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Online collaboration, web conferencing and live presentation: latest news InterviewsLatest NewsThe future of online collaboration seen through the eyes of SmartMobs author, Howard Rheingold, focuses on the ways in which we can leverage the use of these powerful new communication tools to our service and benefit. Howard Rheingold, which I first met two years ago here in Rome, and then later visited in his inspiring artist home immersed in the green Marin Valley north of San Francisco, is a true... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -September 1, 2006 "Informal learning is all around us: it happens all the time, everywhere, because it is the most natural way we all learn. Informal learning is the both the most valuable and the least talked about asset an organization has today to match the knowledge demands imposed by the increasingly rapid pace of change. Unless a company can facilitate unrestricted exchange, promote visual communication, while encouraging open confrontation through the growth... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -August 17, 2006 I woke up Chris very early in the morning for recording this interview about the future of online collaboration. As we were more than 9 hours apart, there was no easy way to talk live without one of the two being stuck at some strange hours. But so we did, and Chris was quite kind in offering to wake up a bit earlier to accomodate enough time for this online... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -July 20, 2006 Recorded over a year ago, together with a small group of high-profile thought leaders in the field of online collaboration (Stuart Henshall, Chris Pirillo, Howard Rheingold, Jay Cross) this is the first good conversation of this new series I am starting to publish today around the topic of the future of collaboration online. After the hyperhyped web conferencing buzz distatefully born by marketing departments after 9-11, and the series of... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -July 6, 2006 A week ago, JaJah launched its new one-click web telephony solution. If you have not read the initial coverage about it, the new JaJah offering is targeted at all those who, while having a web connection, are interested in making long-distance telephone calls at the lowest rates and with the maximum ease of use possible. JaJah Web comes to the rescue. One one screen, you can input your phone number... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -February 15, 2006 After having reviewed and introduced to you the new and much improved VSee, high-quality videoconferencing web-based solution (Win only), I am publishing today the full text transcript and the streaming audio recording of this very interview conversation with Milton Chen of VSee. In this online interview Milton highlights some of the key unique characteristics of the unique P2P videoconferencing approach used by VSee such as its unique ability to... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -January 25, 2006 The interesting guest sitting in front of me today is Marc Eisenstadt, from the Knowledge Media Institute of the Open University in the UK. Marc is the chief research scientist at the institute, and over the nearly 30 years he has spent there, he has involved himself with projects ranging from content publishing to presence awareness and online collaboration. In this enjoyable 22-minute coffee table conversation Marc dwells on topics... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback -April 7, 2005 Just a week today I took a train to Geneva to join a special meeting at the ITU. The agenda was set to cover issues of e-security, privacy and identity management. But this was not a public seminar or conference. This was a private meeting of five, to discuss a new possible virtual municipality: The City-Hall of Osmio.... read more | cat.: Hot Issues | Link | Trackback | Comment -March 16, 2005 How can online collaboration tools be improved? What do we need to do to leverage all of the potential new abilities we have created with these new technologies? Which are the ways in which we can start understanding where the improvements should be? Eugene Eric Kim Here is a great manifesto about software for collaboration -- why the world's future depends on it, why the current crop of tools isn't... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback | Comment -December 16, 2004 "The nature of work is changing. You work from home. You work from the office. You work on the road. You work weekends wherever you are." Who is talking is Ray Ozzie, CEO of Groove, one of the most interesting collaboration technologies available today in the marketplace. He is answering questions from Tom Austin of Gartner who has come to find out in greater detail how Ray sees the impact... read more | cat.: Interviews | Link | Trackback -December 16, 2004
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