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By julie on 3/30/2010 2:50 PM

One of the best features of Blogs.com is their Top Ten Lists. Here are some favorites:

Top Ten Green Tech Blogs click here

Top TenPractical Online Marketing Blogs

Top Ten Brand Management Blogs

Top Ten Search Marketing Blogs are here

Top Ten Web 2.0 Blogs

And finally, for your enjoyment and general edification: Top Ten Blogs ForStaying Sane

By AmandaB on 3/16/2010 8:41 AM

 

Does SaaS make sense for small business BI solutions?

This a good question to ask when you are looking at using BI in your small business. How does software-as-a-service BI function in a small business? How can these tools benefit customers and other stakeholders? Let’s dive in.
Increased Productivity with Little Investment 
Bob Dieterle, senior VP & GM of Smart Online, calls SaaS BI applications a good replacement tool for “backend IT functions including the management of operating system licenses, upgrading patches and fixes and managing servers and networks which distracts the small business from their core mission.”
He also says the ability to get a “360-degree view of critical information and data” across the organization wherever you can access the Internet gives you a serious advantage in making timely decisions from HR to sales to responding to customers.
Take this example. A small consultancy of 10 people all working remotely can benefit from a SaaS BI application because they manage their own sales pipeline and prospecting. Organizational benefits include:
·         Each consultant can input prospect data into the tool, assign sales process tasks and gain an educated guess at sales probability.
·         The individual consultant can instantly develop a quote for the sales lead with pre-defined parameters – right inside the tool.
·         The CEO or owner can keep up with what’s happening with each consultant via a daily report because all information is updated in real-time and accessible from the Web-based BI tool.
By julie on 3/11/2010 8:11 AM

Here is an interesting way to turn Twitter into an art form:

Caroline C. Blaker's twitterscape titled February 20, 2010 2:14PM

This is a painting by artist and web developer Caroline C. Baker who takes the actual view of pixels from Twitter information and paints it on canvas. She calls this work Twitterscapes.

Click here for a transcript of an interview with Caroline done by BlogHer writer Virginia DeBolt.

To see more of Caroline's work, visit her website.

By julie on 3/10/2010 3:45 PM

Last week's book signing in San Diego for Wisdom Legacy and the National Alliance on Mental Illness was a huge success. The venue was simply packed with people. It was standing-room only. VelocIT is so proud to be a part of the Wisdom Legacy project. Here is Dave Burrill, CEO of Wisdom Legacy signing one of the books. Get your copy at Wisdom Legacy

By julie on 3/2/2010 11:26 AM

One  of our clients, Wisdom Legacy, will be having a book signing event for the National Alliance on Mental Illness, San Diego. Please join us:

6:30 pm on March 4th
University Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
3900 Cleveland Ave
San Diego

 

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