ThoughtLink's Exercise in Collaboration
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Communicating can be tricky when a company or a government agency has workers in different locations and even different time zones.
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A formula for Web schemes: a lot of mathematicians, a lax legal system and Western targets.
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Discover the power of thinking without thinking, and learn when to use it.
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CompaniesÂ Web services orchestration platforms share linkage through Collaxa
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For anyone who has been using open source for a while, the current commercial enthusiasm for communities, collaboration, and all things Web 2.0, is rather amusing.  After all, the idea that users are not to be regarded simply as passive and grateful recipients of whatever is handed down to them from on high, but need to be treated as partners and participants who can make valuable contributions to the formulation and development of new products, is central to the way that free software works.  But some companies that are starting to dabble with Web 2.0 ideas are discovering that you have to be careful what you wish for when you solicit this kind of user feedback.  Just ask Michael Dell.
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Completing a jigsaw shows if you can collaborate with others, research finds.
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Rivals set date for giving details of collaborative work.
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David Wheeler presents an introduction to the Bricolage content management system (CMS).
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InfoWorld - IBM will begin delivering on its Jazz vision for collaborative application development Monday with the introduction of collaborative portal software intended to boost team productivity.
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Also: Paul Allen project maps the brain. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
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Partners get tools, encouragement to put applications online.
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See how smarter documents are working for others at
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A different sort of abstraction layer project has been started up and has already seen a few releases - Forage. As mentioned on Rob Young's blog:    Recently I've been working on a search abstraction library for PHP called Forage. The idea is to bring to search what we've had for relational databases for quite a while, abstraction.    On Friday I put up a preview release with three backends; Solr, Xapian and Zend Search Lucene. At the moment it has the bare minimum of features but there will be more soon. In this post I'm going to talk a little about the motivation for the project and then walk through a short example.    He talks about the need for search abstraction (integration and resilience to change) before getting into an example of some code that grabs the data from an RSS feed, passes it in to the Xapian search engine and stores it before looking it over for thier search terms ("yahoo microsoft").   You can download the library if you'd like to try it out for yourself.
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I recently participated in some war-game-style what-if exercises with a small group of IT execs. The goal was to stimulate thinking about how corporations can best prepare for, and respond to, significant business disruptions, whether from terrorism, weather, biological threats, or other unexpected shocks.
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From the book, these puzzles demonstrate the thinking processes required to solve difficult SQL problems.  See if you can solve them before checking on the answers.
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By Kevin Saylor  Site might help break o
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Can computers get along fine without writers? Word is they just might. [Missing Link]