So, today while previewing Skyler’s “Win Our Wii” drawing results page, I happened to notice that Jason’s blue sheet (Jason is a programmer and blue sheets are how we keep track of what we’re getting done in a day) had a whole giant column of ones and zeros on it. Acknowledging that it was some type of code, I asked… “So, what’s with all the ones and zeros?” To which I received a shockingly blank stare.
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So it’s official.
DATACUS is now on the market, available, at large, for sale… Yes, now that we’ve introduced the revolutionary new program to the world (or the 800 accountants and vendors at the MACPA Trade Show) and have been telling of all its wonders in rapid succession for the last full day.
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Exciting news! Well, exciting to me… although I’m not sure this is set to announce yet or not:
Tomorrow we officially (soft) launch DATACUS, a data-streaming, info-combining, life-easing product. Bruce and the gang have been burning both ends of the candle for months now and finally it’s ready. Really Truly. I designed the little icons you click on to open the thing just yesterday [this is all I can take credit for] and we’ll be teaching people about it tomorrow at the Rock Financial Expo Center at the MACPA Trade Show. Woohoo!
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So, this week I’ve been working on two Search Engine Optimization projects… for anybody jumping onboard right now, SEO is the stuff that gets your website noticed by Google and other search engines (Yahoo! Altavista, Ask, etc.) There are a lot of tools available online to help you in the process of writing good SEO copy and code, but my favorites so far are located at https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal (which you can use for free!) and www.seodigger.com.
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I received the following in an email from Dusty, one of our consultants out of Nashville. I thought this information might be helpful to some of you, so here it is:
“…Virtualization is a buzzword you’ll be hearing a lot of if you’re going to spend any amount of time in an IT room. But why should you care? And what exactly does virtualization mean to you anyways?
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After a brief hiatus (i.e. the time it takes to move from North Carolina to Michigan) the blog is up and running again. Not that it was ever down, just inactive.
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