Month: January 2008

  • links for 2008-01-22

    —

    by

    Simon Scullion
    in

    Ubuntu and IBM bring enterprise collaboration to a user friendly Linux desktop IBM’s Lotus group has announced support of its Open Collaboration Client Solution (OCCS) for Ubuntu Linux. (tags: IBM Lotus Ubuntu linux Open Collaboration Client Solution lotus+notes sametime symphony)

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-01-21

    —

    by

    Simon Scullion
    in

    morning twitterverse! fresh from a fantastic weekend, busy week ahead # more Lotus Mac love, Lotus Notes 8.5 for Macintosh public beta now available http://snurl.com/1xw9n # checking out the new Lotus Connections site http://www.bleedyellow.com/ # @stuartmcintyre agreed on bleedyellow.com. Just realised you’re not in Orlando either, http://snurl.com/1xwes sorry to hear that. # admin done, a…

  • links for 2008-01-21

    —

    by

    Simon Scullion
    in

    Euro at risk from Europe⊘s economic storm – Telegraph The euro fell hard last week. It is the start of a long slide to levels that reflect a sluggish, half-reformed bloc in demographic decline. The euro must be weak, or it will break. Whatever happens, it is already too late to avoid the Latin Crisis…

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-01-19

    —

    by

    Simon Scullion
    in

    catching up on the English Premier League results and scores # Powered by Twitter Tools.

  • Twitter Updates for 2008-01-18

    —

    by

    Simon Scullion
    in

    welcome new followers @martin_english and @apaddock good to see you here! # off for a coffee, got stuck straight into writing tech design documentation this morning, scarey! # amazed at the amount of "Lotus Notes on the iPhone" coverage # @chuckstar76 yep, no surprises there! The Microsoft spoiler this year is really going to have…

  • links for 2008-01-18

    —

    by

    Simon Scullion
    in

    Children’s books: ‘If children are to become readers for life, they must first love stories’ – Telegraph Interesting read! Thanks Nigel. (tags: children literacy reading education)