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A Brief on Code Igniter and other Web Frameworks

January 13th, 2010

At the Martino Flynn Digital Media Services department, we constantly strive to find ways to be more efficient and bring down costs. This is especially important in these tough economic times.
Many tools are available that help web developers accomplish cost savings.  Enterprise-,ready content management systems and frameworks are some of these tools. Today lets [...]

Consider Producing a Corporate Video

January 12th, 2010

Producing a corporate video isn’t the huge undertaking it appears to be as long as you partner with a smart producer and plan your project thoroughly and efficiently.
A corporate video offers many benefits: attracting new prospects, communicating with current customers, employees, or investors.  There’s a huge economic benefit as well.  I’m a great advocate of [...]

The top 10 “Top 10” lists of 2010 predictions

December 31st, 2009

Predict (v): to declare or indicate in advance; especially: foretell on the basis of observation, experience, or scientific reason.
In anticipation of the New Year, I began making mental notes over the past month about predictions I had for the marketing world in 2010. But chances are that many already have the same ideas as me. [...]

Five Critical User Interface Design Mistakes

December 17th, 2009

Anyone involved in creating good, effective user interface experiences—whether on the web, in software applications, or on a variety of other devices—must keep the needs of the user at the forefront at all times. Ultimately, it’s the end user that will determine whether your site, software, or product is worth their time—or their money.
With that [...]

Stop! Do not put that phone down!

November 23rd, 2009

So I have a problem, a problem that most of you may have as well. I am a cell phone addict.
During the recent SM2Day conference, Chris Brogan made the statement that people can leave their wallet or keys behind, but will not stray more than 10 yards from their cell phone. Chris was right. That [...]