Websense Delivers Data Loss Prevention Endpoint Software and Web Gateway Integration
October 4, 2008 by Jimson Lee
Remember when CBC Journalists were asked to avoid adding their business contacts in Facebook last summer?
You can’t really blame them. You need to protect that sensitive customer data.
And with mobile computing on the rise, more and more corporations are challenged to protect data in an increasingly mobile workforce.
Enter Websense.
Websense is best known for their […]
Etelos introduces Virtual Server Environments
October 3, 2008 by Jimson Lee
You may remember Etelos CRM was one of the first CRM packages for Google Apps.
Now Etelos introduces Virtual Server Environments.
In the past , you would have to go with a hosting provider like GoDaddy or Megahosters and purchase either a virtual or virtual dedicated server environment.
The prices range anywhere from $45 to $149 per month, […]
Palin E-mail Hacker - Anonymous Proxy Server not always Anonymous
October 1, 2008 by Jimson Lee
When I wrote about Proxy Servers in my November 2007 article on On-Demand Software or Software as a Service (SaaS): When Your Competition Blocks Your Web Access, I hope people didn’t really believe Anonymous Proxy Server were truly Anonymous.
Anonymous Proxy Servers were simply meant to be used to get around firewalls that limited access to […]
Jamcracker, Zoho in Partnership to Offer On-Demand Business Applications to Telecomm and Service Providers
September 20, 2008 by Jimson Lee
It’s hard to believe Jamcracker is still around. I used their services in 2001-2002 to outsource my Microsoft Exchange hosting services as well as iPass remote dialup for all my corporate laptop users.
When the dot com meltdown hit full speed by 2003, I was certain Jamcracker (among hundreds of other companies) would not survive. […]
Compiere Supports Google Chrome Browser
September 19, 2008 by Jimson Lee
It didn’t take long before ERP and CRM vendors follow the demands and trends of “what’s hot”. We recently saw the compatibility for the iPhones from Salesforce.com and PipelineDeals’ Mobile CRM Solution for the Apple iPhone.
Now, is Google’s Chrome Browser the next hot trend?
Open Source ERP Leader Embraces Latest Web Application Platform
REDWOOD SHORES, Calif.– […]
Open Source CRM: SugarCRM vs. Concursive vs. SplendidCRM
August 29, 2008 by Jimson Lee
With all the focus on the mega-giant CRM companies like Salesforce.com, it’s refreshing to see a new crop of Open Source CRM packages available. I always mention SugarCRM or vTiger when talking about Open Source CRM, but there are a few bridesmaid that are worth mentioning.
In this article from ostatic.com, they highlight the features […]
Gmail Outage Raises Doubts About Cloud Computing
August 14, 2008 by Jimson Lee
Were YOU affected?
I was wondering what was going on when I kept hitting the F5 to refresh my email, and it kept saying “Unable to connect to server”.
I said, WTF? How can Goliath go down? My Exchange server is one thing, but my trusted Gmail?
How about all the SMB companies who converted to […]
IFS Announces Heightened User Experience for its CRM Solution
August 12, 2008 by Jimson Lee
“Heightened User Experience”… hmmm…
I don’t know if this title is meant to be an eye grabber, with implications of ecstasy or sex (or both!).
Of course, Information Technology can be dull and boring at times, and the headline did catch my eye, so this press release was worth mentioning.
The press release didn’t go too much in […]
Survey Shows CEOs Are Making Collaboration a Top Priority
July 23, 2008 by Jimson Lee
This article and research report is really a shameless plug for BusinessWeek and SAP, but I though it was worth pointing out.
Ever since EDP was renamed to DP, then MIS, IS, and now IT, we know that the business plan must be in line with the technology road map. There is a lot of […]
Survey Claims Open Source is Business Security Risk
July 21, 2008 by Jimson Lee
How many companies do you know still refuse to run Linux?
Their argument is the source code is 100% available and open, so hackers know the vulnerabilities and potentially harm your system.
Here’s some reality…
First of all, the number 1 threat to your companies security policy is your own employees.
Second, yes, the number of Linux and Mac […]


