Blog > Archive for Blog: March 2007 Archive
Filling the Well
Blogs are a wonderful tool for disseminating, discussing and promoting your ideas. I advocate them to anyone who wants to promote their business, services or ideas as it has low barriers to entry and offers a simple stage on which to publish your knowledge. It has one fatal flaw though. You have to post.
Posted by Michael Glenn on Tuesday, March 27, 2007 at 10:15 PM in Marketing, Taking Care of Business with tags blogging • Permalink • 0 comments
The Importance of Recruiting
Austin nails it: finding team members is the single biggest concern for management.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, March 23, 2007 at 10:15 AM in Taking Care of Business with tags austinhill, recruiting, HR, sales, video • Permalink • 0 comments
Keepon Keepin' On
What does a little yellow dancing robot tell us about ourselves?
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, March 23, 2007 at 08:13 AM in User Experience, Tech Geekery with tags keepon, robot, dance, roillo, marekmichalowski, CMU, hidekikozmi, NICT, transformers, beatbots, spoon, video, cute, PDRP, qrio, uncannyvalley, zombies, actroid • Permalink • 0 comments
Don't Hurt the Web!
Sean tells the story of the birth of Renardo.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Thursday, March 22, 2007 at 05:10 PM in Taking Care of Business with tags mozilla, renardo, seanmartell • Permalink • 1 comment
Get the Glass!
Finally! A blog post in which we actually celebrate a Flash website as not being a Flashtastrophe.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, March 19, 2007 at 03:04 PM in Marketing, Design with tags flash, flashtastrophe, flashtastic, gettheglass, northkingdom, coudal, milk, molasses • Permalink • 0 comments
Ikea Ecommerce
E-commerce has never been more accessible than ever before. There are several solutions available from completely custom developed solutions to variations on pre-packaged solutions. The difficulty still remains connecting your real world systems with your virtual world systems, specifically, inventory management.
Posted by Michael Glenn on Monday, March 19, 2007 at 11:00 AM in User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags ikea, ecommerce, inventory, supplychain • Permalink • 3 comments
iCommute - A Call for Spring
Alistair discusses his massive commute.
Posted by Alistair Morton on Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 10:00 AM in Taking Care of Business with tags travel, super-commuting, workplace • Permalink • 1 comment
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 5: Wrapping Up
Part five of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we provide some final thoughts and conclusions.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Friday, March 16, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, ribbon, office2007, nyt, nytreader, windows, vista, xp, gadgets, expression, blend, web, design, media, opensource, proprietary, apple, mozilla, firefox, apache, tomcat, eclipse, java, mysql, xaml, oxo, target, clearrx • Permalink • 0 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 4: Expression
Part four of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we review the Expression Studio suite.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Thursday, March 15, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, expression, web, design, blend, media, studio, xaml, platform, tools, craft, openstandards, open, xul, xhtml, css, adobe, illustrator, apple, iphoto, aperture, lightroom, frontpage, visualbasic, jeffhan, google, picasa, iview • Permalink • 1 comment
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 3: Design Matters (Maybe?)
Part Three of our Microsoft Trip Report in which we talk about some rough spots where design doesn't matter enough (yet).
Posted by Jay Goldman on Wednesday, March 14, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, trip, report, design, knowthyuser, expression, blend, gadgets, windows, live • Permalink • 0 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report Part 2: The New Microsoft (Again)
Part two of our trip report from the Microsoft UX Trip Report, discussing Microsoft's new direction as a design-focused company.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Tuesday, March 13, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags microsoft, ux, userexperience, trip, report, billgates, memo, internet, design, craft, MSDN, ribbon, nyt, reader, labs, austinhill • Permalink • 0 comments
Microsoft User Experience Round Table Trip Report: Part 1
Part one of the Trip Report from the Microsoft User Experience Round Table, held in Seattle on March 19th and 20th, 2007.
Posted by Jay Goldman on Monday, March 12, 2007 at 09:00 AM in Trip Reports, User Experience, Taking Care of Business with tags ux, microsoft, bellevue, westin, danielshapiro, johnoxley, apple, ryanapps, traffik, colinbowern, officialcommunity, audreycarr, organic, davidcrow, nicoleflippance, highroad, tomgeorge, designaxiom, davegoodwin, uwaterloo, anthonyhempel, blastradius, brycejohnson, navantis • Permalink • 2 comments
