For those of you who are mobile and just can’t stay in the office, I’ve posted my second in series of “Tools for Global Nomads” on my OTHER blog, called “Working Anywhere.” If you missed the first one, it can be found here. Why another blog some have asked? That’s simple. The nature of blogging … Read more
It’s not all technology all the time, but being a Global Nomad means using the technology available to you to find other essentials that make your life easier and since you’re on the road, who says life has to be rough. What’s more who said it need to be a burden. Over the past few … Read more
I’ve had the good fortune to have DeviceScape on one of my panels and to get to know the company rather well thanks to their bubbly and outgoing Marketing lead Beth Rogozinski. They will be returning to a panel I’m moderating at MuniWireless later this month, so the news about their relationshp with Blogger Relations … Read more
Mashable has a great list of tools and sites that help you stay connected and Working Anywhere.
Mashable has a great list of tools and sites that help you stay connected and Working Anywhere.
Part of the fun of being a quotable blogger is seeing yourself in print. Today Paige Wiser of the Chicago Sun Times has a story that really helps people figure out how to be working anywhere, and guess what? I’m quoted.
HP is introducing a new service called Cloudprint that makes printing documents very easy using a combination of cell phone SMS technology and web based file storage. What I like about this is the fact that document printing becomes portable and using locations such as Kinkos or UPS Stores the ability to do more than … Read more
I admit I’m a bit more towards the side of high maintenance when it comes to what I want in a business grade hotel but as a person who is spending more days a month on the road than in my own house I’ve pretty much nailed down what I want and need in order … Read more
While this post has nothing to do with VoIP, it does have everything to do with mobility, as in my mind, the two are interrelated. Yesterday morning, I boarded an AMTRAK train north to Santa Barbara from suburban San Diego’s Solana Beach station. The journey, about five hours, is no more in time than driving … Read more
I’ve always wanted to be able to update my blog while I’m on the move. It seems with TypePad, I can now do that. Andy
