IBM Plays Symphony, One-Ups Microsoft
IBM has decided to play in the free productivity suite market with a reincarnation of its Symphony brand, for a collection of…
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IBM has decided to play in the free productivity suite market with a reincarnation of its Symphony brand, for a collection of…
Occationally I talk to progressive companies that have taken the leap into social media and have implemented full social communities with lots of features that enable users to interact on the site, but when I look at their site I discover a propriatry custom scripted website. In most cases this is a GIANT Mistake.
The answer most web designers will give without even a hint of thought is 1024 X 768. While on the surface that may seem like logical choice since according to most website’s analytics, it’s the resolution group with the highest amount of visitors.
Zimbra’s “About Us” page is pretty nice - there are concise statements regarding what the company does, who it works with, and how to contact it. The page may need an overhaul, however, as it also offers an option to “View Google Map,” and word has it that Zimbra was just acquired by Yahoo.
Around 87 percent of consumers conducting transactions online have experienced problems according to a survey commissioned by Tealeaf and conducted by Harris Interactive.
A Google search for “Barak Berkowitz” still takes you to Six Apart’s management profiles page, but to find the man, you’ve got to scroll down a good deal farther than before. Berkowitz is now Six Apart’s advisor, not its CEO; that role has been assumed by Chris Alden.