- Greg Ewald, vice president of marketing, SteelEye Technology (www.steeleye.com), says:How do you know if your disaster recovery plan is up to date?Businesses should determine if the data protection...

Terms that come to describe any new technology can be vague and annoying, especially when marketers start adding a bit of spin. So we decided to ask for your feedback to see what you think are the wo...

I’m thinking about the webinar I’ll be giving with Compete.com on September 28th (formal announcement will be forthcoming soon) and “ultralight” data not normally collected in...

PG is slashing prices and attacking new markets worldwide in a dash for improved sales and increased share. I don’t quite understand how this is a business strategy for any business other than Wal...

Digg may have been a Web 2.0 pioneer, but out of all the mature startups loosely grouped into the 'social media' category, it's one of the companies some might argue is well past its prime. While othe...

Instead of virtualization technology cutting the number of servers required, indications now are that customers may actually be buying more servers to meet new needs for virtualized environments.

I live in Gmail. I travel a lot and need to communicate with people all over the world. Regular email and Instant Messaging is great, but sometimes a phone call or video conference is necessary. Now G...

Here's the power of David Pogue- and Walt Mossberg-types: In the last week or so after getting a wet kiss from the NYT's Pogue, geeky tech startup OpenDNS has signed up more than 50,000 new accounts,...

A few weeks ago, I wrote Pandas and Lobsters: Why Google Cannot Build Social Applications, a post that dissected why Google doesn’t get social. Since then, Google appears to have stepped up its effo...

Twitter's new Promoted Tweets ad platform may be new, but it's already gotten top ratings from advertisers. Online investment brokerage Zecco announced Promoted Tweets has increased the company's enga...

A nice visual from the recent Ofcom UK report on the media industry and consumption of media. This visual looks at the typical daily consumption of media and shows it as a series of peaks and valleys...

I'm very excited to announce the release of the 2010 Lead Generation Metrics Compensation Report focusing on the “pipeline development" Inside Sales function. Let me share three data points...

One of the best ways to track Googles strategies is through visualizing analyzing their acquisitions. Which is what the following image helps you do. Click on it for the full enlarged version :) vi...

Dynamical.biz translated a new eye tracking study done Spanish (PDF here) of how searchers look at the search results on a search results page. Here is the break down of the study, but before you loo...

QR code on the side of a building? Geek cool. Last week the West Coast SES Conference and Expo moved from San Jose back to its roots in San Francisco. It was a well attended show (5,000+ in 2009 vs....

The MTA in NYC has installed new signage across many of the subway stations that alerts riders to the arrival time of the next train. Some people would consider this a spoiler alert...and have taken...

By: Simon Holloway, Practice Leader - Process Management RFID, Bloor ResearchPosted: 25th August 2010Copyright Bloor Research © 2010 Advertisement: We live in a world now that whatever you read yo...

In a recent post David Pallman takes a look at the hidden costs of cloud based solutions. He examines and identifies these commonly overlooked costs involved in cloud based solutions specifically in t...

The server upgrade cycle continues to chug along with global sales rising 11 percent in the second quarter to $10.9 billion, according to International Data Corp. (IDC) data. Hewlett-Packard retained...

Posted by jennitaLast week I covered SES San Francisco for SEOmoz. Every time I attend a conference, I try to go to sessions that will have information I can bring back to the community. Sometimes I l...