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Our Business Automation System

I thought I would write about a useful feature we just added to our business automation solution.   It was an expansion on the time tracking functionality that we already had in our project management system (one of our enterprise 2.0 solutions) that was specifically geared toward businesses that need to account for all of their employees’...

April 27th, 2009 by Gene Averbuch
Posted in Business, On the Radar, Web Development

Visualization Software for Floor, Paint, and More

The Virtual Room Designer is a Visualization Software that lets you simulate your actual room, putting in that new floor, wall or door color, before actually doing it in your home. Everyone has tried choosing a floor or paint based on swatches, so what visualization software does is turn those swatches into the real thing inside a virtual room similar...

April 23rd, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in On the Radar, Technology

Web 2.0 Discussion Forum Where You Don’t Have to Register

Andrew’s got a good point in the previous blog. I’ve always hated registering on sites when I need to get some quick info. There’s another good site by the way in case you don’t find the login you need on bugmenot.com – mailinator.com, which lets you enter an @mailinator.com e-mail address on any website, then mailinator.com automatically...

April 17th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in Reviews

Requirements To Use a Website

This blog is not about having the right operating system or the right browser to make sure that sites look and function correctly, but rather about the actual computer. Even 5-7 years ago, as long as you had an average or even older computer, 99% of the time any site would load without a problem, provided you had the right software installed. This...

April 16th, 2009 by Gene Averbuch
Posted in How To's, Technology

Room Designer Visualization Software – The Most Important Factor

When we setup the Virtual Room Designer software the most important part is obvious, it’s making sure a company’s products look realistic. What happens is the software bridges the gap between a swatch (e.g. a flooring sample) and the room where it will be used. It’s hard, at least for me, looking at a floor sample, to picture how it would look...

April 13th, 2009 by Ilya Bernshteyn
Posted in On the Radar

Need a login for a website but don’t want to register?

There are many useful sites on the Internet these days but most of them require you to register before accessing valuable information or services.  Having to register can be annoying and registering with an unknown website you only visit once could lead to a breach of privacy, especially if your contact or e-mail information ends up in spammers’...

April 13th, 2009 by Andrew Kucheriavy
Posted in Favorite Links, How To's

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