Juniper Research’s latest 4G LTE report predicts that the deployment of 4G networks will be underway by 2012, giving enterprises and consumers access to faster mobile broadband. While only one in 20 mobile subscribers worldwide are expected to be benefit from the networks by 2015, the take-up in North America is expected to be around [...]
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I’m very proud to announce that Huddle has hit the top spot in Startups.co.uk’s Startups 100 list. The list is “a countdown to the UK’s most innovative, inspiring and ground-breaking companies” and the Huddle team is delighted that the company has made it to number one! So, what convinced the Startups.co.uk team that we should [...]
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When Google announced their new Wave product in May 2009, the world sat up and took notice. Why wouldn’t they? Google were making incredibly bold claims about replacing email and instant messaging – and in the process intended to revolutionize online communication. And while the initial response was amazing – Wave reached 100,000 users within [...]
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Law makers have it easy don’t they? In my mind I see a bunch of people sitting around a large oval table drinking coffee and eating biscuits, all the while discussing the pros and cons of different laws. And then, finally, with a show of hands vote a new Act or Bill into being. I [...]
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We talk alot about collaboration here in Huddle: team collaboration; inter-team collaboration; collaboration ‘outside the firewall’; but how about inter-software collaboration? We all use software tools, most of us everyday. We create word documents, spreadsheets, presentations – really a huge panoply of documents that we then save, email, version on our own local hard drives [...]
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At a time when public and private sector organisations are universally seeking to do more with less, being socially enabled has never been more important. The impact of cloud computing, consumer mobile and social networking technologies are transforming how enterprises drive efficiency, maintain innovation and increase motivation. Being socially enabled means more than simply leveraging [...]
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We all know that Mother Earth is in trouble. You only need to open a newspaper or click on a news site and the term climate change stares back at you accusingly. While there are some that say it’s all just hype, most of us believe what we’re seeing: the diminishing polar ice cap, the [...]
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Fulham Football Club Foundation engages with a younger generation
Posted on 08. Jul, 2010 by Kenny Dowling.
At Fulham Football Club Foundation, we have been delivering the Lambeth Summer World Cup for the last three years. The project is aimed at young people between the ages of 8 and 15 years old and is available to boys and girls. With this tournament, we aim to provide young people with free and easy [...]
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So – you’ve got your European start-up running nicely; revenues are growing, you’re hiring like mad, you’re being courted by VCs and the local tech press think you’re the best thing since SpinVox. Well, SpinVox circa 2008, anyway. Ahem. However, like all big-thinking entrepreneurs you realise that there’s more to life than London / Paris [...]
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Following on from yesterday’s post, here are some more tips on moving to the Valley: Hiring a US team Once your US company is in place and ready to trade you’ll probably want to think about hiring. Hiring in the US is broadly the same as hiring anywhere else – don’t hire people you might [...]
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As you’re probably aware (and perhaps already weary of), the 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off in South Africa on Friday. Here at Huddle, we’re big believers in the fact that people work better together and great team collaboration can generate great results. So, to get into the swing of things we’ve launched the Official [...]
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Next week, the Huddle crew is hitting Enterprise 2.0 to make its tagline ‘Business Powered by Collaboration’ a reality. The conference and expo in Boston, which runs from 14 – 17 June, reads like the who’s who in collaboration – it cannot be missed. Join our co-founder Andy McLoughlin for the Microsoft Social Computing Workshop, [...]
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Belgium prepares for the Presidency of the Council of the EU with cloud computing
Posted on 29. Jun, 2010 by Manuel Paolillo.
The Belgian Federal Public Service (FPS) Social Security is currently experiencing an historic event. For the first time, three countries – Spain, Belgium and Hungary – officially have to prepare the Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU) together. Therefore, the Belgian FPS Social Security is not only at the heart of the [...]
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We love listening to our customers, and recently a number of you told us that meetings weren’t flexible enough to let you add other types of events to your Huddle workspace and calendar. We’re therefore delighted to announce our new events feature, which allows you to differentiate between meetings that are invite only – and [...]
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With cloud computing touted as a top strategic technology for 2010 by Gartner and cloud services revenue set to reach $68.3 billion worldwide this year, cloud computing is a phenomenon you cannot afford to ignore. But do you really know what it’s all about? Cloud-based software is not just for the social media department or [...]
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Panel debate: What happens when the MySpace generation goes to work?
Posted on 02. Jul, 2010 by Liz.
Earlier this year, we brought together a panel of thought-leaders to debate the pressing issue of what will happen when the MySpace generation hits the workplace. With 2010 set to see more new graduates than ever, students of the MySpace generation are now looking for jobs. This will be the most switched on, IT-savvy generation [...]

