Designing a better workday.
Designing a better workday.
Also this announcement clearly show the great momentum that Microsoft has build in a relative short period of time. Alcatel, Avaya, Cisco, Mitel, NEC, Nortel and Siemens are extending telephony call control capabilities to Microsoft’s unified communications platform, improving real-time business communications. [Via Microsoft PressPass – Press Releases]
This is one good partnership to add to the list of RTC partnerships … Open standards, SIP-based enterprise solutions enable effective communications. …Cisco and Microsoft have agreed to work together to create a converged solution that will provide desktop Internet Protocol (IP) telephony call control. Cisco’s SIP interface allows customers…
Volgende week komt er een nieuwe functionaliteit in Windows Live Local (voorheen VirtualEarth). Met de nieuwe functionaliteit genaamd StreetSide kunt u met een virtuele auto door de steden Seattle en Sand Fransisco rijden en deze steden bekijken vanuit het oogpunt van de bestuurder. [Via Computer Idee RSS]
A year after buying Groove Networks and its peer-to-peer technology, Microsoft has begun laying out plans to develop the software into the offline client it has been missing in its document collaboration story. [Via Collaboration news and analysis]
“reading” email with your feet 🙂 ? Annual showcase of emerging technologies includes a prototype that creates a more dynamic and compelling way to interact with a computer using foot controls. [Via Microsoft Research News and Headlines]
Offerings deliver unique value across business and consumer audiences. [Via Microsoft PressPass – Press Releases]
The Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino is released today : The Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino is a tool that evaluates a customers Lotus Notes/Domino Application Environment. It will report number and types of Lotus Notes/Domino applications, and help customers to categorize and prioritize applications based…
Funny clip : check it out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UADizYtTrAI&feature=Views&page=1&t=t&f=b
This is one of endless examples of people “loosing” information …. Unencrypted disk containing sensitive information left on airplane seat. [Via PCWorld.com – Latest News Stories]
Apparently the media company that created a clip showing off the Origami project, accidentaly posted it on their portfolio: [Via Channel 9]
