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Apple can take pride in having the most hardcore fans in the tech world. In fact, according to today’s General SentimentreportApple topped the list for the fourth quarter, expanding its lead over rivals Google and Microsoft. Apple geeks are more passionate than the Twilight moms and Harry Potter fans put together, but who do they pay attention to on Twitter? We partnered withPeerIndex, to come up with a list featuring the 25 most influential people tweeting about Apple....

Augmented Realitymade a big impact during 2010in the way brands market their products and offer services, especially via mobile devices. Augmented Reality helps us visualize new ways to connect the online with the off line world, reshaping the way we perceive reality and promising richer experiences in 2011 as the technology evolves. At the same time as Twitter is enabling its users todiscover new people to follow according to their interests, we’ve partnered withPeerIndex, a service that offers topic-based authority rankings, to highlight the most influential people on Twitter on the topic of Augmented Reality....

In 2009, cloud computing went mainstream to become one of the biggest tech buzzwords of the year 2010. “Take it to the cloud!” has become a popular motto for large enterprises, small businesses and start ups. Cloud computing services exist along a spectrum from open public to closed private.Gartnerexpects all large enterprises will have a dynamic sourcing team in place by 2012 that is responsible for ongoing cloudsourcing decisions and management....

The conversation around entrepreneurship in the digital world and social media has escaped the walls of Silicon Valley and the community of entrepreneurs has gotten closer than ever. Entrepreneurs support and share their experience with each other and they get inspiration from success stories across the globe. But when interested in making a change with their businesses, who do they turn to for inspiration and guidance? We decided to take a closer look....

The 3 Cs of building strong teams in a remote work environment Connection, communication, and collaboration Three Cs for leading high-performance teams Creating a high-performing distributed team is fundamentally about inclusion: making sure that everyone has equal opportunities to contribute by leveling the playing field and removing barriers to doing so. It’s impossible to replicate the exact same working experience for everyone — and I don’t think that should be the goal....