I’ve recently become acquainted with Michael Sampson’s blog on “Improving the capability of teams that can’t be together, to work together.”
In a recent post on “The People Part of Enterprise Collaboration and Virtual Teams” he quotes a study commissioned by Novel that surveyed IT executives on their experience and plans for collaboration software. Not […]
Archive for March 2008
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eXpresso would like to congratulate Brian from Stupid Prices and Carl from Lite-On Inc. for being the first two eXpresso Pro users selected at random as the winners of our iPod Touch giveaway.
Carl told us a little bit about how he uses eXpresso, and we think it is a perfect example of how eXpresso can […]
Not long ago ReadWriteWeb wrote correctly that eXpresso expands and extends Excel, noting:
“They extend Excel rather than trying to replace it. That works in the real world. Apart from early adopters with relatively simple spreadsheets, people are comfortable with Excel. It works well, it is extensible, it is easy to use. In an enterprise setting […]
The story goes that a husband asks his wife why she makes a meatloaf, cuts it in half, then puts the halves in a pan side-by-side. She answered that her mother had always done it that way. Now curious herself, she phoned her mother, “Mom why do we cut our meatloaf in half before cooking […]
The SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) marketplace is relatively young and going through dramatic changes every day. The debate rages among the “professional papers”, blogs, and articles on what makes a good SaaS application and how to monetize it. One thing is clear: the old world of shipping software (either with a CD or electronically with a key) […]
