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It’s always nice when a conference is in our backyard. On December 8-12 2008, we will be attending Search Engine Strategies Chicago at the Chicago Hilton on Michigan Ave. This will be our first year attending this event that is now in it’s 10th year in Chicago. Hosted by [...]
Continue Reading →ArsTechnica.com is featuring a report done by web security firm MessageLabs that spam accounted for 81.5% of all the e-mails sent in June. Illinois was the most-spammed state, with 92.1% of all e-mails considered spam. Read entire article here… The MessageLabs report only measured the total amount of emails traveling on the internet, [...]
Continue Reading →We’re rollin’ so let’s keep it going with a short one.
#3 Can I Find Help if Needed?
There is more RIA work out there now than developers which is bad if you need to pull someone in to help on a project.
I have never been disappointed by the amount of quality information and [...]
Continue Reading →It’s been a while… actually a very long while since my first post, but finally here is the second. A lot of bloggers are writing about exactly the same issues dealing with RIAs as I am so I know it’s on everyone’s mind. Here’s my take.
#2 Is it Worth the Extra Time/Cost?
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Continue Reading →The current version of Google Analytics has been greatly improved since the buyout of Urchin a few years ago. This web analytics package now has the capability of relating most any action on a website to dollars. An e-commerce website can be linked to your internal search engine to see which search terms people use [...]
Continue Reading →Our first Adobe AIR application has been released for about a month and so far has turned out to be a success. Looking back on our three Rich Internet Application (RIA) projects so far (two Flex 2 and one AIR), this one made the most sense as an RIA. Here’s the thought process we’ve gone [...]
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