Getting Things Done : Book Review

One of the weekdays , there was a surprise visit from my undergrad friend, Sendil . Was very anxious to meet him as it was more than 6 years since I had any talk with him. He later called me up and said he would be late by half hour. The next best thing to do was for me to do was browse through Gangarams book store , where I chanced upon " Getting Things Done" , a book which remained in the national best seller’s list for a long time.

Getting Things Done : Book Review

One of the weekdays , there was a surprise visit from my undergrad friend, Sendil . Was very anxious to meet him as it was more than 6 years since I had any talk with him. He later called me up and said he would be late by half hour. The next best thing to do was for me to do was browse through Gangarams book store , where I chanced upon " Getting Things Done" , a book which remained in the national best seller’s list for a long time.

Intercasting

Intercasting : Vision - LMNO We want to show people how to go way beyond voice communication. Our ultimate goal is to be the world’s largest Location-aware Media Network Operator (LMNO), connecting people through user-generated mobile relevant content. It is a different vision for a different kind of media company. Instead of dialing 411, you’ll ask your device “Is there a good independent band playing around here tonight?” Your profile will filter content you’ve created with other people’s channels and connect you to a flash community of people who can help you find an answer that is contextually relevant.

MS Office Wishlist

Olivier Travers :The Microsof t Office I Really Want: What I want is an internet application with a desktop frontend, with a choice of providers you can plug into, just like you can source other hosting services. The whole “internet Excel stack” should automagically normalize and synchronize the pseudo database work that most people do with it. And if it looks and tastes like a bunch of names and addresses, I should likewise be able to read/write/synch them through Outlook contacts.

Web2.0 : Stealth is death

Mark Fletcher: Stealth is utter crap in this world and speed is life. Why ? First mover advantage is important. There is no such thing as a unique idea. I guarantee that someone else has already thought of your wonderful web service, and is probably way ahead of you. Get over yourself. It forces you to focus on the key functionality of the site.