Musings

  • links for 2008-11-26

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    Simon Scullion

    SharePoint 2007 – how does 2009 look? Words of caution for large MOSS 2007 implementations (tags: intranet moss sharepoint) Sweetcron – The Automated Lifestream Blog Software Interesting project to keep an eye on as it evolves out of beta (tags: lifestream sweetcron webdev lifestreaming microblogging software opensource blog development aggregator)

  • “New-Generation Workers” Want Technology Their Way

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    Simon Scullion

    Today I caught a discussion on the findings of a survey carried out by Accenture. Millennial generation students and employees (those aged 14 to 27) expect to use their own technology and mobile devices for work and are increasingly choosing their place of employment based on how accommodating companies are to their personal technology preferences…

  • links for 2008-11-25

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    Simon Scullion

    Adjix Adjix is a way for people to create short links to Web sites, earn revenue, and track clicks. (tags: tinyurl url tools advertising shortlinks)

  • links for 2008-11-24

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    Simon Scullion

    EVA8000 – NETGEAR.com DIGITAL ENTERTAINER HD EVA8000 Streams movies, videos, music, Internet radio, and photos from your home PCs and storage devices to your HDTV Automatically finds all the digital media files on your home network and organizes them into an easily accessible library Easy set up using an on screen TV wizard for a…

  • links for 2008-11-21

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    Simon Scullion

    stock.xchng – the leading free stock photography site Stock.XCHNG, the leading FREE stock photo site! (tags: stockphoto free photography photo community images photos resources stockphotos)

  • An Object Lesson On The Value Of Social Media Proficiency

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    Simon Scullion

    Through my twitter stream, I came across this post, which is quite simply a fantastic account of how a company which understands the opportunity behind promoting and supporting its employees in their external blogging efforts, can harness the power of the medium. Today, we used our social media machine to accomplish something big and visible…