Quite recently there's been more and more of a push against the usage of Adobe's Flash plugin in websites. It's become quite an outdated technology actually. It does have bugs, despite Adobe's statements to the contrary.
Web 2.0 is really one of the most misunderstood terms floating around the Internet at the moment.
Let’s be clear here. Web 2.0 certainly is not a brand new version of the Internet. Fundementally, it’s really utilising existing technologies to benefit people. It’s a movement away from static content and towards interaction with people. Businesses simply need to embrace the ‘web’ as a platform, using it’s many strengths … build their services and apps using the Internet’s unique features as opposed to building apps and expecting the Internet to suit as the platform. Bottom line here … Interactivity! People can upload as well as download in infinite ways.
There’s a great array of web site statistical analysis tools available in many variations, options and price ranges. You can pay nothing and you can also pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for them. One of the best packages going at the moment is Google Analytics and guess what? It’s free!!
I am often asked for a recommendation on web hosting services for both my clients as well as associates.
Having been the Asia/Pacific Technical Support Director for Webcentral for over 9 years, I've got some experience from both an operational as well as a customer service and provision point of view.
I'll explain why you need a website and the things you should keep in mind when you are planning and developing it.
If you have a business, then ‘yes’ you can benefit from more customers coming through your online doorway. Think of it this way: your current business might be limited to suburb, town, state or even country. Imagine the impact on your business if you’re able to leverage the Internet and appeal to the entire planet.
Quite recently there's been more and more of a push against the usage of Adobe's Flash plugin in websites.
Web 2.0 is really one of the most misunderstood terms floating around the Internet at the moment.
There’s a great array of web site statistical analysis tools available in many variations, options and price ranges. You can pay nothing and you can also pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for them. One of the best packages going at the moment is Google Analytics and guess what? It’s free!!
I am often asked for a recommendation on web hosting services for both my clients as well as associates.
