Organizations that rely on Google’s Gmail now have the option of adding video and voice chat to their communications tool box.
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Looking to save money on all those pricey international telephone calls your organization’s Blackberry users are making as they scoot around the globe?
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Tags: Blackberry, international, phone calls, Truphone, users
It’s a cautionary tale for any company that uses an internal payroll site: Watch the info you post and when you post it.
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Tags: intranet, layoff, payroll, site, termination
If your company takes Visa — or if you have users who hold cards for business and personal expenses — you’ll be happy to know that The Card is going mobile.
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Tags: cell phone, expenses, locations, mobile, payments, system, visa
OK, so IT gripes about every department. But there are some finance-specific behaviors that really seem to get their goat.
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Tags: Accounting Rules, communications, departments, finance, Finance departments, GAAP, IT, relationship, Reorganization, spreadsheets
Tech start-ups are pitching their wares this week in San Francisco. Among the apps being demonstrated: an innovative service for doling out shares to employees and a Twitter-style workplace tool.
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Tags: employees, incorporating, service, shares, social networking, Twitter
Your organization may — or may not — be a fan of Microsoft’s latest ideas for helping Web surfers hide their online travels.
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Tags: cookies, Internet Explorer, Microsoft, new release, privacy, Web browsers
When Philadelphia news anchor Alycia Lane complained to her bosses that someone was accessing her e-mail and using it to destroy her reputation, they called her “paranoid.”
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Tags: e-mail, employees, kestroke logging, messages, stolen
