Archives for September, 2008
by Jeffrey Mann | September 26, 2008 | 3 Comments
Tom Austin blogged about some of the implications of a Pew report on the mingling of private and work email. As well as his points, it occurs to me that many of the discussions I have with clients are missing the point. The issue of allowing access to private email in work time (not to [...]
Category: consumerization Pew Report Tags: crackberry, email, work-balance
by Jeffrey Mann | September 25, 2008 | 1 Comment
Really, what else is a blog for, but to talk about yourself? Actually, I have a private blog where I do that occasionally, but I noticed that several other analysts have a posting where they introduce themselves, so I thought it would be a good idea, a best practice even. Here is what I look [...]
Category: Personal Tags:
by Jeffrey Mann | September 20, 2008 | 2 Comments
Big news always seems to come when I am either traveling, when there’s not much time to react. This news came, appropriately, during Gartner’s Portals, Content and Collaboration conference in Los Angeles. Plenty of chances to talk with other analysts and delegates about what it means, but it takes time on a flight to get [...]
Category: Microsoft Uncategorized Vendors Tags: Cisco, Cloud, Google, IM, Jabber, Microsoft, Vendors
by Jeffrey Mann | September 16, 2008 | Submit a Comment
Well, we’ve been released to blog so now its up to me to come up with enough interesting things to say to make it worthwhile. I intend to use this blog to air the ideas and realizations that don’t merit publishing in a formal research note. I will continue to blog sporadically on my existing [...]
Category: blogging Tags: blogging, twitter