Articles tagged with: requirements

Collaboration Channels - I don’t want to think about protocols
Posted in General, Work, software on 24 February 2006

Burton Group talks about the distinction between Channels and Workspaces in Collaboration. Channels are routes where information flows. Workspaces are areas where collaborators gather. Examples of Workspaces are Wikis, shared document repositories, group calendar software.
Channels are things like email, chat, VoIP, video conferencing and telephony. The problem with Channels is [...]

Yet more calendar requirements
Posted in Work, calendar, software on 3 February 2006

Ben Teitelbaum of Internet2 pushes his availability to his web site from his calendar application. He “takes Apple iCal’s iCalendar file and strips out the subject, location and agenda for each item, leaving only an availability mask” which he feeds to PHP iCalendar. This makes scheduling time for a phone call with [...]

Best Practices and General Requirements for Collaboration Tools
Posted in Work on 26 January 2006

This link is a pdf version the Best Practices and General Requirements for Collaboration Tools document the Enterprise Collaboration Tools team developed about a year ago.

Three more Calendar Requirements
Posted in Work, calendar on 19 January 2006

I would also like to be able to tag calendar events with keywords then bring up a list of events that match a given keyword or suite of keywords. I have a bunch of presentations that I am giving on my calendar. I don’t remember what all of them are. I would [...]

Why don’t calendars do Time Zones?
Posted in Work, calendar on 18 January 2006

My laptop and my palm both understand Time Zones. I understand Time Zones. Why don’t my calendar applications (Oracle’s Calendar and the Palm Calendar in the handheld) understand Time Zones. What I want:
(1) When I create an appointment I should be able to mark the Time Zone for the appointment. [...]