Archive for June 2007
Safari for Windows
I read on vowe.net that Apple will deliver the Safari browser for Microsoft Windows platforms. I have installed the public beta and tested it with my website. The website runs, but some differences exist to Internet Explorer and Firefox. For example, the size of text fields and the size of the dialog window (guest book entry) is not the same as in the other browsers. The dialog to enhance a picture does not work (on the travel sites). Further the text ‘Free RSS Reader’ is not visible. I’m not sure whether these things work in the Safari browser on a Mac platform.
Java EE based Workflow Engine
This week a new version of PAVONE Espresso Workflow was published. It contains a Java EE based workflow engine. You can design your workflow with a graphical modelling tool and run the workflow on the Lotus Notes/Domino based workflow engine or on the Java EE based workflow engine. As application server you can use JBoss or compatible server.
Nice new Lotus Notes/Domino 8 icons
Some days ago the new icons for IBM Lotus Notes/Domino 8 were published on the Inside Lotus blog. Below you see the icon
for the IBM Lotus Notes 8 client.
New version of Plazes is online
Today or some days ago the new version of Plazes
was published. Besides a new user interface you can tell all others what happens now. Further, a history list is available. You can add loctions you have visited in the past to the profiles. Additionally, you can add locations where you will be later today, tomorrow or anytime in the future.
Impressions from Powerscourt Gardens
Powerscourt
Gardens are a nice and famous garden
in Enniskerry,
Ireland. On whit monday we were there and visited the garden. Besides a
Japanese garden an Italian and Walled garden is there. The picture shows
the Pepper Pot Tower in the Tower Valley. You can also visit the house
exhibition. But the lady at the entrance told us that it is not worth to
pay a fee of 2,50 for it…
Kosten sparen durch E-Mail-Management
In der aktuellen Ausgabe 4-2007 des digitalbusiness Magazin ist ein neuer Artikel von mir über die Wissensverteilung im E-Mail-Management. Ein kleiner Abstrakt:
Schutz von Malware und Spam sind heutzutage unverzichtbar, um e-Mail-Verkehr überhaupt noch durchführen zu können. Doch das ist nicht alles: Das in
den Mails enthaltene Wissen muss f�r das Unternehmen nutzbar sein.
[…] Eine wichtige – aber oftmals unterschätzte – Nebenwirkung der e-Mail-Kommunikation ist der Verbleib des Wissens in den persönlichen e-Mail-Fächern und damit der Verlust dieses Wissens für das Unternehmen. Durch die Umwandlung dieses "persönlichen Wissens" in Wissen der Unternehmung lassen sich erhebliche Kosten für die Unternehmen einsparen.
