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During this week’s & Business Technology to Watch& segment on CIOinsight, eWEEK Reporter and CIOinsight host, Ashley Daley talks with Rafi Holtzman, CEO of Luidia. Luidia creates interactive technology for capturing and sharing ideas. The company’s eBeam products transform flat surfaces into interactive and collaborative workspaces. Today, eBeam technology powers an ecosystem of interactive hardware and software for education, business and entertainment. During this interview Holtzman discusses his newest whiteboard technology and actually showcases his company’s newest white board gadget called, the Ebeam Engage.
Texting While Driving: The Real Mobility Risk
We already know you're worried about your mobile workers, particularly when it comes to managing them, their devices, and the information they're accessing at large. Here's another cause for concern: Your road warriors may very well be actively chatting or texting while driving. Employees who use their mobile devices while driving are a massive risk for companies. A recent study finds that the effects of texting while driving are worse than driving drunk. If an employee during work hours gets into an accident or, worse, hurts themselves or someone else because they're texting while driving, your company could potentially be at risk. Realizing that, we thought it would be a good time to give you a look at the latest research on the dangers of text messaging and mobile phone use while driving, as well as the latest on state rules and regulations.
Salesforce.com's Chatter: More Than a Social Collaboration Platform
Salesforce.com wants to take its new Chatter social collaboration platform that it officially released on June 22 far beyond the realm of the corporate sales and marketing department and put it in the hands of every business user with a need to collaborate.
Project Emporia, Twitter Tool, Launched by Microsoft
Microsoft announced May 27 a new social-networking initiative, dubbed & Project Emporia,& developed through its FUSE Labs. Currently offered in Alpha Preview, the application lets users monitor Twitter streams in real time without needing an actual Twitter account.