Posts Tagged ‘Google’

I’ve been keen to watch the cloud options evolve because of the huge impact they can have on my portal, social, web content, and digital marketing world.  The bits blog has a good article on Google’s continuing evolution with the cloud offering.  It should be no surprise Google is cheaper.  It may be a surprise […]

We keep hearing about the death of email – social media was going to kill email, spam was going to kill email, etc, etc. if you search Google for “email death”, you will find hundreds of articles predicting and espousing the death of email. As a side note, this even goes back 10 years: The […]

Last week our Google Search Appliance practice team attended the Google Global Partner Summit in San Francisco, CA with over 600 fellow partners worldwide.  In addition, more than 200 Google employees were there to present, facilitate, or answer questions and provide their view on the future of Google Enterprise and the technologies they are creating. […]

By now, you’ve probably started seeing people’s faces show up in Google’s search engine result pages and understand that these rich snippets are a product of Google Authorship. Though there are many different ways to claim your Authorship, we’ve found that the three methods detailed below are the fastest and most effective.

Google’s Wildfire commissioned a study on the How Brands Staff and Budget With Social.  It’s far too long for me to replicate but here’s a couple nuggets:                                 There’s a lesson here and it’s that social media has become a […]

Maximiliano Firtman, author of the O’Reilly book, “jQuery Mobile” presented on some basics around development.  It was less a look at the development tools and more a look at the options for development and the paradigm you take into account.   He’s a a “Google Explorer” and has a chance to muck around with the […]

Just when we starting to feel confident about the future of search, Google turns up the heat with Hummingbird, a brand new search algorithm affecting about 90% of all search queries, which once again, changes the way data is presented. Now, before I get into the key takeaways on how to improve your chances of […]

This isn’t new news given that this article was published back in July.  But hey, if you missed it like I did then it’s new to you.  CRN has an article with some quotes from a business partner and some stats.  Basically, Google continues to expand it’s enterprise play with Google Search Appliance, Google Apps, […]

This isn’t new news given that this article was published back in July.  But hey, if you missed it like I did then it’s new to you.  CRN has an article with some quotes from a business partner and some stats.  Basically, Google continues to expand it’s enterprise play with Google Search Appliance, Google Apps, […]

The healthcare IT field is rapidly developing and changing. Emerging technology and updated regulations put pressure on healthcare providers and health plans to stay ahead of the curve. Perficient creates a monthly list that explores some of the current topics and issues in health IT. This list examines the most talked about issues and technologies […]

        Google is tackling anti-aging with their new healthcare initiative called Calico. It remains to be seen if it is a threat to anti-aging creams or will increase their potential customers. But seriously, Calico is being led by the former Genetech CEO and current Apple Chairman, Arthur D. Levinson and this new […]

A few days ago when I was browsing some information categorized in data mining and machine learning, I heard that Google had released a large dataset called Wikilinks Corpus which contains 40 million mentions over 3 million entities. What does mention and entity mean here? Apple is also rumored to be working on a new, […]