Prediction: 2006 is the year Office moves to the web

The cool thing is that this isn’t coming from me, who would obviously benefit from such a move, but from a recent San Jose Mercury News article that attempts to … Continue Reading →


“On Demand Software” article on SFGate

I just read a great article about On Demand Software over at SFGate. It’s interesting to see the mainstream media perspective on this trend, and it makes what we’re doing … Continue Reading →


Gliffy Drawing Toolkit

Interested in including easy end user drawing capabilities into your web based application? Gliffy is now offering the same drawing toolkit that our diagram editor is based on as a … Continue Reading →


Gliffy.com replaces SilverTie.com

For folks who are curious, SilverTie Software is now officially Gliffy Inc. If you’re subscribed to the SilverTieBlog RSS feed, you should be redirected to the new feed without doing … Continue Reading →


Gliffy Beta Begins

The Gliffy closed beta has begun. We’ll slowly add more user to the closed beta in the next several weeks/months. Browse on over to http://www.gliffy.com and you can see our … Continue Reading →


Standard Interoperability API

Sam at Writely kicks off a conversation about a common interoperability API between all these new applications popping up. We totally agree that such an API would make applications such … Continue Reading →


Simple answers to concerns about Office for the Web

My former co-worker and friend, Dave, had some common concerns about moving to an Office on the Web. I thought I’d chime in with my thoughts: > Maybe you don’t … Continue Reading →


People are talking about the trend….

I read two blog posts recently, both from VC’s, which show folks are starting to grok the reality that collaborative internet based applications will soon be the tools of choice, … Continue Reading →


Writely!

Writely is a web based word processor which is similar in concept to what we’re doing in many ways with Gliffy (our product), except we’re not building a word processor. … Continue Reading →


www.silvertie.com launched!

This was truly a team effort. Lyla did a fantastic job with the design of our logo and web site. Also, Henry did some great work getting the HTML in … Continue Reading →