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I love Scott Kveton, the CEO of Urban Airship. He and his team are building an amazing company in Portland. If you do anything mobile-related and use push notifications of any sort, or real-time location targeting, you need to be talking to them. But …
Continuing a stunning turn-around, event-booking company Cvent helped companies book $3.4 billion worth of meetings in the first six months of 2012.
That’s up 50 percent from last year, and it represents 8,100 companies booking 47,000 meetings. The company still …
Sponsored Post More and more technology is driving business. Whether it's the bring-your-own-device movement, cloud computing, or video conferencing, business is adapting and advancing as quickly as it can...
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Forget the company conference room. Coworkers no longer need to be in the same office space — let alone the same time zone — to hold a productive progress reports or brainstorming session. We asked nine young entrepreneurs about how …
Sponsored Post Much like public speaking, the very idea of video conferencing can fill us with anxiety. Any number of things can go unexpectedly awry, leaving attendees dreading what should be a quick and easy experience.
Microsoft Research is at it again: The wily folks who created Kinect, among other cool projects, have put together a project that could redefine the way we approach meetings.
Dubbed Code Space, the project allows groups to collaborate using air …
Noteleaf, a contact information aggregator for Google’s Gmail and Calendar apps, launched a number of new features for its text-messaging notification service today.
Noteleaf’s edge is that it doesn’t require a whole lot of extra work to use the contact …
