Wednesday, August 31, 2011

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Salesforce Adds Realtime Chat, Screen Sharing, And Groups To Chatter; Debuts HTML5 Mobile App - techcrunch.com
 
Salesforce's 'social network for the enterprise' Chatter has been the company's first real foray into incorporating social with business functions. Salesforce originally announced Chatter back in November of 2009, and the...
 
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Physicist cuts plane boarding time in half - news.cnet.com
 
Algorithm has passengers board in a set order, reducing the aisle traffic jam and potentially saving more than $1 billion for the industry. Read this blog post by Tim Hornyak on Crave.
 
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eCommerce Syndicated Content: How to Win - seomoz.org
 
There is a ton of talk right now about Panda recovery. SEOmoz is no exception to this: questions in Q&A, webmasters cleaning up their content, and so much more. Webmasters are taking control of their sites, building some...
 
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The Art of Asking Questions - blogs.hbr.org
 
How well do you ask questions? From my experience, most managers don't think about this issue. After all, you don't usually find "the ability to ask questions" on any list of managerial competencies
 
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HP Discovers The Wonderful Power Of Scarcity, And The TouchPad Lives On - techcrunch.com
 
J. Michael Arrington (born March 13, 1970 in Huntington Beach, California) is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of TechCrunch, a blog covering startups and technology news. Arrington attended Claremont McKenna College (BA...
 
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