This is a good overview on the Web 2.0 trends that are starting to take hold in the B2B space:
From the category archives:
customer experience
I promise that this is not going to turn into the “OpenID” blog but this news is just too large to ignore. Yahoo! has announced that all 248 million registered users of their properties will soon be able to use an OpenID to login. The grand vision of one, secure user id for the internet is more of a reality now than it ever has been.
Background information:
Yahoo! Will Add Support for OpenID
Yahoo! accounts become valid OpenIDs
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I’m not a big fan of the PDF file format. There is no need to rant on about its shortcomings or why the file format drives me insane throughout the course of my workday. Ok, then…what’s the point? I wanted to mention a great tool for converting from the PDF file format to the Microsoft [...]
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The idea that we could have one password for all of our web activities is extremely appealing. I can’t tell you how many sites I have registered for in the past just to check out their service. Of course, I would expect that we all do the same thing. We try to pick the same [...]
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As of two weeks ago you can enter your flight number into Google and get real time statistics back. Google has partnered with FlightStats.com for this handy feature. It looks like the Google SMS feature is also in sync with this new data.
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