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August 20, 2008 at 8:24 pm · Filed under English, Web Hosting, iWeb
Seth says…
In the US, the next two weeks are traditionally the slowest of the year. Plenty of vacations, half-day Fridays, casual Mondays, martini Tuesdays… you get the idea.
That’s my view too. I always wondered what was the slowest months of the year when it comes to evaluating or budgeting sales …. I now think it’s definitely August. We are always afraid to see slow downs on June or July, but August has proved to be the slowest in the last years. It’s not all negative, support calls and tickets are also down. It’s time to optimize the work processes and prepare for the coming weeks !
August 11, 2008 at 10:01 pm · Filed under English, Miscellaneous, Marketing
Seth couldn’t be more right…
It still takes ten years to become a success, web or no web.
Read more on Seth’s blog…
July 31, 2008 at 7:47 pm · Filed under English, iWeb, Web 2.0
I am testing the latest version of Activecollab for project management.
Looks great.
July 21, 2008 at 8:00 pm · Filed under English, Miscellaneous, Web Hosting
I came around this nice site that allows anyone to ping a web site or IP address from 27 different locations : Just Ping. Very nice tool when you want to troubleshoot random network problems.
July 19, 2008 at 1:44 am · Filed under English, Web Hosting
Interesting article with most of the Cloud Computing palyers : Cloud Vendors A to Z Revised | IT Management and Cloud Blog
July 9, 2008 at 6:52 pm · Filed under English, Web Hosting
Here are some speculations about VMware’s CEO departure : VMware Bombshell: The Day After - Data Center Knowledge
July 1, 2008 at 12:05 pm · Filed under English, Web Hosting, iWeb
Turkish hackers recently redirected requests to ICANN’s and IANA’s web sites to a warning page of their own. Scary when you think that those organizations control Internet domains. More at Hackers Hijack Sites of Internet Organizations.
June 20, 2008 at 10:22 pm · Filed under English, Web Hosting, iWeb
I was reading this article from Datacenter knowledge : Is Your Data Center Ready for the Summer? - Data Center Knowledge and it made me think we had our first taste of the summer some days ago here in Montreal. Heat inside a datacenter is critical and as you can imagine it is harder to cool a datacenter in summer when it’s 30 degrees (celcius) outside. At iWeb our datacenters are growing and filling up so fast that thinking about how our datacenters reacted to summer temperatures last year has nothing to do with how they will react this year. Well, so far so good, some air conditioning units reported errors and we already planned some adjustments but no real problem, our infrastructure team did a good job!
June 17, 2008 at 8:35 pm · Filed under English, Miscellaneous
Even though I’m a Safari user, I’ll probably try Firefox 3. Get it today and be part of a new world record the Mozilla team wants to beat : Spread Firefox | Download Day 2008
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