Technology Archives

Reading is Still Trending, Without All the Words

You can count the number of books sold or downloaded, but who is reading is a mystery. Reading is still trending, without all the words.

Distance Learning is Reshaping the Learning Curve

Learning online is increasingly becoming standard practice as the focus leans from titles to skills.

The Dental Patient Experience Doesn’t Have to Be a Bad One

The dental industry wants to improve the dental patient experience, and technological advances are making that possible.

There Is Nothing Artificial About Our Intelligence

Artificial intelligence plays a role in the operation of GEM’s xOpsTools app, but there’s nothing artificial about our intelligence.

Getting to Know Your Customers Better…

Getting to know your customers better means knowing what makes them different. Effective CRM strategy requires segmentation to create distinct groups from a pool with similar profiles.

Hologic’s “Hey U!” Educates Women About Treatment Options for Fibroid Awareness Month

July is Fibroid Awareness Month, and LMS partner Hologic, Inc. is focused on education with its Hey U! campaign.

XOps Economizes Technology For a Reliable, Repeatable, and Secure Experience

In a world of big experiences, failure is not an option. XOps economizes technology for a reliable, repeatable, and secure experience.

Rating the Most In-Demand Tech Jobs Is an Inexact Science

Rating the most in-demand tech jobs is an inexact science. If you work in the technology field with up-to-date skills, you are trending.

Ten Days in May and Twenty-Seven Years Later, JavaScript Is Still the Language

JavaScript is still everywhere, 27 years after Brendan Eich took ten days to create it.

What Is the Right Keyword?

A keyword or keyphrase is used in a search engine to indicate what content is on your website. If your potential reader is “speaking the same language” as you when they search, your keywords will help draw a kindred spirit or potential client.

The Path to Your Domain Name

A domain name says a lot, and it gives driving directions to your site on the World Wide Web, now 33 years old. If it calls out the name of your industry, you’re in luck. If someone else wants your name, even better.

Can You Say Happy Birthday Twitter in 280 Characters or Fewer?

“Just setting up my twttr,” time-stamped 3:50 pm on March 21, 2006, by co-founder Jack Dorsey was the first tweet ever. Happy Birthday, Twitter.

The World Wide Web is 33 and Still Growing

The World Wide Web, the collection of pages on the Internet, is available to anyone with an Internet connection. Approximately 4.93 billion people use it, representing about 63 percent of the world’s population.

Best Practices to Make Your Email Broadcast a Hit

Email broadcasts have evolved as the gentler version of what used to be email blasts. Today it involves sophistication. Legitimate businesses know it is a wasted effort to send an email where it isn’t wanted. Email recipients know a scam or spam when they see it.

Cybersecurity is Your Own Business

Why do you have 700 emails in your spam folder and 15 in your inbox? Because there are people who want your information. Fortunately, more are looking to protect it.