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Have the Best 4th of July Ever!
Note: I got to thinking one recent rainy day as I watching my kids bounce between watching the flat screen TV to listening to their iPods to chatting with friends online to playing video games, how much better life has become since I was their age in the early 1970s. It's not just that we have more stuff (though we certainly do; the size of the world economy has more than tripled since 1970), but that the stuff we have has improved so much—it's smaller (in the case of electronics) or bigger (meals, houses), faster, higher quality and more functional.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 11:22AM 06/30/08 :
How Service Catalogs Can Help Companies Weather the Economic Downturn
Note: Due to the current economic conditions, the need for financial accountability is greater than ever. The capabilities of request management software have evolved, prompting more organizations to seriously consider promoting strategies and solutions that reduce costs by increasing staff productivity and streamlining operations.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:37AM 06/27/08 :
How expensive is free software?
Note: I have seen uncountable comments about how inexpensive the Microsoft data warehouse infrastructure is and even more comments about the low cost of using open source software. It would be easy to believe that for the price of a few computers and a little software you could have a data warehouse running next week.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 02:22PM 06/10/08 :
SEO for Mommy Bloggers
Note: When a Google search on "SEO for mommy bloggers" came up empty, I decided to fill the void. I mean, there's just a chance this might actually be useful, and Shannon Johnson is pretty cool even if she doesn't drink beer.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 01:58PM 04/29/08 :
First Look - i-luminate » Smart (Enough) Systems, the blog
Note: illuminate is trying to tackle what it sees as the unsolved performance problem of ad-hoc analysis in companies who have made investments in data warehousing and business intelligence. Despite the dramatic price/performance improvements, the illuminate folks think that the limitations of SQL and fixed data structures can cause complex queries to become large IT projects or even complete nightmares.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 01:57PM 04/29/08 :
The 7 Deadly Sins of Blogging
Note: Like the seven deadly sins in Christianity, these vices can relegate a blogger to the underworld of the blogosphere though the judgment of readers.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:50AM 04/17/08 :
Customer Experience Matrix: illuminate Systems' iLuminate May Be the Most Flexible Analytical Database Ever
Note: The highlight of my brief visit to the DAMA International Symposium and Wilshire Meta-Data Conference conference last month was a presentation by Joe Foley of illuminate Solutions , which marked the U.S. launch of his company’s iLuminate analytical database.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:49AM 04/17/08 :
The 5 Best Social Media Sites for Small Businesses
Note: Social media sites, no longer relegated to just teens and college students, are now the most cost-effective way for a company to drum up international attention. In fact, social networking serves as a great equalizer for small businesses, as anyone with an Internet connection can now launch a successful, global marketing campaign.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:48AM 04/17/08 :
illuminate Highlighted in Gartner Cool Vendors in Data Management and Integration Report 2008
Note: illuminate Solutions, pioneer of the correlation database management system (CDBMS) technology for building data-driven data warehouses, data marts and analytics applications, today announced that its product is one of only five technologies featured in the Cool Vendors in Data Management and Integration, 2008 report by Gartner.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 11:42AM 03/11/08 :
Best of 2007: Amusing and Creative Marketing Stuff
Note: Sell your soul on eBay. Buy trash at Target. "404 Error" pages that are actually entertaining. A bedtime story about search engines. A rap about link building. What's going on here? It's the final—and best—installment of WebMarketCentral's Best of 2007 series--some of the most humorous, creative, and just plain odd, yet strangely relevant to interactive marketing, blog posts and articles from 2007.
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Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 11:25AM 07/02/08 :Have the Best 4th of July Ever!
Note: I got to thinking one recent rainy day as I watching my kids bounce between watching the flat screen TV to listening to their iPods to chatting with friends online to playing video games, how much better life has become since I was their age in the early 1970s. It's not just that we have more stuff (though we certainly do; the size of the world economy has more than tripled since 1970), but that the stuff we have has improved so much—it's smaller (in the case of electronics) or bigger (meals, houses), faster, higher quality and more functional.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 11:22AM 06/30/08 :How Service Catalogs Can Help Companies Weather the Economic Downturn
Note: Due to the current economic conditions, the need for financial accountability is greater than ever. The capabilities of request management software have evolved, prompting more organizations to seriously consider promoting strategies and solutions that reduce costs by increasing staff productivity and streamlining operations.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:37AM 06/27/08 :How expensive is free software?
Note: I have seen uncountable comments about how inexpensive the Microsoft data warehouse infrastructure is and even more comments about the low cost of using open source software. It would be easy to believe that for the price of a few computers and a little software you could have a data warehouse running next week.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 02:22PM 06/10/08 :SEO for Mommy Bloggers
Note: When a Google search on "SEO for mommy bloggers" came up empty, I decided to fill the void. I mean, there's just a chance this might actually be useful, and Shannon Johnson is pretty cool even if she doesn't drink beer.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 01:58PM 04/29/08 :First Look - i-luminate » Smart (Enough) Systems, the blog
Note: illuminate is trying to tackle what it sees as the unsolved performance problem of ad-hoc analysis in companies who have made investments in data warehousing and business intelligence. Despite the dramatic price/performance improvements, the illuminate folks think that the limitations of SQL and fixed data structures can cause complex queries to become large IT projects or even complete nightmares.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 01:57PM 04/29/08 :The 7 Deadly Sins of Blogging
Note: Like the seven deadly sins in Christianity, these vices can relegate a blogger to the underworld of the blogosphere though the judgment of readers.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:50AM 04/17/08 :Customer Experience Matrix: illuminate Systems' iLuminate May Be the Most Flexible Analytical Database Ever
Note: The highlight of my brief visit to the DAMA International Symposium and Wilshire Meta-Data Conference conference last month was a presentation by Joe Foley of illuminate Solutions , which marked the U.S. launch of his company’s iLuminate analytical database.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:49AM 04/17/08 :The 5 Best Social Media Sites for Small Businesses
Note: Social media sites, no longer relegated to just teens and college students, are now the most cost-effective way for a company to drum up international attention. In fact, social networking serves as a great equalizer for small businesses, as anyone with an Internet connection can now launch a successful, global marketing campaign.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 10:48AM 04/17/08 :illuminate Highlighted in Gartner Cool Vendors in Data Management and Integration Report 2008
Note: illuminate Solutions, pioneer of the correlation database management system (CDBMS) technology for building data-driven data warehouses, data marts and analytics applications, today announced that its product is one of only five technologies featured in the Cool Vendors in Data Management and Integration, 2008 report by Gartner.
Posted by tomcat66_g500, at 11:42AM 03/11/08 :Best of 2007: Amusing and Creative Marketing Stuff
Note: Sell your soul on eBay. Buy trash at Target. "404 Error" pages that are actually entertaining. A bedtime story about search engines. A rap about link building. What's going on here? It's the final—and best—installment of WebMarketCentral's Best of 2007 series--some of the most humorous, creative, and just plain odd, yet strangely relevant to interactive marketing, blog posts and articles from 2007.
