Hi Phil:
Thanks for the comment and for helping us understand this decision. I still think you would be better off sticking with XP and starting to test the Win 7 Public Beta now.

Thanks for the comment. I see what you're saying, but this announcement involved a blanket upgrade for 700K desktop machines. At this point, they would be better off staying put in my opinion, rather...

Hi:
Thanks for the comment and for sharing your experience. That's what I'm learning and private sector companies can learn from this especially when military personnel share their experiences at...

I've been to a couple of conferences recently where I was surprised to see representatives of the U.S. military on panels discussing various uses of technology, but I was shocked to learn that the...

In fact, I think many of us already are, but you're right, how much you allow that to happen should be up to the individual. I don't like to give my cell phone number to people because I don't like...

Ken:
You need to read my other AIIM post on by Ron Miller:
Social Media Cynics in the Press Room:
http://byronmiller.typepad.com/byronmiller/2009/04/social-media-cynics-in-the-press-room.html

See my first post on Andrew Lippman's fascinating AIIM 2009 Keynote called The Third Cloud and the Future of Social Computing. http://www.daniweb.com/blogs/entry4208.html

In his keynote last Wednesday at AIIM, Andrew Lippman from MIT's Media Lab pointed out that not that long ago we went to work then we went home and watched TV and the two worlds never collided, but...

Thanks for the comment.

I agree, but it goes overboard on both ways. You have companies like Facebook claiming (and then recanting) that they own your content, then you have companies like Warner...

When Facebook changed its terms of service (http://consumerist.com/5150175/facebooks-new-terms-of-service-we-can-do-anything-we-want-with-your-content-forever) on Monday, it caused an immediate...

David Meerman Scott (http://www.webinknow) (who is also a fellow contributing editor at EContent Magazine (http://www.econtentmag.com)) is an expert in social networking and using the internet as a...

I'm surprised nobody has suggested social networking. The social bookmarking response is the closest I've seen. I would suggest you join Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn and get to know people on those...

Over the past year or so, Twitter (http://twitter.com/) has become a full-blown communications phenomenon. For those of you who don't follow every social networking trend. Twitter is a micro-blogging...

Another great post, Lisa!

For the past couple of years I volunteered at my son's elementary school to set up blogs for his classroom, but the projects never got off the ground. Nervous school IT staff unable to find a...

Web 2.0 came crashing into the enterprise a couple of years ago and was given the new moniker: Enterprise 2.0 (which was coined by Harvard Business School Professor Andrew McAfee...

In a promising technology mash-up, the New York Times (NYT) has entered into an agreement with LinkedIn (http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=105317&p=irol-pressArticle&ID=1177390&highlight=)...

Is your vendor giving you trouble? Won’t respond to your calls? Won’t help with your problem? Who you gonna call? Well, when I spoke to Brent Leary (http://www.brentleary.com/), a partner at CRM...