While BeamYourScreen will be the first to admit that the topic of Green IT deserves greater time in the spotlight, the online collaboration solutions provider is pointing an accusing finger at companies who are in fact contributing to CO2 gas emissions by traveling across the planet for their green meetings.
Backing up the recent and impressive Mikogo Mac Beta release that sparked online enthusiasm across the globe, the free desktop sharing tool announces its upcoming remote control feature for Mac users. Such a release will provide both Mac and PC users with a combined online meeting and remote support tool free of charge for all to enjoy.
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Maisach/Munich/Germany. The autonomous data acquisition system meM-LOG-SE from BMC Messsysteme GmbH (bmcm) impresses by multifunctionality, compactness and mobile use. The remote data polling via modem creates independence from local conditions and allows fast analysis of breakdowns.
With its sights set on reshaping current cross-platform Web collaboration, Mikogo (http://www.mikogo.com) the free online meeting tool has announced the release of its Beta version for Mac users. Available at no cost for both commercial and private use, Mikogo now allows anyone to start or join a meeting from either a Mac computer or PC, creating a more flexible screen sharing experience for all involved.
At the beginning of every year, the CES and Macworld technology tradeshows provide ideal platforms for companies to unveil product innovations and to announce ground-breaking changes. In February of 2007, Apple used this platform to announce that they were discontinuing DRM copy protection on music. This communication strategy proved fruitful garnering Apple good publicity. In early 2009, Apple was back in the headlines with the next step in removing DRM under the heading “this time we’re seriou