A survey over 1,200 mobile apps by 26 privacy regulators from the world has shown that a high number of apps are accessing large amounts of personal information without adequately explaining how people’s information is being used.
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ElegantJ BI is proud to announce its ISV relationship with Tally Solutions, combining Business Intelligence with the popular Tally® accounting solution. The ElegantJ BI business intelligence Tally® partnership benefits small to medium sized enterprises (SMEs), by supporting their ongoing usage of the popular Tally® ERP and accounting solution, and helping Tally customers to leverage the value of Tally in an integrated, scalable environment that supports company and user base growth, and enables true self-serve business intelligence reporting and in-depth analysis.ElegantJ BI CEO, Kartik Patel says, “This integral relationship allows Tally Solutions customers to drive performance and to integrate ERP, CRM, HR, inventory and other data with their Tally data with an affordable, one-day installation process and complete support for enterprise needs.”
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How to develop a cloud based mobile application that is also a Software as a Service? What if you can build it for say less than $2000.How is it even possible?
Good question.
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Introduction: Are you thinking of migrating your store from Yahoo to Shopify? Then, you have come to the right place. We are Shopify Experts and we have defined here the limitations of Yahoo over Shopify that could help you make your decision quicker and faster.
Today’s business users are mobile, so business intelligence must be mobile! To satisfy user requirements, your business must provide flexible BI and CPM with dependable, accessible, intuitive interface that will allow users to perform tasks, analyze data, and receive and act on critical alerts while on the road, or working in a home office or elsewhere.
What do the Pied Piper and Internet Marketing have in common? My tech partner describes internet marketing as ‘the art of subtle, non-intrusive, high visibility’. I like that description because it says, in a nutshell, what every business wants to achieve with marketing. We want our customers to see us and consider our products and services. We want them to prefer our services and products and buy what we are selling BUT we do not want them to perceive us as ‘in their face’ and they don’t have to endure high pressure sales or obnoxious marketing techniques.
Starting off with the business of generating leads, the offers on Google ad-words are remarkably flooded with organizations that are doing $8/hr or $10/hr prices for experienced developers. How does that work?
Are the cost of developers in India so low? or is it the price war triggered by ample competition from freelance community of developers?
Let me start with recent past or I would say past?Traditional business intelligence tools and corporate performance management solutions typically use an IO-based processing technique that makes the compilation and analysis of data a slow process. It limits processing and speed from hardware resources that use extensive IO to read and write to and from the disk. This challenge can be frustrating for users and for IT staff because it reduces productivity and can overwhelm systems during peak periods.
Are you striking out because of poor mobile usability? For the User Experience Scorecard, The search agency calculated the total score out of possible five points – a score of zero being the lowest and a score of five being the highest possible…for each of the sites.
Last week, my friend, Betty asked me a shocking question. “What’s the big deal about content management?”I nearly choked on my cheeseburger! After all, Content Management Systems are king. If you don’t think so, consider this. Your business must produce and sustain fresh content; interesting content; well organized, well-conceived content for every type of online presence. Whether you sell services or products, whether you have a shopping cart, a media or association site, a software product, a game, or a social media presence, content is very important to your business bottom line.
Take my company, for example. We use Content Management Systems (CMS) to manage our team collaboration and file taxonomy for documents. We also use it to manage our partner and supplier sites, as well as content for our events, products, PR, and other critical information.
