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Aleo Flash Intro Banner Maker 3.1 (Windows)

Aleo Flash Intro Banner Maker is a Flash authoring tool to help you create Flash intro, Flash banner, Flash slideshow and e-cards with ease. There is no need for knowledge of Flash development studio and Actionscripts, all you need is to input texts and select from pre-made customizable background effects...

Tags: Intro, Animation, Microsoft Windows, Banner Co., Aleo Software, Flash

Software downloads 2009-08-07

Pacific Lutheran University Makes the Smart Choice: HP Integrity Servers to Run SunGard Banner

Today PLU (www.plu.edu/) in suburban Parkland, Washington offers more than 3,600 students a unique blend of academically rigorous liberal arts and professional programs that prepare them for a lifetime of success - both in their careers and in their service to others. Pacific Lutheran University PLU wanted to strengthen and...

Tags: HP Integrity, SunGard Data Systems Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Banner Co., Pacific Lutheran University, Software Upgrade, Professional Development, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Operating Systems, Servers, Enterprise Software, Software, Career, Hardware

Case studies 2009-07-01

Flash Banner Designer 4.0 (Windows)

Flash Banner Designer is an extremely easy to use banner designer software. Create Professional looking Flash Banners in minutes using Flash Banner Designer. Just pick one of exquisitely designed set of banner templates, Customize and export as HTML/SWF file and put it online. You can add text, images, and geometrical...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Banner Co.

Software downloads 2008-11-29

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Visionary 2009: Kay Koplovitz - more women entrepreneurs

Kay Koplovitz calls for more women entrepreneurs during her acceptance speech at the SDForum visionary awards. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGRyvhsP7Uk Her Bio: Kay Koplovitz is currently a principal of...

Tags: Women, Board, Gender And Diversity, Venture Capital, Corporate Governance, Investment, Entrepreneurship, Human Resources, Finance, Financing Startups, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management, Tom Foremski

Blog posts 2009-06-30

The 'Social Media' Quality Problem: What a Racket

Gary & the Hornets Oskar Weiner US TV Commercial, 1967 While it is highly desirable to stimulate dialog between business units, individuals, partners and of course customers in order to encourage cross pollination and capture ideas collaboratively, there is a parallel challenge of the quality...

Tags: Social Media, E-mail, Tammy Erickson, Marketing Research, Marketing, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2009-04-23

Which sites will make the IE8 Compatibility Hall of Shame?

According to Microsoft, a release candidate of Internet Explorer 8 is just around the corner, and with it comes an urgent call to web designers to get their act together and tweak their sites so they’ll render properly under the new browser. Back in August, I began...

Tags: Web, Page, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Web Site, Site, Web Site Development, Channel Management, Web Browsers, Web Technology, Internet, Marketing, Ed Bott

Blog posts 2008-12-21

Porn To Run: Online Advertising Gets A Flesh Blocker

Sex sells. As long as you don't go too far. Here is your typical family on the beach. Two boys playing in the sand. Husband and wife looking on. She's got only about about 5 percent of her body covered in clothing. Exposed flesh reigns. ...

Tags: Advertisement, Pornography, Image, Online Advertising, Helix, Online-ad Growth, Tom Steinert-Threlkeld

Blog posts 2008-11-11

News to know: Firefox 3.0; iPhone apps; Yahoo; LinkedIn; Millennials

Notable headlines: Jason O'Grady: My most anticipated announced iPhone applications Nate McFeters: Fresh off the press: iPhoneDbg toolkit hotness Adrian Kingsley-Hughes: Firefox 3.0 final - First thoughts. Gallery right Ed Burnette: Fake Firefox 3 download links may be hazardous to your...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Mozilla Firefox 3.0, Mozilla Firefox, Hewlett-Packard Co., Yahoo! Inc., LinkedIn, Web Browsers, Data Centers, Internet, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-06-18

SharePoint gets an open-source podcasting add-on

As part of its ongoing campaign to emphasize SharePoint Server's social-computing capabilities, Microsoft rolled out on June 9 a test version of the Podcast Kit for SharePoint PKS, which it is making available under an open-source license. PKS is built on the Microsoft Silverlight platform and is...

Tags: Open Source, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Corp., Podcasting, PKS, Podcasts, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Internet, Software, Mary Jo Foley

Blog posts 2008-06-09

Microsoft's Hailstorm reappearing in the cloud?

Microsoft's Hailstorm reappearing in the cloud?Bring it onThe HailStor... I mean Live-Mesh was a good idea back in 2001, but I seriously believe it might have been a bit ahead of it's time. I'm normally an Apple person, but I love the idea of having all these services co-ordinated and...

