Take a look at Complete.com’s graph of the top 20 US websites. Do you notice a common element between them all? Every single one of these websites offers a way for users to be interactive with the site. Interactivity allows visitors to become engaged in the...
It’s confirmed that Google is doing much more than just dabbling in online apps, they are now entering into the web based apps space with full Google force. The new tagline says it all: Search, Ads and Apps Over the last year, Google has consumed the company’s...
Eastern Europe has become a place of key interest for those looking to outsource software development. Not only is there a large population of tech-savvy developers, but the price is right and the culture of US and Eastern Europe is a good fit. ...
Apple’s new iPhone is still a month or more from release, and already Microsoft is making public statements that the iPhone “lacks business savvy.” Why? According to an article published on ZD Net, a Microsoft exec is quoted as saying: “Apple's soon-to-be-launched iPhone will be irrelevant...
Microsoft, the company that has made its fortune selling software, has finally accepted what the rest of the technology world has seen coming for quite some time. The future of software is SaaS (Software as a Service) – pay as you go use of software...
We’ve been doing a lot of integrations for customers with Responsys this year – an extremely powerful and intuitive email marketing software. Just when we thought we couldn’t be more impressed, Responsys bought the predictive analytics company Loyalty Matrix. What is predictive analytics? To quote...
The huge surge of popularity in SalesForce.com’s CRM ‘non-software’ shed some interesting light on the desperate need for an intuitive customer relationship management tool in the business marketplace. If your company has more than one person handling customer service inquiries, some sort of CRM application...
In the past there were Google Desktop Gadgets – these are nifty little items that anyone could add to their Google personalized home page. These gadgets were primarily custom programmed by enthusiasts and companies seeking a way to stay in front of viewers but now...
As covered by Google Blogoscoped, the new “iGoogle” logo refers to the personalization of Google. I use Gmail and have customized home page with my favorite RSS feeds, but when is too personal too much? I was surprised to find out a few...
Real estate is one of the most competitive industries in the search engines. Maybe it’s time for a different approach? When people are shopping for real estate, they’re not just looking for a house, they are looking for a lifestyle – and that requires a...