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Productivity Consulting Combine affordable IT and our small business consulting services to take your organization to the next level. We match technology to your workflows, and make your company smarter and faster. [more]


Wiki Experts A wiki can help teams collaborate, aid knowledge creation, and structure projects and decisions for faster performance. Learn what the power of wikis can do for you. [more]


Online Offices More and more companies are building their own "private internet" which allows people to work from anywhere and reduces the risk of downtime. [more]


Open Source Open source software is a great match for budget wise groups. We design and enable very user friendly open source based systems that serve your customers and your people. [more]


Collaboration Tools
Along with my Web 2.0 Primer i worked on a guide to collaboration technologies along with other editors of the wikinomics project.

It is important for people, companies and organizations to continuously understand that the communications technology they choose always has a profound effect on how they will interact with other people. Email for example is a medium that tends to burn trust - and trust is an essential resource in any relationship. What do i mean? I mean that you can choose technologies that burn trust but are highly efficient (for you) or you can choose tools that work slower, or don't allow multitasking but build trust in a relationship. The choices - and risks are yours. So here is my guide to face-to-face, email, phone, sms, IM/chat, wiki and blog when they should be used and why.

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The article Time is Short talked about how some technologies can be counterproductive and just eat up our time. Especially for small businesses it is too easy to go too far with your internal IT systems, spend money waste time and be worse off then before. This article goes back to that first best information manager - our brain - and examines how can we get the best out of that, and then what to do with the rest.


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