PIM Team Case Study
How you can have a site with tons of visitors without to crash the server?
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PIM Team Case Study
How you can have a site with tons of visitors without to crash the server?
TCO (Total Cost Ownership) is the buzzword in today’s business world. This metric helps enterprise managers assess direct and indirect costs and benefits derived from their investment on IT components and services. A vital component of overall TCO is database management. All information-centric applications need databases for data storage. Also, the storage demands of small and mid-sized companies are growing rapidly, as more emphasis is given on data backup and long-term archival of data disaster recovery.
Issue
How to reduce development costs for individual brand Web sites while ensuring corporate Web strategy?
In my professional experience as a sales and marketing coach/consultant, I’ve had the opportunity to work with a number of small business owners on various issues related to sales and marketing. The owners who are struggling to keep their businesses afloat tend to engage in some, or all, of the following mistakes that reduce profitability.
This morning i needed to reduce any given string to a certain length and then place a pattern at the end of the string, in this case a simple ‘….’ but the reduction had to take into account full words, meaning, i didnt want to just split the string in any old place and leave parts of a word in the final string. So i created this little String Exstension which i thought may come in useful for some other people! Seems to work great for me….
Search engines like quality content – the more, generally speaking, the better. Clogging up that well written on-page text that you spent so much time on (and search engine spiders like so much) with underlying page architecture code gets in the way of making your site more visible to search engines.
It’s no secret that to succeed on the internet you have to learn as much as you can about internet marketing and marketing in general. It’s an ongoing process.
They say that a picture is worth 1000 words, and in the world of the Internet, where your web host charges you for the amount of data transferred from the server to your customers, that is very literally true. Some site hosts promise unlimited data transfer (at least in theory), but most providers charge huge fees if you exceed some predetermined limit. When pictures take 20k-bites and more, getting a visually interesting site without the a huge data transfer cost requires some planning and some really neat tricks.
When you picture a business professional’s typical office scenario, what comes to mind?
With the dot com burst of 2001 companies now demand more
tangible ROI from each project that they approve. In order
to remain competitive in today’s feature-rich products’
world, companies need to complete the implementation of even
complex features in record time.