Archive for September, 2009
Video games developer Eidos have come up with a novel way of catching users playing pirated copies of their game.
Players using illegal copies of Batman: Arkham Asylum have found that essential control functions in the game have been disabled, rendering it unplayable.
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As a business owner especially in the current climate – you’ll know how important it is for your business to have a strong online presence.
It’s vital you understand the importance of getting your website listed within the search engines when relevant keywords are typed in. After all, most users do not look past page 1 so, if you aren’t there you are not harnessing the potential of the web for your company.
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In tempestuous financial times, it’s usually the pattern that the rate of outsourcing increases. Indeed, it’s proved to be the case of late, in a climate in which business owners and employees alike have recognised the urgency of cutting costs and maximizing productivity.
IT outsourcing is more popular in 2009 than it has ever been. Many companies are choosing to…..
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What is CRM software?
CRM stands for Customer Relationship Management. It is a piece of software that allows people from within (and outside) an organisation to get a view of customer profiles, buying patterns and other useful customer-centric information. Its’ primary purpose is to facilitate a better understanding of the organisations’ customers’ from the products or services that they purchase, the main contacts within the customer base to trends and preferences.
Whilst you and I were asleep one night, the business world apparently changed completely says Ed Stivala, who assesses the value of ‘keeping up’!
It’s frequently said that we all now need to be adopting social media in order to survive – let alone grow and prosper! In fact, it seems that if you are not "LinkedIN" these days then you should "Facebook" the facts that you are basically a "Twitter" and there is no "MySpace" left for you.
I suspect by now a large number of you are using Twitter. You may, however, be struggling to maximise your productivity, particularly if you are still relying on the Twitter web interface and the standard search function. So for all of you Twitter converts here are a few simple tools to help you to achieve more in this world.
