Date: Saturday 03 November, 2007 | Posted by:

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What happens when you search for your company's name on Google? If you were used to having to worry only on what is being said about you in the real world, you now need to take a look on what's happening in the virtual one!

A few weeks ago a client faced this exact issue. A blog was writing about his company in a not very cuddly manner (to say the least). His initial response was "We're doomed!". This was partially true. Visitors of the blog had read the story and already commenting on it. In a couple of days after the next Googlebot pass the bog entry could show in search results for the  company's name. And you cant change the page or have it removed. After all, it's content was somewhat valid.

The only choice was to respond. A mail was written and sent to the blogger explaining the other side. But more importantly, an official response was posted on the blog. Without even going into the content of the post, this move showed to visitors that the company cared about it's customers and valued every possible feedback. The blogger didnt make any comment about the official reply. Other visitors did though (and in a positive manner) and more importantly, the official reply is now there for anyone that stumbles on the page. The effect of the article has been greatly reduced.

Of course this is a continuing process. Do a Google on your company every couple of weeks. Check your stats for any referrers that you wouldnt expect. Be on alert and ready to respond!

Flavor of the day: Godiva Caramels

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Date: Friday 02 November, 2007 | Posted by:

Friday... enjoy it! Pixar

Flavor of the day: Chocolate, Hazelnut and Ginger Biscotti

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Date: Thursday 01 November, 2007 | Posted by:

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How... matters!

Knowledge is scattered in today's corporations. People come and go, systems are introduced with limited or outdated instructions and one day you end up wit everyone phoning a sick employee because he holds the knowledge of the company in his head!

But Knowledge Management is not just about the company being independent from a few persons' knowledge. KM is about passing knowledge and experience to new comers and more importantly about harvesting and collecting knowledge with the purpose of improving service levels and product quality.

Make the choice, decide that knowledge is the key to create a competitive advantage for your companies. Systems like e-learning, collaborative environments, support content management systems, etc will enable your company to improve it's operations dramatically

Flavor of the day: Aztec Chili Hot Chocolate

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Date: Tuesday 30 October, 2007 | Posted by:

Americon Dream!
Facebook: A dream come true for developers?

The latest hot player in IT, Facebook, made headlines (BBC, 29/10)  once again as a group devoted to the fake US presidency candidacy of comedian Stephen Colbert has reached 1 million users in 8 days.

While it can be argued that this is a sign of our times, as our life becomes more digitalized every day, one can only agree that the potential as well as the lessons learned from them 50 million users site are significant.

The potential remains to be seen, as Facebook now needs to turn those millions of users into money, but the lessons are here. Facebook is an excellent case study in information presentation and customization, providing an excellent interface over the web, allowing access to developers while safeguarding users' privacy and more.

So join the Facebook craze and get some ideas for your applications!

Flavor of the day: Stephen Colbert's Americon Dream

Song of the day

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Date: Friday 26 October, 2007 | Posted by:

Again Friday... put it loud!!!  Youtube

Flavor of the day: Duck with Chocolate & Balsamico

Have a perfect weekend!

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