Unless you’ve been living in a cave on a deserted island somewhere, you probably know that Steve Jobs at Apple is not too pleased with the folks at Adobe and their approach to Flash and its performance on the Mac. More importantly, he is so critical of Adobe Flash that he will not allow Flash on the Iphone, Ipod Touch and the soon to be released Ipad. I’m going to leave the corporate positioning

At this point, I feel confident making the statement that most companies know how to use webconferencing as a vehicle for delivering remote training. The challenge arises when these same companies try to use webconferencing within their learning management systems as a piece of content. No matter which service they are using for webconferencing and no matter which learning management system

I've been wanting to start a blog for some time now. Of course, I hear everyone say this as we are all trying to take advantage of the inherent benefits that social media can provide us as business leaders. It seems that you just need two things to pull it off, time and something to say. Those who know me know that I'm never short on the latter, but having the former in the world of start up

So one of my customers needed me to listen to a recorded audio conference the other day so that I could take notes on an elearning project we are building for them. I get an email with a toll free number I need to call and then a confirmation code I need to enter. I asked if I could download the recording as an mp3 or listen to it offline in anyway to which he replied "no". I said "so, I've