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It’s becoming harder and harder to seal up all the loose ends of data. This may take a re-imagining of the way you handle your in-house data management and distribution policy.

If you’re a website owner or a search optimizer then you and I have something in common. Obviously we share [...]

Maybe you’ve noticed that there’s a certain set of tools/services/technologies that many online publishers constantly promote as the best thing ever. And I’m not saying that those tools are particularly weak … I’m just saying that sometimes a better alternative is not far away.

Advances in technology can easily end up being double-edged swords. Cloud technology that frees us from geographical constraints, such as smartphones and video chat, can wind up enabling us to work longer and harder than before.

Mobile payments are the wave of the future. Wireless processing and card-based initiatives will evolve, but at a slower pace due to concerns over risk.

Because of the recent growth in the number of smartphone users browsing the Internet on their mobile devices, it’s likely that many 2013 marketing efforts will focus on the phenomenon of mobile marketing.

Why you need to have a BYOD policy and how it can improve employee productivity while reducing security fears. And tips to create a good BYOD policy.

Relying on username-password combinations seems so last decade (last century?) these days. With smartphones able to do facial recognition and thumb readers as options on laptops, passwords feel like they should be phasing out.

You no doubt know the statistics, they’re freely available, and widely shared – 50 to 80 percent of CRM implementations FAIL. That’s up to four in every five CRM implementations. In this post I’m going to look at why CRM implementations go wrong – and it almost always involves the purchaser.

A business’s website is a crucial component of their marketing efforts and needs to be updated with the latest information and products that their business offers. When chosen properly, a webmaster can turn a business’s site into a very profitable tool.