Today's highlights (which I snuck in to do instead of staying out on holiday): Adobe Policy Server; Cingular to Offer BlackBerry 7100; Antepo Publish-Subscribe; Jeffrey Phillips on 'Talking Past Each Other';
- Adobe Systems released Adobe LiveCycle Policy Server, its digital rights management solution for PDF documents. Offers persistent control over PDF documents, enabling the setting of which rights (eg, access, print, modify, copy) specific people or groups have. Integrates with existing LDAP directories for authentication. Available immediately. Adobe. Coverage: InfoWorld and eWeek
- Cingular Wireless is apparently getting ready to launch a version of RIM's new smartphone, the 7100. Brighthand
- Antepo announced its intention to add publish-subscribe capabilities to its enterprise IM and presence platform, the Open Presence Network System. This will enable customers to build mechanisms for the real-time notification of events and new happenings, eg, news releases, weblog updates, network alerts, etc. to an IM client. Antepo
- Jeffrey Phillips contemplates the difference between (a) having lots of communications going on, and (b) truly listening to what others are saying. Jeffrey reminds his readers that "more communication paths and tools are not necessarily better for us", and gives some pointers as to what is better. Thinking Faster
This Briefing was written by Michael Sampson, of Shared Spaces Research & Consulting Ltd. Email or IM Michael to discuss any of these items further.
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