Posts Tagged ‘web-based’

Using Seemsic web-based app. Works well …

Using Seemsic web-based app. Works well but I think it only takes a single Twitter account … and no Facebook? What’s up with that?

Check out http://seesmic.com/web/index.html

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13

07 2009


by practicehacker
posted in apps, Blogging, browser, casestreaming, collaborative tools, community, cool stuff, disruptive technology, feedreader, firefox, free, friendfeed, microblogging, Mobile device, moblogging, PDA/SMARTPHONE, rss, social networking, software, tags, technology, twitter, Uncategorized, website, widget
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my 15 minutes of fame …

 

My 15 Minutes of Fame

My 15 Minutes of Fame

 

Courtesy of 37 Signals, creators of killer apps such as highrise (their crm application), comes my 15 minutes of fame as their spokesman. You’ll find me right here on their website. And it’s no bull. I’ve used highrise, basecamp, backpack, and campfire to communicate with teams accross the country in connection with pending litigation. Yeah, it works. Not only that, the products are easier to use,  more intuitive, and less costly than anything out there with the possible exception of Google Apps, which I also use. But that’s a whole other level of commitment …

 

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28

01 2009


by practicehacker
posted in 37 Signals, apps, Blogging, business, Career and Job, careers, casestreaming, collaborative tools, community, cool stuff, crowdsourcing, current-events, disruptive technology, document exchange, enterprise, free, knowledge management, law, legal marketplace, litigation, Marketing, news, practice, practice management, records, rss, SaaS, software, storage, tags, technology, the business of law, tips, web 2.0, work, youtube
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