Tags: RSS, Microsoft Corp., Hailstorm

Discussion threads 2008-05-12

Enterprise 2.0 industry matures as businesses grapple with its potential

Some of the big IT news over the weekend was the announcement that Forrester predicts that the Enterprise 2.0 space will be a $4.6 billion industry within 5 years. ZDNet's Larry Dignan had the full breakdown yesterday on Forresters bullish outlook while Dennis Howlett immediately took umbrage with...

Tags: Application, Dion Hinchcliffe, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise 2.0 Industry, Enterprise 2.0 Tool, Information Technology, Self-service, Software

Blog posts 2008-04-22

Open source tries again with health care

Last year was the worst of times for open source in health care. The undercapitalized Medsphere had to reorganize after tossing its founders for daring to treat their open source promises seriously. Misys tossed some code over the side and called it an open source strategy. ...

Tags: Health Care, Open Source, Dana Blankenhorn

Blog posts 2008-04-17

Steve Jobs' performance: The big takeaways

Steve Jobs' performance: The big takeawaysopinions[b]battery[/b]: I think it really depends on the user. For me, a laptop should let you replace/change out the battery more than an iPod. I can see why they wouldnt want to. Having a removable battery prolly adds bulk and setting up...

Tags: Media Center PCs, Game players, Engineering, performance, Time Capsule, NetFlix Inc., Steve Jobs, Apple Inc.

Discussion threads 2008-01-15

Facebook to backtrack on Beacon?

BusinessWeek is reporting that Facebook executives have been contemplating a backtrack on the social networking site's new advertising play, Project Beacon. The system automatically publish interactions users make on any of the 44 participating sites (from Blockbuster, Joost, to Overstock.com) onto their Facebook mini-feed, so that Facebook “friends” are able...

Tags: Facebook, Advertisement, BusinessWeek, Beakon, Social Networking, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Steve O'Hear

Blog posts 2007-11-29

Under PIRATE bill, Justice Dept would sue filesharers

Under PIRATE bill, Justice Dept would sue filesharersBi-partisan scum?Or more FUD?Need to vote these out of officeAnd fast tooRE: Under PIRATE bill, Justice Dept would sue filesharersIf this is such a big problem, then why are we out-sourcing every good job? Not to mention Illegal immigration.I see a double-standard here.RE:...

Tags: Intellectual property, Spam, Strategy, government, Justice Dept, PIRATE bill

Discussion threads 2007-11-12

Maybe Google should fear Facebook's ad system

Maybe Google should fear Facebook's ad systemGoogle has little to worry aboutIn advertising, it's all about "impressions" - how many times people see your advertisement. Facebook has 30 million members that they can be advertised to. Google will advertise to 30 million people in the next few minutes. Until everyone...

Tags: TV, advertisement, Facebook, Google Inc., advertiser

Discussion threads 2007-11-07

docs.opportunities.sun.com

One of the things people like Ben Rockwood complain about a lot is the complexity and general pain of navigating Suns website - and, in particular, the paid access portions of the documentation and support sites. Heres one last quotation from the comments,...

Tags: Sun, General

Blog posts 2007-04-25

Chas Edwards talks about Federated Media, Comscore, and advertiser innovation

Chas Edwards is the CRO and Publisher for Federated Media, the author driven ad network founded by Boing Boing band manager and Web 2.0 proponent John Battelle. I always thought that Federated was an interesting company because they had a focus on talent, not just page views....

Tags: Web 2.0, Business, Media, Tech, Social Media, Google, Yahoo, Community, Cisco, Federated Media

Blog posts 2007-02-06

Microsoft quietly tests a new 'pay-as-you-go' rental scheme for Office

Microsoft quietly tests a new 'pay-as-you-go' rental scheme for OfficeBlech...There's no way this Office rental scheme would be a real success if this is going to be foisted on real home users, unless if it's done more like a leasing program. Make enough payments, and the Office/Operating System is yours...

Tags: Linux, Microsoft Office, rental scheme, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-01-30

Lotus grabs onto social media, but can they convert the naysayers?

From its Iris Associates roots, Lotus has rallied the "connectiveness" banner -- through the industrys latest labels: groupware, collaboration and, now, community. Lotusphere 2007 rallied around social computing. New entrants, Lotus Quickr (code-named Geneva) and Lotus Connections (code-named Ventura), renewed the rally. Lotus Quickr is a "TeamSpace" aka team room...

Tags: Social communities, Social media, IBM Corp., Lotus Connection, IBM-speak:Lotus Quickr

Blog posts 2007-01-26