Archive for March, 2009

  • Certain project management tools to make juggling effortless
    March 28th, 2009
    Managing multiple projects is cumbersome and messy if you don’t have a proper system to keep track of the on-going processes. The challenge gets compounded when multiple services, sub contractors or employees, various team members etc… are added on t... More

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  • 10 Web Analytics Tools to Track Visitors
    March 27th, 2009
    Knowing how much your site performs is extremely essential for a blogger or a sight owner, as it helps to understand its working and the trends to make it better. The only way to do this effectively is to add a standard statistics package to the back... More

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  • Certain useful tips for website usability testing
    March 23th, 2009
    One of the most important parts of launching a website is its testing. It is in fact very difficult to launch a broken website that drives away the user and hurts the reputation of the makers of the site. It creates more work, more headaches and los... More

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  • Tips to manage communication overload
    March 21th, 2009
    A proper communication is one of the most important parts of a good client relationship. Make a meticulous arrangement of e-mails, phone calls and meeting activities to avoid a daily barrage, as it can slay your productivity and chip away your sanit... More

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  • To copyright a website means…
    March 12th, 2009
    A vast majority of the websites, launched these days, contain copyright notice at the footer. This is usually done as a part of the routine. What does it mean by copyright and what security does it provide to the site? Web professionals should have ... More

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  • Tips to write a winning web design proposal
    March 10th, 2009
    Are you in a web developer? Do you really take your web design proposals seriously? A major step in winning good projects is the proposal phase. Certain points have to be noted while writing a good web design proposal so that put yourself and your... More

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  • The path towards a better customer service
    March 09th, 2009
    Customer is always the king and hence a good customer service is the most prominent factor in business. People are always keen to finding out ideas that help them to keep the clients around for a while. Here are five tips that can keep up the good ... More

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  • XP Secrets Uncovered!
    March 03th, 2009
    Following are 10 little known XP facts. Read on and find out, how you can make most out of your XP. 1 User can rename loads of files at once in Windows Explorer. He can Highlight a set of files in a window, then right click on one and rename it. All ... More

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  • Logo designing tips from David Airey
    March 02th, 2009
    “A logo should look just as good in 15-foot letters on top of company headquarters as it does one sixteenth of an inch tall on company stationery.” As a visual heart of a brand, a logo becomes the foremost part of marketing, with the aid of all the m... More

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  • 5 Security Threats For 2009
    March 02th, 2009
    Websense, a reputed Internet Access Management System, has recently brought out a detailed report on major security concerns for 2009. Following are the 5 threat predictions of Websense for 2009The "Cloud" will be increasingly used for harmful purpos... More

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  • It’s a ‘ride’ towards innovation
    March 02th, 2009
    This is FileRide, a start up social networking platform that runs on the desktop of the user. FileRide is a Stockholm based development which does social network around the files that are already there on your computer, and with items that you save f... More

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