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Open Source: Does a Collaborative Process for Developing Ideas Imply Innovation?

By Dick Weisinger

A goal of Open Source is that the model allows alliances to be built among randomly distributed remote developers.   The theory goes that the collective ingenuity of many remote contributors can focus together on improving and creating a much

Cloud Computing: Businesses Move Content Into the Cloud to Enable Better Collaboration

By Dick Weisinger

Many companies are creating plans for moving their documents and internal content to the cloud.  In fact, based on the AIIM report Content in the Cloud — making the right decision, 42 percent of companies have already developed plans to

Collaboration: Mobile Computing Still Can't Match the Office Experience

By Dick Weisinger

It wasn’t that long ago when remote computing was limited to phone calls using ‘dumbphones’.  Well, mobile/remote computing has improved considerably over a short period of time.  But while laptops and smartphones have made mobile collaboration significantly easier, there is

Collaboration: Open Standards that will Drive the Future of Collaboration

By Dick Weisinger

At Innovate 2012 conference, IBM identified 10 Open Standards important to  collaboration technologies in the areas of social, web, cloud and mobile that they think will have a big impact. Darryl Taft, senior editor at Ziff-Davis, recently published IBM’s top

Collaboration Tools: Slowly Eroding the Need for Face-to-Face in Business?

By Dick Weisinger

There’s irony in an IBM report on a summary report of how CEO’s are seeing their businesses changing.  The first page of the report — on a background of white — contains only the words: “This study is based on