Tayson Technologies

For some time now I have been growing increasingly frustrated with my vast number of email addresses and the time it takes to keep up with all of them.  In a desperate search for what to do about my frustration, I have contemplated everything from deleting email accounts to giving up and admitting defeat to the grip of technology.  I settled on the move to Gmail.

Why Gmail? A very simple, yet profound, answer.  It just works with everything!  The collaboration tools and the ability to forward all my accounts to one system (yet retaining the integrity of those accounts) just couldn't be topped.  Especially in a format that is accessible from the web, my personal computer, my work computer, my phone, and other methods I have yet to discover.

Take a look at this fantastic article on the delivery of information over the past 210 years, as well as 10 yrs into the future.

From Baekdal.com;

"These days, everyone is trying to figure out how to connect with other people. It used to be simply, you just placed some ads in whatever newspaper that was most suited to your product, but now that world is becoming ever more irrelevant. So how do you connect with other people today? And more importantly, how do you do it tomorrow?

In this article, we are going to take a little tour through the history of information - or more specifically where to focus efforts if you want get in touch with other people. It is really exciting time, because we are currently in the middle of the most drastic change since the invention of the newspaper.

We are seeing an entirely new way for people to interact. One that makes all traditional ways seem silly. It is a fundamental shift, and it will completely change the world as we know it. And the best thing about it is that you get to help make it happen.

So join me on this tour of the last 210 years of information + 10 more years into the future."

Continue reading here http://www.baekdal.com/articles/Management/market-of-information

So here is the big question.  How will this change the way we educate in our school systems & how we do business?  Obviously it will change marketing tactics, but how do you see these concepts effecting business & education in the coming year or two?