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December 2009 Archives

Monday, 14th December 2009

Use OutLook? Liaise Intelligent Assistant Available Now

Outlook users can now use email plug-in Liaise to automatically extract action items, delegation and priority levels from the free text of email conversations. This is software that's so cool it makes me jealous of Windows users. Liaise launched in September and won the Peoples' Choice Award for Enterprise Products at DEMO but is available to the…

Marshall Kirkpatrick comments

MindTouch and SnapLogic: Another Affordable Way to Fit Information Together

SnapLogic is one of those kinds of companies we run across where we can say, "Yes, these guys get it." The company provides data integration services that snaps information from the enterprise, social networks and the web. MindTouch is a company we have written a lot about lately. MindTouch provides a presentation layer that, for instance, shows…

Enterprise Alex Williams comments

FlexNetwork: The Nationwide IP Voice Network from Bandwidth.com

Bandwidth.com is unveiling FlexNetwork, its nationwide IP voice service that it built from the ground up, making it arguably one of the most significant VoIP investments in the past decade. Most IP voice networks grow by acquisition, which can mean inheriting legacy systems that require significant upgrades. Bandwidth.com built FlexNetwork at a…

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Microsoft Caught With Hand in Plurk's Cookie Jar?

This morning, we got news that Microsoft had unequivocally ripped off design and code from marginally successful microblogging service Plurk. Now, we're seeing reports - and seeing for ourselves on the Microsoft website - that the knockoff site has been unceremoniously ganked from the tubes. Did a major corporation get caught red-handed stealing…

Jolie O'Dell comments

Conversations in 140 Characters or Less Aren't Exactly Meaningful

Having a meaningful conversation in 140 characters or less seems at times a tad, let's say, disjointed. It's not exactly meaningful. But it is this Twitter like approach that is defining how real-time technologies are deployed in the enterprise. AskMyBrainTrust looks at the real-time enterprise through a different scope. Users are not limited…

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