Monthly Archives: March 2011

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See +1’s Sometimes it’s easier to find exactly what you’re looking for when someone you know already found it. Get recommendations for the things that interest you, right when you want them, in your search results. The next time you’re … Continue reading →

This particular practice could become even more effective with the advent of new technology. In June 2010, the United States Air Force requested bids for the development of a “Persona Management Software,” which would let an individual manage a unit of up … Continue reading →

Microsoft plans to include mobile-payment technology in new versions of its operating system for smartphones as part of an effort to narrow Google Inc.’s lead in handset software, said the people, who asked to remain anonymous because the features aren’t … Continue reading →

Commented Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO of Salesforce: With Radian6, salesforce.com is gaining the technology and market leader in social media monitoring. We see this as a huge opportunity. Not only will this acquisition accelerate our growth, it will extend … Continue reading →

Software applications traditionally differ from server environments in several key ways: Guest author Joe Masters Emison is VP of research and development at BuildFax, the only national provider of building, remodel, and repair records on homes and businesses. He designed … Continue reading →

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Google is preparing to launch a mobile payments system in partnership with MasterCard and Citigoup, Inc., according to a report in today’s The Wall St. Journal. The service is the long-rumored mobile venture utilizing NFC (near field communication) technology, which … Continue reading →

Dealing with failure is part of being a leader. Rather than expend enormous energy to avoid it, you should build an organization that is resilient in the face of inevitable failures. Here are three steps that you can take: 1. … Continue reading →

The checkout process is a popular area of your site to test, and for good reason. When a visitor has added items to cart and clicks the “proceed to checkout” button, it’s a good indication of purchase intent! But often … Continue reading →