Cisco is making a play with a tablet PC named Cius. They have built this tablet on the Andriod operating system. I like the way Cisco is approaching this product. It is a being positioned as an easy way to take all your information with you in the office or even out of the office without . . . → Read More: The Enterprise Tablet – Cisco Cius
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 Leave a comment  internet, software  11a, 3g, 4g, 720p, business applications, c documents, cisco, cius, collaboration applications, desktop client, documents and settings, interoperability, ipad, local settings, market share, marketplace applications, target, video communication, virtual desktop, wi fi I have a setup that integrates Microsoft Great Plains (GP) and Microsoft Dynamics CRM using Scribe. Everything was working great until a couple of weeks ago. I got a notice that all of my integration points had fatal errors with this error code: "Fatal Error Code 307, the Translation Spec specified data objects that were not . . . → Read More: Scribe – MS CRM to Great Plains Crashed Leave a comment MS CRM, software amount of time, crm system, dts, dword, error messages, fatal error, gp, integration points, knowledge base, metadata, microsoft crm, microsoft crm 4, microsoft dynamics, microsoft great plains, nbsp, scribe, scribe ms crm, scribe ms crm gp, scribe ms gp, target, timeouts, translation, workbench This is an old conversation, but I find that many people still do not know about it. From Office 97 to 2003 Microsoft used the .doc file extension. These files were binary files. When Office 2007 was introduced, Microsoft change the file extension to .docx. These files are stored in an open XML format. One part of . . . → Read More: Microsoft Word Document Size Tuesday, while listing to Microsoft Technical Evangelist John Westin, I learned that Natal for the Xbox will cost under $100. This is a great price point in my opinion for the experience a person will have. Microsoft is not just letting the Natal interface stop with the Xbox. They are taking it and and the Windows 7 . . . → Read More: Microsoft Project Natal and Future How do you manage all of your connections? I have several different silos that I use. LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, etc all have their own contact list. I do not have a place that consolidates it all, but I want it. I do have some requirements though. I know that Outlook is incorporating it in 2010 and Mozilla . . . → Read More: Social Connections in Business Have you ever wondered, “How fast would MS CRM be if I could use FireFox?”. I have. Internet Explorer 8 and older are not very competitive when it comes to javascript. Guess what MS CRM has a lot of. JAVASCRIPT! Well, there is some good news. Microsoft is testing IE9 and it shows some tremendous speed improvements . . . → Read More: Internet Explorer Slows CRM |
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