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TimeBridge Connector 1.13 (Windows)

TimeBridge is an innovative, new scheduling tool that lets you eliminate the endless emails and phone calls it takes to find a time to meet with other busy people. With TimeBridge's Personal Scheduling Manager, you can do it all in just one step. You create a meeting invitation, proposing up...

Tags: Calendar, TimeBridge, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Outlook, E-mail, Productivity, Web Browsers, Groupware, Microsoft Office, Operating Systems, Software, Office Suites, Online Communications, Internet, Enterprise Software

Software downloads 2008-06-10

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Review of Web 2.0 Summit Launchpad

At the Web 2.0 Summit Launchpad, 13 web startups have 5 minutes each to present their wares. Here are some quick impressionistic views of how it went.... In the chair is a music-based video game, where people can interact with music - e.g. generate your own content and play...

Tags: tool, Web 2.0, News, Tech, Social Media, web2con, Internet Companies, Products, Reviews, Social Software, Two-Way Web, Web as Platform, Web

Blog posts 2006-11-07

Running a business on Web-based software

Running a business on Web-based softwareThe web as your IT department!I think that mainly small businesses will lead the way in the adoption of Enterprise Web 2.0 type applications.They don't have big IT departments to build or maintain a traditional software infrastructure, so they'll benefit even more from web-based applications....

Tags: Channel management, Groupware, Pillar, Web, Web 2.0, Pillar 1, big enterprise, collaboration

Discussion threads 2006-04-15

When 2.0: Video chats on calendaring and events

I blogged at When 2.0 on Chandler, calendaring interoperability and sharing and Google's calendar. Other coverage: Oren Sreebny has the play-by-play, also coverage from Rob Hof, Ramesh Jain,, Mike Langberg, Stefanie Olsen and Dave Needle.We have a few video clips from the event. Here's a clip from a panel with...

Tags: calendaring, Ray Ozzie

Blog posts 2005-12-07

When 2.0: Bring on calendar interoperability

The When 2.0 workshop, led by Esther Dyson, kicked off this morning on the campus of Stanford University. It's a small smallish group, less than a hundred 165 people, many with calendar-based products and an interest in time as a underpowered data type in applications. As is generally the case...

Tags: CalDAV, Simple Sharing Extensions, Ray Ozzie

Blog posts 2005-12-06