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A Declaration of InfoTech Independence

by lhorton

What is the single most desperate problem with our reliance on information technology? Computers fail. There are several sound ways to prepare for failure, but they all have one thing in common: a measure of human diligence, timeliness and an element of chance. It doesn’t matter whether you spend $100 or $10,000, data is never [...]

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Ready. Aim. Oh, wait a minute!

by V A Donnelly

There’s nothing better than a fired-up client … a client eager to spend resources and energy on doing smart things in a smart way … a client ready for results and willing to do what it takes to get them.
And there’s nothing worse than having to tell that client to holster it back up because [...]

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Using Technology to Enhance Social Interaction

by lhorton

To follow up on my colleague Dave Wilson’s post a few days ago, regarding the perception some people have in that technology is gradually dehumanizing us and supplanting real human interaction, I’ve noticed a burgeoning shift back in the other direction, a technological “enlightenment” or renaissance if you will.
With the portability of my new Netbook, [...]

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The Times They Are A Changin’

by Jim Pearson

(Today’s post is contributed by Jim Pearson, a senior, doing his undergraduate work in Information Technology at the B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Jim is presently working as a coop at Cazbah in the IT department.)
When I was growing up, my Dad instilled in me early on [...]

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If you Twitter, Tweet don’t Twack!

by Charles (Chaz) Broersma

I heard an interesting interview with Chris Brogan the other day. Chris, who is recognized as an expert in the social media space, was being interviewed about his use of Twitter, the micro-blogging utility that has become so popular of late. Among the various and sundry ideas that were tossed around was a comment about [...]

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Social Media – The New UN-Marketing for Small Business

by Wendy Boyce

These days with the economy what it is, small businesses are seemingly cutting advertising dollars to focus more on internal growth. With that comes the growing need for small businesses to get proactive in Social Media Marketing efforts.
Social Media marketing allows small business to spend time, rather than dollars on growing their online presence.  Putting [...]

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