The bMighty Blog -- Professional/Creative Services

Stretch Your Budget With Acrobat Alternatives

Posted by Matthew McKenzie 04:55 PM ET | May 23, 2008

If you're looking for a free, functional alternative to Adobe Acrobat, then I have bad news and good news. Here's the bad news: No single application can do everything that Acrobat does. Here's the good news: No single application tries to do everything that Acrobat does.

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Hardware & Software | Open Source | Professional/Creative Services | Windows

MOLI's Multitasking Approach to Social Networking for Smaller Business

Posted by Benjamin Tomkins 09:00 PM ET | May 20, 2008

With today's launch of a small business center, MOLI has set its sights on some the people least likely have a distinction between work and personal life: those in smaller businesses.

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Business & E-Business | Company Size: 1-49 | Entrepreneurs | Internet/Web | Professional/Creative Services | Sales/Marketing

Web 2.0 Expo: How To Build A Wiki That Doesn't Suck

Posted by Fredric Paul 07:14 PM ET | Apr 26, 2008

"The Web is littered with dead wikis," admits SocialText CEO Eugene Lee. Here's how to make sure your wiki doesn't add to the junkpile.

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HR | IT | Internet/Web | Management | Messaging | Professional/Creative Services | Sales/Marketing

Codeweavers, Google Brew Some Fine Wine For Desktop Linux Users

Posted by Matthew McKenzie 12:20 AM ET | Mar 4, 2008

Over the past few years, Linux-based desktop virtualization has improved by leaps and bounds. In some cases, however, it is already possible to run Windows software on Linux, while cutting Windows itself completely out of the picture -- and thanks to Google, some very high-profile Windows software is now bridging the Linux gap.

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Hardware & Software | IT | Linux | Open Source | Professional/Creative Services | Windows

Business Security Requires Network Security Requires Employee Security Requires Job Security

Posted by Keith Ferrell 11:27 AM ET | Oct 8, 2007

The employee security I'm talking about here is your technical team's -- and your ability to hold onto them.

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Business & E-Business | Company Size: 1-49 | Company Size: 250-999 | Company Size: 50-249 | Education | HR | IT | Internet/Web | Management | Operations | Professional/Creative Services | Security | Strategy/Analysis/Biz Dev | Technology/Telecom

Yo' Right Clickas: Here Come MacBook Flippas

Posted by Cora Nucci 02:01 PM ET | Sep 17, 2007

Thirty years ago, rap music was considered little more than a fad. "Ignore it and it will go away," was the mainstream music industry's stance. A few years later, Apple Computer made a splash with its Mac Classic computer.

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Company Size: 1,100-1,500 | Company Size: 1-49 | Company Size: 250-999 | Company Size: 50-249 | Hardware & Software | IT | Mobile | Networking & Communications | Professional/Creative Services | Security | Storage

iWork's Play for the Small Biz Desktop

Posted by Cora Nucci 11:10 AM ET | Aug 29, 2007

"Productivity suite" used to mean one thing and one thing only: Microsoft Office. Word, Excel, Outlook, and Powerpoint. Love it or hate it, most of us use Office daily to grind out bargeloads of documents, spreadsheets, email, and presentations.

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Company Size: 1-49 | Company Size: 50-249 | Finance/Accounting | Hardware & Software | IT | Management | Operations | Professional/Creative Services

Coming to Your Cell Phone: Ink-free Printing

Posted by Cora Nucci 07:58 AM ET | Aug 28, 2007

Remember the tantalizing promise of the paperless office? I'll believe it when I take delivery of the personal jetpack I've been waiting for since childhood*. But the idea of an inkless printer is almost as close as my next mobile phone.

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Business & E-Business | Company Size: 250-999 | Company Size: 50-249 | Hardware & Software | Mobile | Professional/Creative Services