No rest for travelers

In the past, airline travel meant being out of touch for the duration of the flight. Mobile phones had to be turned off and there was no Internet connectivity. This meant you could "catch up" on things without interruptions. Or you could simply "vegetate" by sleeping or watching the inflight movie.

Airlines have begun to make in-flight Internet conntectivity available to fliers. JetBlue was one of the first to offer e-mail and instant messaging. It is expected that broader high-speed services will soon be available on American Airlines, Virgin merica, and Alaska Airlines.

Soon, there will be no rest for the business traveler.

Wiki

When you travel to the Hawaiian islands, there is an airport shuttle called "Wiki-Wiki" which means "fast". Since the early 2000s wikis were adopted by enterprises as collaborative software. Wikis enable documents to be created and changed through collaboration by anyone using an Internet browser. Generally, there is no review before changes are accepted and many wikis are open to the public.

For the real estate industry, www.RealEstateWiki.com is the effort of over 20 people who created qualtity content - over 3,000 definitions and terms, 1,000 answers to home buying, selling, and financing questions, industy acronyms, information on industry leaders, brokers, top producing agents, real estate associations, designations, blogs, publications, and more.

You may use www.RealEstateWiki.com as often as you wish - it is free. Provide this to your customers so they can get clarification on real estate terms and the home-buying process.