly growing interest in Social Networking and Social Media tools, I have created a separate page what I will continually update on how Social Networking is evolving and recommendations on how to manage it properly. Suggestions, experiences and recommendations welcomed.
1522 Knob Hill Road Elizabethtown Kentucky 42701 270.300.9550 |
||||||||
|
Care to share?
Send e-Mail to Dr. Bob, I am always glad to hear from you. Follow me on Twitter www.twitter.com/drbobspencer
|
About Dr. Bob What
about Bob?
Where is Bob?
Dr. Bob Spencer, President of Twenty Seconds In the Future, is a
widely published writer, and well known educator and consultant who lectures
internationally to a wide range of business and educational audiences. With
nearly 40 years experience in business and technology, he has authored more than
a dozen books, ranging from Risk Management, Accounting Software Selection and
Implementation, Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Planning, ECM
(Paperless) Implementation and Technology Best Practices.
This site supports much of the creative works of Dr. Spencer and
provides visitors free downloadable articles, links to free software.
Copyright Robert H. Spencer, PhD 2009 All rights Reserved