WorkLight is a server-based software product that provides employees with customized and personalized "Web 2.0-style" access to corporate data that reside in enterprise applications.
Worklight uses 2.0 goodies such as RSS and Ajax enabling businesses and professionals’ easy access to corporate data. Other features for info dispersal include desktop and web-based widgets and gadgets, personalized homepages, mashups, IM, and social bookmarks. Information is obtained through the use of adapters which easily plug in to apps and SQL interfaces among others. Worklight essentially makes work drudge-free. Employees can customize how they want their data displayed and define their application feeds. Worklight currently runs on Linux but a Windows version is in the works. The product's license price is based on the number of active users. Evaluation copies are available for qualified organizations.
More at:http://myworklight.com/
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Prospero helps clients make a brand connection
ProsperoTechnologies is the leading provider of community content management solutions for the online publishing industry. We enable organizations to easily, quickly, and
cost-effectively develop branded, integrated communities and social
networks comprised of message boards, blogs, ratings, and chats and to manage them using a single, intuitive platform.Prospero helps clients make a brand connection. Today visiting a website is a different experience that allows you to be part of a community and express yourself. Having these community applications will get your clients involved and Prospero will help you achieve that goal. Prospero caters to both enterprises and small businesses. Some of their clients include well known brands such as America Online, New York Times Digital, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, NASCAR, Disney, ESPN, Fox Broadcasting, iVillage, The Washington Post, Amazon.com, Major League Baseball, BusinessWeek, AOL, and Comcast.
More at:http://www.prospero.com/
cost-effectively develop branded, integrated communities and social
networks comprised of message boards, blogs, ratings, and chats and to manage them using a single, intuitive platform.Prospero helps clients make a brand connection. Today visiting a website is a different experience that allows you to be part of a community and express yourself. Having these community applications will get your clients involved and Prospero will help you achieve that goal. Prospero caters to both enterprises and small businesses. Some of their clients include well known brands such as America Online, New York Times Digital, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, NASCAR, Disney, ESPN, Fox Broadcasting, iVillage, The Washington Post, Amazon.com, Major League Baseball, BusinessWeek, AOL, and Comcast.
More at:http://www.prospero.com/
Velingo has developed a system that finds "related keywords" for Search Engines
Velingo has developed a system that finds "related keywords" for Search Engines. As any Internet user knows, Search Engines are very useful once the user queries with the exact keyword that will trigger the desired results. The slightest change in spelling or verb tense is enough to invalidate the usefulness of a search. Even worse, if the user doesn’t know exactly what to search for, the results often become meaningless. Velingo offers a solution for finding “related keywords.” Regardless of the tense or spelling, Velingo’s results are based on the related concepts, more than the actual keyword.
Their tags are based on user actual behaviors, which means searching is a lot easier. Once you execute a query on Velingo you’ll find suggestions for better keywords and social relevancy rankings. Try it today.
More at:http://www.velingo.com/
Their tags are based on user actual behaviors, which means searching is a lot easier. Once you execute a query on Velingo you’ll find suggestions for better keywords and social relevancy rankings. Try it today.
More at:http://www.velingo.com/
Change Your Written Blog Into Podcast
Ch4tter provides you with crisp voice recordings of your blog for your readers to download and enjoy. With our blog voice recording services we boldly introduce the convenience of mp3 portability -- and iPod compatibility -- with the flexibility of on-the-go blog listening. Ch4tter.com can provide high quality downloadable voice recordings for your subscribers to listen to and enjoy at their own convenience on their iPods or mP3 compatible devices or maybe just on the computer if they would rather listen than read. Ch4tter offers a free sample to show how effective and quality its services are. The prices start off as low as 9.95 a month and the prices vary dependent upon how many different recordings needed monthly and also the length of those recordings.
more at:http://ch4tter.com/
more at:http://ch4tter.com/
Entrepreneur Steve Poland had decided to create a start-up that was entirely ‘Crowd-sourced'
Poland’s idea is still viable. It’s a valuable way for entrepreneurs and anyone curious about the web startup process to learn about everything from ideas to execution. It’s got that hint of democracy and participation that the 2.0 crowd loves.
Entrepreneur Steve Poland had decided to create a start-up that was entirely ‘Crowd-sourced.’ I guess you could say he was taking web 2.0 to its logical extreme. Poland’s ultimate goal was to raise $20,000 ++ in contributions, or donations from blog readers and anyone else feeling particularly generous, whilst blogging about the whole venture. Readers would actually be able to participate in business decisions by taking part in polls and discussion. Originally and aptly titled Ringside Startup, the project has now been renamed WeBothLike. Poland ran into problems raising the money. The scheme and plan remain the same—that is, we, the public will still be able to get all the inside details, however, the venture has already been started. The aim of WeBothLike is to connect like minded people. Poland will keep blogging, he’ll keep his panel of experts, and he’ll continue to accept contributions. Follow his progess and vote on the future of WeBothLike.
