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How to Set Up and Maintain Intranet Success, Long After the Honeymoon Is Over
How to set yourself up for intranet success, and maintain it.
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Setting the Stage for DAM Innovation
Where does DAM innovation come from? Like human relationships, it’s complicated. People change, great plans go awry, the new becomes old. All the pieces for game-changing innovation in DAM are there. Customers, users, service providers and vendors all contribute to the foundation for innovation in the DAM market.
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Experience Matters in Omnichannel Commerce
Experience matters in omnichannel commerce -- both the customer experience and the software ecosystem that supports a buyer’s journey from initial discovery to customer advocate. Just as shoppers see products on display in physical stores, digital experiences have to provide relevant content and compelling interactions to convert browsing to buying.
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Out of Nowhere, the iPad Mini Retina Goes On Sale
Rather than announce a release date and get iFans stoked, Apple sneakily updated its online store overnight. Now available: its latest and likely most sought after mini tablet.
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The Twitter IPO: All You Need to Know
You might have heard: Twitter had an IPO today. It achieved a market capitalization of $25 billion to $26 billion, even though the company has yet to hit $1 billion in revenue and has not earned a dime of profit. But clearly, people were excited.
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Pricey Twitter Hits the NYSE Today at $26 A Share
Twitter becomes one of the most high-profile US initial public offerings since Facebook today. After raising its starting price range once, it boosted the share price even higher, causing concern among some investors.
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Google Blows Nexus 5 Reveal with Own Site Listing
While Apple gets the foreign factories to do most of its leaking, Google is happy to do the work itself, with a brief appearance on the Google Play store of a Nexus 5 offering.
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Finding Our Way with Digital Asset Management
In one sense DAM is all over the map. There are subway style route maps to help you find your way and any number of “journeys” (or at least the “5 Best Ways …”) leading to that digital asset management / customer experience nirvana.
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Apple Reveals Next Generation of 64-Bit iPhone, iApps Go Free
Apple took the fairly clever step of not livestreaming its iPhone event from its small HQ auditorium, leaving those tame press in the room to echo the company line to the world. Here's what went down at the Apple event.
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Feedvisor Adds Actionable Analytics, Real-Time Insights to Improve Online Customer Experience
Can big data help you market your wares better? Feedvisor thinks so. Today, the algorithmic repricing solution launches version 2.0 of its Algo-Pricing software for Amazon Marketplace Sellers. Customize the Marketplace It isn’t just about offering the lowest price, it’s about offering an experience that meets the needs of the
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Amazon Cuts Pricing of Kindle Fire HD 8.9", Launches In Europe and Japan
The big brother of Amazon's Kindle family has received a price cut in the U.S., while it arrives in new territories to tempt users looking to expand beyond their 7" small-screen borders.
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Apple Looking to 2013 as iPhone 5 Shifts Two Million on Chinese Launch
Despite the lack of huge queues and choatic scenes, Apple has announced sales of two million units to Chinese customers over the three-day launch period of the iPhone 5. But now all eyes will be on Apple's plans for 2013.
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iPad Mini Images and News Leak Ahead of Official Event Invites
Why do the press even bother turning up to Apple's shindigs these days, already details and imagery of the new iPad Mini are raging across the web, even as the invites are sent out.
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Microsoft's Surface Tablet: Battery, Price and Connectivity Details Emerge
Microsoft said plenty about its new range of Windows RT and Windows 8 tablets at this week's event, but left out a lot of detail, essential for informed buying decisions. That information is slowly starting to come to light, and might not help the company's case.
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