by Michael Osterman
There is lots of talk about email going away: some are swearing completely off of email, others complain about how many messages they receive in their inbox, others use only email. Our own...
by Michael Osterman
David Strom wrote an interesting piece about the just-released GroupWise 2012 entitled No Once Cares That Novell Has A New Version of GroupWise. His assertion is that GroupWise is yesterday’s...
by Michael Osterman
Outside of the financial services industry, very few companies actually monitor what their employees say on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or any of the 1,000+ other social media sites around the world...
by Michael Osterman
Here are four predictions, trends and developments that I believe will occur in 2012 and will have important implications for messaging, collaboration and related decision makers:
2012 will be...
by Michael Osterman
One of my favorite films is Clear and Present Danger. Early in the film, there’s a good exchange between the president of the United States and his group of advisors who are meeting to discuss the...
by Michael Osterman
Electronic communications is a two-way street: With the right tools one can illuminate the world with words of wisdom and insight. Alternatively, one can demonstrate why the most powerful...
by Michael Osterman
Symform is a Seattle-based company that has developed an interesting approach to cloud-based data storage. Instead of building out a traditional data center, Symform customers provide all of the...
by Michael Osterman
An interesting article was published yesterday regarding innovative job-seeker Attilla Nemeth, a 26-year-old Hungarian who was eager to get a job in Marriott International’s IT department. ...
by Michael Osterman
In yesterday’s mail I received two unusual pieces of correspondence: The first, a handwritten note from a collaboration expert—and a very nice man—that does some industry analysis for us...