Web 2.0 applications, hosted services and social networks are examples of how
today's Internet is redefining the way people interact with one another and
how businesses and organizations use and manage critical applications. The
rapid expansion of choices and the high number of users has exposed
inefficiencies in tools that the industry has traditionally used to secure
and control Internet connections. Many organizations have replaced outdated
security methods with forward-thinking solutions that can secure the Web
gateway.
The rise in Web 2.0 activity has created a well-defined... (more)
New Media on Ulitzer
Almost all companies will be using "new media" marketing to get their message
out and engage with people in 2010. (Source: 2009 Marketing Industry Trends
Report)
The shifts in media consumption are disrupting traditional marketing and PR
techniques and according to UK and European studies, less than one in four PR
practitioners has the skills to implement a successfu... (more)
In 2005, young Aaron Patzer grew frustrated with the Intuit-owned Quicken
financial software he used to track his spending. He believed it was not
user-friendly enough and decided to create a better version. In four short
years, Patzer's Mint.com grew to be the leading free, online money management
software in the U.S. In a twist of sweet irony, last week Intuit signed a
definitive agree... (more)
Can 140 characters lead to more leads and sales? Absolutely. There are
countless tales of Twitter wins these days. Several companies I follow on
Twitter are Tweeting about their customer success stories. While you can't
tell your whole story in that amount of space, you can pique followers'
interest. Here are a few tips for Tweeting your stories: Education,
Not Promotion - Think of your ... (more)