Domino UnpluggedDomino Unplugged - connecting Domino applications to handheld devices.Information Week: "E-mail has gotten to be downright impossible."- August 24, 2006 Interesting article from Information Week about the growing weight of email. Article HERE.E-mail keeps growing in volume, and so does the urgency for devising new and better ways of dealing with it. A typical office worker receives more than 100 messages a day--some get 200, 300, or more--and may send dozens more. At large companies, it adds up to millions of messages per week and many hours glued to PCs; it also hogs storage and demands hours of administrator and security pro time. E-mail has..http://www.dominounplugged.com/hosting/dominounplugged/home.nsf/archive/20060824-0913%20AM... Mobile Deployment white paper from Good Technologies- August 23, 2006 In case you're not on the right mailing lists (or would that be the wrong lists), wanted to draw your attention to the new SearchDomino.com Checklist: MobileWireless Deployment Issues authored by the folks at Good.Some very good info ... and nice presentation (as always form those folks).Download HERE.- Robhttp://www.dominounplugged.com/hosting/dominounplugged/home.nsf/archive/20060823-0225%20PM... Kudos to Libby- August 22, 2006 I have often mentioned Libby Ingrassia on this site ... among other things, she's been a Lotus-partner and instructor buddy of mine personally for over a decade, and has been a co-presenting colleague for a number of years, and a friend as well ....For those of you who might have missed the news on her site, she's finally going legit, and she says Ive been bursting to tell you all....Tell her we all said hi ....Kudos, Libby.- Robhttp://www.dominounplugged.com/hosting/dominounplugged/home.nsf/archive/20060822-0434%20PM... Mobile Security redux- August 17, 2006 Two interesting 'security issues with mobile devices' issues surfaced and I thought I would pass along .....First, the folks over at SearchMobileComputing (another of the TechTarget ezines) had an interesting Q&A session regarding a potential vulnerability with BlackBerry. The problem is, the operating system can be secure, but it's really the user's data and the user's information that sits on top of that, and the applications that they're using, which are at risk. It doesn't matter how secure.http://www.dominounplugged.com/hosting/dominounplugged/home.nsf/archive/20060817-1240%20PM... |