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An iPad can be great for taking notes during business meetings. In this article, Brad Farris shares his favorite note-taking app and his process. Read More

Facebook has now introduced its very own ‘Search Engine’- ‘Graph Search’. This feature allows one to run a more thorough search on FB, using phrases, rather than single words. Its main focus is on places, photos, interests, and people. How it differs from a regular Search Read More

This week, we will review Innotas – a cloud-based PPM solution that promises to take the headache and confusion out of portfolio management. We will review its interface, features, and see how it can be of use to you. Read More

As we leave 2012 behind, we cannot help thinking that the term CRM recently celebrated its 30th birthday! Despite its age, Customer Relationship Management couldn’t be a more “current” issue. As the beginning of a new year is a time for reflection, we are also reflecting on what will matter most to Read More

IT-wise, cloud computing might be going mainstream, but for the general public, cloud computing is still an alien concept. Read More

Traffic! Traffic!! Traffic!!! Like I’d always say; Traffic is the life source of any blog, traffic is what makes a blog function properly. Every day we experiment and do research on new ways of getting traffic to our blog/ website … Continue reading → Read More

There are so many applications that are designed for iPhone users for business purpose, some of this applications are for people that are just starting their business and some of it are for professional business men and women, Read More

Make sure that you have enough visitors before reading this article: how to have visitors on my website?. Each blogger sometimes has to write posts on specific topics, and it ... Read More

It may not be a surprise, but Gen Y is leading the way when it comes to adoption of smartphones and smartphone and tablet apps, eMarketer reports. A study by Forrester, cited in eMarketer, found that consumers aged 24 to 32 are the most likely to own smartphones. Ninety-seven percent of Gen Y consu Read More