Archive for July, 2009
IT Strategy Trends: Open Source, Cloud, Mobile, Synchronization, Localization
There at least five important Information Technology (IT) trends which should be viewed strategically. By this I mean that these trends will have a significant impact on markets and competition, and should be included in strategic planning for Corporate IT. These are:
Open Source Cloud computing Mobile computing Data synchronization Internationalization and localization
One thing useful about strategic trends is that [...]
Google Calendar Sync Options, One More Time
The recent issues I have had with Nuevasync …
http://twitter.com/jeffmcneill/status/2607025482 http://twitter.com/jeffmcneill/status/2607056987 http://twitter.com/nuevasync/status/2616219283 http://twitter.com/jeffmcneill/status/2641490694 http://twitter.com/nuevasync/status/2643635331
… have forced me to look at the options once again. And so, without further ado:
Googsync
This client works on the S60 platform, and connects directly to the Google or Google Hosted Apps Calendar
A bit slow, but works. Happy to say that clarity on price and email address [...]
Labs for Google Calendar
Also mentioned on the Google Enterprise blog, there are six new items under the Google Calendar Labs to enable as you see fit:
Background image Attach Google Docs World clock Jump to date Next meeting Free or busy
Contact sharing
It should be mentioned that one significant feature of Google Apps is contact sharing:
Enable contact sharing About contact sharing
Google Apps and Enterprise Twitter and [...]
Let’s talk about ‘Blank’ – social media brand advocacy
Startup Metrics for Pirates – June 2009
An updated version of the classic presentation on web analytics
Startup Metrics for Pirates (Startonomics Beijing, June 2009)View more presentations from Dave Mcclure.
Resume in Wordle for July, 2009
Jeff McNeill Wordle for July, 2009, originally uploaded by jeffmcneill.
As we can see, “university” still dominates the landscape, though I expect that to wane over the coming months and years.
Augmented reality on a mobile phone
Thanks to Bob Morris for his tweet and blog post
3 Fonts with good Thai-Roman character support
One challenge for using Thai script on a computer is that Thai characters are more vertical than roman alphabet characters. If one is mixing roman and Thai characters in a document, the Thai characters tend to be much smaller (and therefore illegible if the roman characters are optimized for space and legibility).
At this point I [...]
The Sixth Sense, an Augmented Reality Interface from MIT Labs
Note: added this to the Time Horizon document at the 8 year cognitive time band.

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