TOP5 for 11/20/2006
Filed in archive Daily Top 5 by Creative Weblogging on November 21, 2006
| Intel Gets FCC Approval for 802.11n 'Kedron' Chipset The Wireless Weblog |
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| TG Daily's Wolfgang Gruener reports that Intel has received FCC clearance for the wireless component of its upcoming Santa Rosa platform, scheduled for launch in Q2 of 2007. The platform will include the Crestline chipset along with the Wi-Fi Kedron chip, Intel's first to support 802.11n. "Kedron will succeed the currently shipping Pro/Wireless 3945 ABG Centrino part," Gruener writes. "The new... Read it all |
 Wireless |
| Workday The CIO Weblog |
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| A SaaS delivered ERP system founded by PeopleSoft founder Dave Duffield and his friends.Focussed on themidmarket (1000 to 5000 employees or between 200m$ to 1B$) in North America. AMR has an article introducing Workday, below are some excerpts from the same: Who should try Workday? >> Leading-edge businesses-Clearly, Workday is for companies comfortable in adopting the newest technologies, and Workday itself noted it... Read it all |
 Technology |
| New Comedy Central Tool Lets Users Syndicate Content The Digital TV Weblog |
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| Comedy Central is revamping its broadband video platform, MotherLoad, this month with a new syndicated video player. Despite double-speak to the contrary, you can thank YouTube for this important change in strategy. Just to spell it out in plain English: syndication capability means that Comedy Central is allowing users to grab and embed their favorite clips for posting on their... Read it all |
 Digital Media |
| What is the One Thing You Can't Sell Without? Bizinformer |
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| Thanks to Steve for his post on Lead Generation Mistakes that led me to RainToday. In reading the interesting information on their blog, I found their complimentary book The One Piece Of Advice You Can't Sell Without, From 11 Experts On Selling Professional Services. The book quotes advice from such experts as: Seth Godin Alan Weiss Jill Konrath, and more If someone were to ask you... Read it all |
 Business, Economy & Finance |
| Cox flags changes to SOX Sox First |
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| Good news for start-ups with Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Christopher Cox flagging that some of the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate compliance rules will be eased back. In particular Section 404, which requires every public company to report on the adequacy of its internal fraud controls and to have an outside auditor do the same, is in for some serious tweaking. In his... Read it all |
Business, Economy & Finance |
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