Jeroen Bekkers' Groove Weblogreports on GrooveGroove and Sharepoint- July 17, 2003 Intranet Journal : Groove and Microsoft take office out of the office Groove Networks is getting its groove on with Microsoft's SharePoint in a pairing that brings big benefits to mobile intranet users. Separately, each product has a lot to offer, but together they offer an ideal solution for mobile professionals that neither alone can provide.http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/17.html#a782 Groove and .NET- July 17, 2003 Destination.NET : A Hot P2P Company Moves to .NET-based Architecturehttp://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/17.html#a781 Groove and Weblogs- July 15, 2003 Some renewed interest in our Groove-Radio Interop Tool due to an Infoworld column by Chad Dickerson: This leads to my second Weblog, which isn't actually a Weblog per se -- it's a Groove discussion for members of InfoWorld's technology department. It functions essentially as a group Weblog (in fact, Tim Knip's Groove Interop Tool for Radio can make it officially a Weblog).Too bad we don't have plans for an update of this Groovetool in the near future. NonGroove related projects take up...http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/15.html#a780 Compartmentalizing networks- July 14, 2003 Infoworld : Thwarting the enemy within As our readers revealed in the Security Survey, they have a pressing need for ad-hoc VPN capability. Secure e-mail and Groove are two viable ways to get it now. The flurry of interest surrounding Waste, the secure peer-to-peer software that AOL's Nullsoft division released and then hastily withdrew last month, suggests that other options may soon emerge. The societies fenced in by our firewalls are complex, and we need more than a few tools to manage.http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/14.html#a779 Get Groovin'- July 14, 2003 Webupdate : Get Groovin' We at Web Update found the shared file space the most useful part of the workspace. While developing a recent newsletter, we used it to share story ideas, store article lists, as well as the final copy. We tended to use the chat features the least, probably because we are a small company and communicate often in person. But for companies with remote offices, or staff on the road, this chat feature could be frequently used.http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/14.html#a778 Portable Collaborative Networks- July 14, 2003 ACM Queue : Designing Portable Collaborative Networks Peer-to-peer technology and wireless networking offer great potential for working together away from the desk&151;but they also introduce unique software and infrastructure challenges........http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/14.html#a777 Extreme mobility- July 7, 2003 Ray posts a long worthreading rant on Extreme mobility. In reaction to this piece Volker asks the logical question : Why is Groove Networks focussing its sales & marketing on the large enterprisehttp://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/07.html#a776 Groove in times of SARS- July 7, 2003 An interesting casestudy on the usage of Groove within a consultancy company. During the period of travel restrictions imposed as a result of the SARS outbreak, using Groove Workspace for new business development efforts became more critical. Says Schoonover: "Groove was just a massive life saver when we couldn't travel because of SARS.Maybe the choice of words is a bit unlucky but it clearly shows Groove's strong points.http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/07.html#a775 Storing offline webpages using Groove- July 3, 2003 Paresh and Hugh point to a very interesting way to use the Groove filestool : Collaborative viewing and storing of (offline) webpages. Thnx Seth for the original tip!!http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/03.html#a774 Ashok's Groove Weblog- July 2, 2003 Good news from India: Ashok Hingorani picks up his weblog.http://radio.weblogs.com/0104207/2003/07/02.html#a773 |