
The Future in Our Faces: Google Tests a Wearable Interface
The New York Times just blogged about Google's Project Glass, which explores the potential of "augmented-reality" glasses that run the Android mobile platform.
Read moreEmail best practices, advice, tools, and industry trends for practical use.
The New York Times just blogged about Google's Project Glass, which explores the potential of "augmented-reality" glasses that run the Android mobile platform.
Read moreThe award recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs who demonstrate excellence and extraordinary success in such areas as innovation, financial performance and personal commitment to their businesses and communities.
Read moreStarting with Momentum Version 3.0, Message Systems has included an embedded copy of the Lua language in the bundle as a replacement for Sieve. For years Message Systems customers used Sieve as a policy engine to script actions based on message details, but Sieve, even in its modified Sieve++ form, is limited.
Read moreStepping in a new direction, Message Systems recently announced a new line of software solutions that extend and enhance the messaging capabilities of legacy CRM systems.
Read moreFor most of us, when we hear the phrase social network we think of Facebook. In the U.S., of course, Facebook completely dominates the discussion and the marketplace when it comes to social media. Outside the U.S. it's a different story.
Read moreHere’s Getty Sarno, Agora’s VP of Digital Communication, explaining the challenges his company faced before they transitioned to a platform powered by Momentum.
Read moreTo me, the more important principal is positive engagement: if you’re communicating an offer or information that’s relevant to that customer, then permission is implicit
Read moreThink email deliverability is an obscure concern? Think again: Globally, email deliverability rates, the rate at which emails actually arrive at their intended inboxes, is woefully low.
Read moreIt used to be that marketing automation and customer relationship management (CRM) solutions were available only to big companies with seven-figure IT budgets, but Infusionsoft is changing that.
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