The changes on the Web in the past two years, commonly known as Web 2.0, were mainly a geek thing to begin with. Personal spaces, social networks and bookmarking services attracted many young people and Internet geeks. The new Web 2.0 environment is more than a one-time hit. It represents changes on the Web that will probably last for years. It could also shape the way we do business online.

Few years back we could only choose between few spreadsheet applications. Today we got plenty of spreadsheet applications available to our disposal. Most of the new spreadsheet applications are Web services and categorized as Web 2.0 applications.

Managing time is a fascinating concept. The better people do the job of managing time there is probably more time available to spend on other things than work. Sometimes good time management can backfire since the daily tasks have a way of filling up the agenda.

We often talk about local information versus global information, local search versus global search. Search engines strive these days to bring local services to their users. Maps, mashups, store information, local events and driving instructions are some of the most popular services. Web services delivered to cell phones are getting more attention and there is a reason for it.