July 21st, 2011
Before you post any pictures on Facebook or tweet some radical idea – even post a comment on Reddit or respond to a thread on StumbleUpon - think twice. “Social Media BackgroundChecks” might soon be as commonplace as credits checks. (more…)
Shivani Aneja
July 21st, 2011
How many times have you said, “Let’s just Google it” when you couldn’t remember a date for a historic event or any other piece of trivia? Probably a lot more than you ever used to say it since it’s so easy to find it now on the Internet.
Toral Contractor
July 12th, 2011
Application Development, Interaction Design, Technology
The mobile world is a constantly growing and evolving space. Mobile as we traditionally perceive it has crossed over into the world of tablets, augemented reality, and wearable technology. If you are like many of our clients, tackling the mobile space seems daunting, and futuristic devices might have little bearing on your immediate business concerns. To ease the vexation you might feel as you consider your mobile future, I’ve put together a brief overview of what the mobile space really means.
Douglas Brashear
July 7th, 2011
Technology, Web Content Management, Web Development
While developing websites and web apps is never an easy proposition, some parts of the process are getting easier and fulfill the promise of next generation platforms that trumpet easier application development. I have always been dubious about these claims, and the Adobe CQ5 Web Experience Platform defiantly offers up some challenges to even the most seasoned developers. Yet one aspect I have found really easy was building basic, but highly relevant and useful workflows.
Ross Raphael
July 6th, 2011
Marketing, Web Content Management
Every Monday I pull our Sitecore Online Marketing Suite (OMS) Visitor Report and send a company wide email identifying the visitors who have come to our website within the past week. Unfailingly, employees old and new are fascinated by the analytics and send me follow-up requests: When was this visitor on our site? What was viewed? For how long? What was the referring source? The beauty of these questions is that they can all be answered through quick analysis of the OMS.
Hayley Wilson
