| Managed Hosting Powerhouse NationalNet Unleashes New Site Design
New web design coincides with NationalNet's ongoing enhanced branding campaign and puts focus on their managed hosting and streaming video solutions. ATLANTA (PRWEB) October 24, 2006 -- NationalNet, Inc., a managed services company that offers managed hosting and IT solutions to small and mid-market enterprise organizations, announced the launch of its Web site re-design, managed services offerings as well as its media hosting solutions that are fueling NationalNet's tremendous growth. "The new Web site affords visitors more intuitive navigational tools to collect information on our managed hosting solutions and services," says Tony Morgan, CEO of NationalNet. "Our intent with this re-designed site is to provide a more proficient and streamlined method for customers and prospects to develop their own Web strategy, for both novices and veterans." .
Optaros to Present on Open Source Software and Web 2.0 eCommerce ...
The AECF is an Atlanta-based non-profit organization dedicated to sharing best practices in electronic commerce and conducting e-business with customers, suppliers and distributors. Carlson will speak about leveraging open source software in eCommerce applications to improve the user's experience in online stores. Kevin has over 25 years of industry and consulting experience in the management and development of technically complex application systems and IT strategy improvement. Kevin is an expert and frequent writer and speaker on open source software, systems, data privacy, security and enterprise architecture. Why With the overwhelming and widespread demand for Web 2.0 Internet applications, consumers expect the same standards in their online purchasing experiences as they do elsewhere online.
Coders Going Mercenary: From Community to Corporation
Coders who make the transition from community to corporate software development often find little difference in the process. Software development has two main components: the code and its methodology, according to Sameer Verma, a professor of information systems at San Francisco State University. The Spyware problem is bigger than you think. Spyware is more insidious and costly than viruses because it's designed to go undetected. Learn about a better way to protect your company. Click here for a free trial of Webroot� AntiSpyware Corporate Edition - the standard in anti-malware solutions. .
Is Siebel's great news great for Oracle?
Well, well, well, look who remembered how to sell software! Siebel Systems, soon to be part of the Oracle land-grab, pre-announced a stellar fourth quarter today, with revenues up 20% from last year. That means one of three things: Oracle got an even better deal than anyone thought, now that Siebel's fate is assured customers are more willing to buy—especially at lower support costs than Oracle may charge, or Siebel salespeople are uncertain about their fates and selling like mad. The worst of all three for Oracle is the last one, and it's also the most likely. Let's say that's 100% of what's going on. Not great for Oracle, but not all bad either, at least in the long term. Yes, it means Oracle will have to rebuild its sales pipeline for a few quarters, just as it had to with PeopleSoft.
Social Networks for the Boomer Set: Figuring Out What Clicks
Reminiscent of an earlier Web era, Eons has pedigree, cash and eyeballs: it's raised $32 million from Sequoia Capital and General Catalyst Partners. Compare all of this to TeeBeeDee, which has put out a grand total of two press releases and spent a few thousand dollars on marketing. Eons and TeeBeeDee are a study in the contrasts between Webs 1.0 and 2.0. The Spyware problem is bigger than you think. Spyware is more insidious and costly than viruses because it's designed to go undetected. Learn about a better way to protect your company. Click here for a free trial of Webroot� AntiSpyware Corporate Edition - the standard in anti-malware solutions. .
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