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Insight Article, Web Development, Business Decisions, CMS, content management, integration
Integrating External Applications: The Hidden Costs January 11th, 2010
So you are at the beginning stages of your new content management system (CMS) implementation project. You are finally going to get rid of the very painful, homegrown content management system you are currently using. Your head is filled with dreams of eliminating all of your manual processes and replacing them with fully automated integration points between your shiny new CMS and your entire hodgepodge of legacy systems.
User Research, Business Decisions, User Research
Boomers and Technology January 5th, 2010
You probably never thought your 60-year-old mother would help shape technological trends in the next decade. You would be surprised. Microsoft and AARP recently did research on how the baby boom generation is influencing the future of technology and how technology companies should focus more on designing for this generation to expand their reach. Hint: baby boomers adopt new technologies more than a lot of people realize, just in a more selective way compared to younger groups.
Information Architecture, Internet Strategy, User Experience Design, Business Decisions, Web Redesign
Does Your Web site Need a Redesign? November 9th, 2009
Choosing whether to redesign your Web site can be a difficult decision to make, especially when many organizations are cutting costs in the midst of the current economic downtown. A Web site redesign project usually requires a cross-functional team with members from multiple departments and strong internal leadership. The resources required for a redesign can be considerable, particularly for organizations which already have a lot of Web content or have multiple third-party systems integrated with their Web sites.

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