Being able to collaborate and share data online makes tracking and simplifying workflow so much easier. I am able to track revisions made by other people, access files from anywhere and comment on documents for others to review.
Here’s a few of my favourite apps that are both open-source and fairly good alternatives to handle your [...]
Download Firefox 3 today!
Our Canadian government announced today its long-awaited Bill C-61 ensuring Canada’s copyright law is up-to-date and introducing the "made-in-Canada" bill that balances the interests of Canadians who use digital technology and those who create content.
This enactment amends the Copyright Act in order to:
update the rights and protections of copyright owners to better address the Internet, [...]
I’m recommending 6 books for your summer reading. I managed to take away something useful from reading this collection:
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap… and Others Don’t by Jim Collins
Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind by Al Ries and Jack Trout
Selling The Invisible: A [...]
(Diagram courtesy of Wikipedia)
Design is an integral part of the tools we use daily; from the complex to the most basic item you can find, such as a toothpick.
I came across a slice of trivia in Wikipedia today:
Area code 212 is a telephone area code in New York City.
New [...]
If you are the type who travels a lot and moves from computer to computer, Portable Apps might be the solution for you. With Portable Apps, you simply install the software you need to your USB device, I use a USB 2.o key drive, plug-in the USB drive to any computer and launch the PA [...]
I do a lot of collaboration online and am always on a constant look out for effective ways of streamlining workflows with few learning curves. Adobe introduced their brand-spanking new SaaS (Software as a Service), Acrobat.com, on June 1, 2008.
According to their initial blog entry, Acrobat.com is:
Acrobat.com is a suite of online services hosted [...]
