Posted by Philippe Creytens at 12:11
In the first and second article I wrote about why Google Sites can be a great tool, how to create a site and how to share it. I also spoke about how to assign it a specific host name.
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 15:21
Is Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) a pain for companies that migrate their mail to the cloud? In many cases it is.
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Posted by Philippe Creytens at 12:05
For knowledge workers, and there are plenty of them these days, the daily commute to the office is not a lot of fun due to traffic congestion. Working from home can be an alternative. Often, however, you are not really well organized for it. Temptations like the Soccer World Cup, washing your car, mowing the lawn or picking up the kids ‘..because you’re at home anyway…’ do not really improve your productivity.
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 14:49
After being in ‘preview’ mode for over a year Google Voice is now publicly available in the US… for now. So what is the big deal with Google Voice?
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 10:09
Google Sites is an ideal tool to resolve (urgent) communication needs within a company. In this second part we will actually make our site.
In my first blog post I already mentioned the reasons why we wanted to set up a Google Site. Romneya wants to hire a number of specialized people. By communicating our needs in a playful manner we hope to convince Millenials that Romneya is an interesting and fun place to work.
Ok, but where and how do we start?
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 12:59
All cloud vendors say that their applications allow businesses to address business issues much faster. True?
As real world examples are much convincing than lengthy presentations or product descriptions, I hope to do so by explaining this real world example from our own company.
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 19:35
Using Runmyprocess reminds me in many ways of my previous Lotus Notes past. We are talking here about forms in different forms depending on the users role or status of the underlying data, calculated fields that are used to hide/display other input fields or set default values- and much more.
Posted by Philippe Creytens at 20:46
Google promotes Google Video as part of Google Apps Premier Edition. Unfortunately in practice for at least two countries in Europe Google Video is not part of the package deal.
Google Video, as part of Google Apps, allows your company to have its own ‘Youtube’. Users can upload, share, comment on or rate their videos.
