In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Bob Zuber from IBM previews what the company will be demonstrating at VMworld – an Intel Xeon processor based system featuring MAX 5* memory scaling technology. IBM Systems Intel Chip [See the full post…]

How do you motivate co-workers to use wikis in the workplace? ShortCuts knowledge management expert Luis Suarez offers his tips on encouraging wiki-based collaboration in the enterprise.

What are the best ways to process your email inbox quickly and efficiently? ShortCuts email expert Alan Lepofsky offers his tips on how to prioritize your daily email traffic.

FileNet‘s recent acquisition by IBM continues the document management acquisition trend. Craig Rhinehart, vice president of compliance products, talks about FileNet’s products in the compliance and records management space. And he talks about how it forces you to understand the [See the full post…]

It’s easy to start a blog. Keeping it fresh with regular postings can be a much bigger challenge. ShortCuts blogging expert Todd Watson explains how bloggers can keep regular.

With competitors to the popular social bookmarking service del.icio.us springing up, there is more choice than ever in bookmarking tools. ShortCuts knowledge management expert Luis Suarez gives his tips on the best services out there, and why. This week’s links: [See the full post…]

What is SPIM, and why can it be so dangerous? ShortCuts IM expert Akiba Saeedi explains how to keep your instant messaging spam-free, both inside and outside the office. This week’s link: Wikipedia’s guide to messaging spam.

What are social bookmarks and why would you want to use them? ShortCuts knowledge management expert Luis Suarez explains how del.icio.us and other social bookmarking services can help you organize, track and share information and expertise. This week’s links: Wikipedia’s [See the full post…]

ShortCuts web etiquette expert Penny Scharfman explains the best (and safest) ways to start an instant message in the workplace. (Hint: there’s more to it than you might think.)

IBM’s mainframe team recently did an experiment on YouTube with branded entertainment. IBM podcasting really hit the mark with the developerworks group. The group goes into detail about their corporate blogging and podcasting guidelines.

Can you unsend an email? ShortCuts email expert Alan Lepofsky explains what to do if you hit the send button too soon. This week’s link: Plazes, a web service which illustrates where the user is located, and which can look [See the full post…]

How do you figure out if legitimate-looking email is attempting to steal your personal information? ShortCuts security expert Rocky Oliver explains how to intercept a phishing attack. This week’s links: Snopes.com, a site for researching and reporting internet hoaxes, and [See the full post…]

Is your blog awash with comment spam? ShortCuts blogging expert Todd Watson shows how to get rid of the stuff. This week’s links: the Six Apart Guide to Comment Spam and the official Google blog on preventing comment spam.

Wrestling with multiple address books? ShortCuts email expert Alan Lepofsky shows how to consolidate your contacts. This week’s link: Plaxo, a free web service for updating and maintaining the information in your address book.

Do you find filing a daily challenge? ShortCuts email expert Alan Lepofsky shows how to automate your email archive. This week’s link: Alan’s blog, IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Hints and Tips, dishes out handy tips for getting the most out of [See the full post…]

Who’s looking in when you send an instant message? ShortCuts web etiquette expert Penny Scharfman explains when, where and how IM can be seen and searched by others – and offers some tips on smart IM usage. This week’s links: [See the full post…]

Is your computer riddled with spyware, adware and other malware? ShortCuts security expert Rocky Oliver shares his tips for beating the spyware menace. Rocky recommends two freeware programs: Ad-Aware Spybot Search and Destroy

MENLO PARK, August 3, 2006 (PodTech News) — IBM Corporation, or “Big Blue”, is the world’s largest information services company. It’s also one of the oldest. Since the 1920s, International Business Machines has grown a reputation as a reliable, solid, [See the full post…]

NEW YORK, August 1, 2006 (PodTech News) — In a press conference in New York this morning, IBM, the world’s largest technology services company, announced five new business servers based on a new version of the Opteron microprocessor from Advanced [See the full post…]

Living in an unstructured data world, IBM’s Anant Jhingran talks about innovative concepts and techniques that allow users and consumers to make sense of our overloaded information world. For corporate enterprises, dealing with unstructured data is a challenge. How is [See the full post…]