I’m glad someone finally pointed this out about the BYOD movement: Who Has Apples at Work? In Many Cases, It’s the Bosses (h/t Between the Lines)
From my long-past days in IT, I remember the added pressure of supporting executives, regardless of w…
Well, this is interesting: Is it time to say goodbye to Siri?
A few months ago, when I finally upgraded my wife’s OG iPhone, I initially bought the 4, but settled on the 4S because she thought Siri sounded useful and cool. I told her my opinion, bas…
I suspect many people now take workcations, given how common tablets and smartphones are and how easy it has become to do work on the go, and similarly how hard it has become to disconnect from the internets.
One trend I wholeheartedly endorse is the r…
Attending an enterprisey conference means exchanging and collecting lots of business cards. I usually carry stickers, but somehow they’re not in my laptop bag anymore.
Anyway, one guy I met decided to connect to me on LinkedIn, a brilliant reminder o…
Apple’s earnings noted a halo effect, a.k.a. as the iPhone as a gateway drug.
Enterprise iPhone 4S activations spike, highlight Apple’s halo effect | ZDNet
Since its release in 2007, the iPhone has served as the perfect gateway drug to other Apple …
Over on the WebCenter (@oraclewebcenter) blog, Peter (@peterreiser) has a detailed look at the migration of SunSpace to WebCenter, definitely worth a look if you’re interested in what WebCenter can do.
He even includes pictures of SunSpace communitie…
Last week, our own Christian Finn (@cfinn) gave a webcast called “Do More with Oracle WebCenter,” but if you missed it, don’t fret, there’s a recording.
Check out the recap on the official WebCenter (@oraclewebcenter) blog:
Do More with Oracle …