Just when you thought you belonged to enough social networking sites…here comes WSJ Connect!
With about 15 million visitors per month, LinkedIn is the top professional social networking site out there. Michael Arrington at TechCrunch reports that this does NOT make The Wall…
The LinkedIn Killer
Tweet Troubles: The Twitter Lawsuit
As social media continue to grow in popularity and reach, they have, in a sense, become less purely social. Tools that once seemed to be mere avenues of connecting or catching up with friends are now becoming engines of publicity, news dissemination,…
How to Keep the Office Green
It’s been a while since I’ve blogged about anything green, so I thought I’d throw a green blog back into the mix… we’re long overdue!
A quick google search yielded a great article with some useful tips on green office habits. With…
It’s A Beautiful Day in the [Starbucks] Neighborhood
While reading through my Inbound Marketers updates on LinkedIn yesterday, I stumbled across a post by David Cameron, brand builder and communications strategist. A huge coffee lover, I was curious to see what his article “Is Starbucks’ neighborhood coffeehouse concept a good…
It's Trade Show Season
The end of the summer is near, you know what that means… trade show season is about to kick off!
Our client, Psytechnics, will have significant presence at The Voice of Network Convergence (VON) Conference & Expo, September 21-23 at the Miami…
Addicted to Social Media?
Then CNN may have found your dream job! In partnership with CareerBuilder, it today published an interesting article on the top five jobs for Facebook addicts. Check out these clues to first confirm the symptoms of your social media addiction.
With more…
Agile: Aligning Supply & Demand
Aligning supply with demand is often a challenge for companies across many industries, but it’s especially difficult for IT projects involved with outsourcing, which creates a disconnect between global delivery practices. Alex Adamopoulos, founder and CEO of emergn, a sourcing strategy and…
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Have you ever wanted to use that line? Well, you may be able to. A group of computer scientists from the University of Washington has figured out a way to make electronic messages “self-destruct”…
The Evolution of the Press Release
Last week, I attended the Software Industry Conference (SIC) with the team from TuneUp Software. Geared primarily toward software developers, the event agenda featured sessions on converting trials to sales, international considerations and e-commerce strategies. One presentation I found particularly interesting focused…