Tag Archives: sharepoint

Zapier: Workflow Automation for Business

Posted on by Douglas Karr
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Zapier Workflow

I never realized that I’d have to wait 6 years before we’d begin seeing applications that intelligently visualized application programming interfaces… but we’re finally getting there. Yahoo! Pipes launched in 2007 and had some connectors for manipulating and connecting systems, but it lacked integration with plethora of web services and APIs that were exploding across the web. Zapier is nailing it… enabling you to automate tasks between online services – currently 181! Zapier is for busy people who know their time is better spent selling, marketing, or coding. Instead of … Continue reading →

MindMapping and Collaboration for the Enterprise

Posted on by Douglas Karr
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Mindjet Enterprise

Our client, Mindjet, has launched a new offering specifically designed for enterprises, call Mindjet for Enterprise. In addition, they rolled out an update to their Connect collaborative work management product – bringing full integrations across Web, desktop and mobile devices for anytime, anywhere collaboration (and a new website to match the new solutions). Mindjet Connect V4 continues the product evolution to provide a single user experience that connects ideas and plans with execution of those plans. Mindjet Connect users now get Top level navigation between the Vision and Action elements … Continue reading →

Saving a Dime to Spend a Dollar

Posted on by Douglas Karr
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Last night I watched the beginning (but missed the rest) of Oprah’s Big Give show. I loved the premise – provide someone with $2,500 and the person who does the best job at raising the most money wins. At the heart of the show was that you had to go and meet the person or people you were helping. As a result, the pressure wasn’t just to perform – it was truly not to let the people down that you were there to help. What I’ve read as a follow … Continue reading →