Cyber graveyards a growing problem for legal professionals
CYBER graves are presenting a growing problem for legal professionals who urge people to leave their social network passwords with their executors in case they die.
CYBER graves are presenting a growing problem for legal professionals who urge people to leave their social network passwords with their executors in case they die.
That makes it hard for companies to use the micro-blogging site as an accurate gauge of public opinion, the Harvard Business School study showed.
AUSTRALIAN school students are set to take part in a pilot project that aims to prepare them for the hi-tech workplace by using computer simulations to test problem solving and teamwork, rather than focusing on memorising information.
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The vision of everyone watching Internet TV instead of traditional TV is still popular, but most people will concede that things aren’t working as planned. Traditional TV viewing numbers are actually going up, in fact.
Now we have this concept called "TV Everywhere," and it sounds as if it could be just the thing to make online viewing take off -- with some tweaks in the model.
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Apple launch the iPhone 3G S, packing faster processing, video camera and voice management into the same glossy black shell as its predecessor.
Twitter-based TV show in the works.... However it already exists...
Despite the current financial crisis, the US market for Mobile Learning products and services is growing at a five-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21.7%.
The data indicate that the demand is relatively immune from the recession.
Whilst worldwide mobile phone sales experienced a 8.6 per cent decrease from the first quarter of 2008, according to Gartner, Inc. Smartphone sales surpassed 36.4 million units, a 12.7 per cent increase from the same period last year.
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When the going gets tough, training departments don't always get the time or the money they need to make long-term investments in order to obtain long-term returns.
In this article, Clive Shepherd captures the ideas of a panel of leading UK e-learning vendors and users, for quick wins in e-learning.
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Saba Software (a leading provider of LMS solutions) and IBM today announced that they are working together to help businesses harness and develop talent.
“Saba looks forward to expanding our relationship with IBM to offer our proven learning management solutions and expertise to the Lotus community,” said Bobby Yazdani, chairman and CEO for Saba.
