Last year I predicted a few things that came true, and a few things that have no yet come to pass. Now it’s time to discuss what 2013 could have in store for us!
Testing software systems is a necessary function that too often gets overlooked or is done poorly. One of the most unfortunate things that could happen to a company is spending hundreds of hours developing a system, and only a couple hours testing to make sure that system actually works. Here are a few tips to avoid some testing pitfalls.
With Hurricane Sandy on many of our minds, many are wondering where to get information to help prepare for tragedies and disasters like this. Read more about the cool technologies that can help.
In a recent blog article on Software Advice, blogger Derek Singleton talks about why marketing, not sales, should own telephone lead qualification. He makes some really great points. I really agree with a lot of the points Derek makes in his article, and instead of repeating what he says, I thought I would give an example of how it works in our organization.
The release of Windows 8 is being released in just a few short days. Why isn’t this as big of news as any new Apple smartphone release? There are many reasons why the new OS is cool, but there are also reasons that it won’t be adopted quite yet by many.
There are so many Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems out there, our clients often ask us to help them choose which solution is right for them. Learn the differences between 3 of the more well known CRMs.
