If you are sitting there thinking, hmm, I thought you were already a Small Business Specialist, well, you would be correct, but SURPRISE! We are now re-certified. The emotions you are looking for are relief and elation.

On May 17, 2010 Web Applications UK had its annual User Group Seminar.  Around June 1 the video from the event was ready to be uploaded onto YouTube.  3 Weeks, about 18 aborted/failed uploads (the mysterious disappearance of 9 clips) and at least 10 migraines later, the job is complete.  The clips are ready and available for your consumption and viewing pleasure.  So please, enjoy!

On Tuesday a small delegation from Web Applications UK went to London to participate in Travolution’s Question Time. This is their story.

For Kris’ profile I have taken a different approach. The following are six Haikus which I feel cover the length and breadth of Kris’ time at Web Applications. Haikus are short and punchy, and I believe reflect Kris’ artsy side. I hope you enjoy. (A Haiku is characterized by 3 lines consisting of 5-7-5 syllables.)

On June 15, 2010 Web Applications’ Craig Dean will take his place on a five-person panel discussing the changing face of Office Communication. The event is now fully booked, but make sure to register your interest if you haven’t already and get yourself on that waiting list!

As Web Applications prepares to head down south for Travolution’s Question Time, I thought we’d spend a minute looking at the topic of the debate, Unified Communications.