The company name Rapportive says it all, build rapport with the people you GMail. I am using the Rapportive Chrome Extension and it pulls up the recent tweets and other information from users you receive and send emails to. This tool is working out well to increase the professionalism of my Customer Relationship Management.
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Today I am working with Google Apps collaboration using MS Office tools on the front end: multi-person, simultaneous editing to the Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint application. I have some large legacy work that I can’t simply convert to Google Docs but need the benefits of web-powered collaboration: online backup, view only web sharing, file [...]
I am always looking to leverage my most commonly used tools and Dropbox is among those. Some call it using the API, others a product eco-system; leveraged properly, a powerful tool.
One of the Holy Grails of my existence is a simple text editor to use for taking notes and it appears that on the [...]
Everyone has a list and a love of AddOns and Extensions for Firefox and Google. I am no different. And I have gone through the period of time when I have a lot of them, and when I have less of them. What made the largest difference in my use was when Google made it [...]
Drop on over to GetMiro.com and download the new Miro 3.0 which is billed as “Faster, louder, smoother, subtitles!” and upgrade. For those who don’t use Miro to organize and play all your video files as well as subscribe to Hulu, TED and an amazing amount of other feeds, well, why not?
What I am [...]
In the shop today:
Playing with XBMC to see if I like it to stream media from a variety of sources including an HP MediaVault. Check back in a couple of days and see how it is going.
From the XBMC website:
XBMC is an award-winning free and open source (GPL) software media [...]
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