More at:http://blog.webothlike.com/
Entrepreneur Steve Poland had decided to create a start-up that was entirely ‘Crowd-sourced.’ I guess you could say he was taking web 2.0 to its logical extreme. Poland’s ultimate goal was to raise $20,000 ++ in contributions, or donations from blog readers and anyone else feeling particularly generous, whilst blogging about the whole venture. Readers would actually be able to participate in business decisions by taking part in polls and discussion. Originally and aptly titled Ringside Startup, the project has now been renamed WeBothLike. Poland ran into problems raising the money. The scheme and plan remain the same—that is, we, the public will still be able to get all the inside details, however, the venture has already been started. The aim of WeBothLike is to connect like minded people. Poland will keep blogging, he’ll keep his panel of experts, and he’ll continue to accept contributions. Follow his progess and vote on the future of WeBothLike.
More at:http://blog.webothlike.com/
"LaunchFeed" a great resource for both the people launching the websites and seeking exposure
LaunchFeed,this site could prove to be a great resource for both the people launching the websites and seeking exposure and also for the people searching for different websites and different services. LaunchFeed is dedicated to showing exactly that, people can freely post their news startup websites and what exactly they do. Its looks as if lately they have been posting anywhere between 1 and 5 startups a day; a number which will surely increase with time and as people become more accustomed to using the site and referencing the site for new websites. Reviews and comments can be added to the startups by members of the service who are logged in, but reviews do not necessarily accompany every startup, only if someone feels compelled to write a review.
More at:http://launchfeed.com/
More at:http://launchfeed.com/
"Job Jabber "It's all about sharing your work experiences
Job Jabber is dedicated to the working man and woman. This site is all about people supporting people. It's all about sharing your work experiences with the world and letting everyone know what your company is all about.Anyone can give their two cents about the company they work(ed) for; comments are anonymous, so you’re free to rant and rave as much as you please. In each review you’ll find both the name and location of a company along with details such as salary, benefits, stress level, work environment, and management. If you’re looking for a job, JobJabber’s the perfect place to find out the inside story. Search for companies by name or follow the discussions in the forums. Check out the JobJabber Hall of Fame and find out what the best and worst companies to work for are. Workers of the world unite, indeed.
More at:http://www.jobjabber.net/
More at:http://www.jobjabber.net/
TagBulb
TagBulb ,its aims in syndicating content from multiple sources and provide users with a dashboard to search all tags. TagBulb is an amped-up tag search engine which lets you narrow down your queries by category. Not only does the site feature the standard audio, video, and image searches, TagBulb also allows you to search for jobs, blogs, podcasts, and a variety of other less-common categories.The site continually adds new search categories fortified by new search sites. Every search you execute takes you directly to the results page of a larger relevant search engine; for example, the “Books” search may lead you to Amazon, whereas the “News” search will bring you to Yahoo or Google. The site also lets you add their search engine to your start page, install a plugin for IE or Mozilla, and offers a blog to keep yourself up to date on the site’s improvements and enhancements.
More at:http://www.tagbulb.com/
More at:http://www.tagbulb.com/
Oobing does offer some functions not available on similar social networking sites
Oobing does offer some functions not available on similar social networking sites; the chat function and photo-rating feature, to name a few. Its layout may seem less intimidating than MySpace or Facebook. Ample advertising space should generate considerable revenue, if the site proves successful.
Its interface will look very familiar to the MySpace user, and it offers most of the same options. Users register, create a profile, and keep in touch with contacts via live chat, messages, and blogs. A few things that separate Oobing from its competitors are the “Rate Photo” and “Send Ecard” functions, which let users do just that: rate other user’s photos and send your friends cards over email. Also, Oobing offers a unique chat function which lets you communicate with multiple contacts at one time. Unlike some other popular social networking sites, if you’re not signed up for the site, you cannot run searches or browse members.
more at:http://www.oobing.com/
Its interface will look very familiar to the MySpace user, and it offers most of the same options. Users register, create a profile, and keep in touch with contacts via live chat, messages, and blogs. A few things that separate Oobing from its competitors are the “Rate Photo” and “Send Ecard” functions, which let users do just that: rate other user’s photos and send your friends cards over email. Also, Oobing offers a unique chat function which lets you communicate with multiple contacts at one time. Unlike some other popular social networking sites, if you’re not signed up for the site, you cannot run searches or browse members.
more at:http://www.oobing.com/
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