On Wednesday, we hosted a webinar on the CIO & CMO Convergence: Microsoft for Cloud, Social & Mobile Enterprise Social Networks. Guest speaker Rob Koplowitz from Forrester, and Perficient’s own Director of Web & Social Collaboration, Rich Wood, discussed what defines an enterprise social network and where the true value lies. Rob kicked off the […]
Posts Tagged ‘Mobile’
9: A Patient Portal Is Mobile
For all you keeping track of my previous posts, you can find a list here. To anyone with a smart phone (over 50% and climbing) or a tablet, stating that a patient portal is mobile is like saying that the sky is blue. Of course it’s mobile. Why wouldn’t it be. A very large portion […]
Windows Azure updates for Web Sites
Web Sites are by far one of my favorite features on Windows Azure. As a developer, I didn’t like having to manage the infrastructure. Web Sites allow me to focus on my application and data and let the platform manage the rest. In the last couple of updates there have been a few improvements to […]
Perficient Service Cloud @DF13
Quick update for those of you attending Dreamforce ’13 in a few short weeks. Perficient (and our clients) will be featured in two different Dreamforce sessions this year: Service Communities: Delight Customers & Build Lasting Relationships Join us to learn how Communities enables businesses to provide a range of stellar customer service experiences, whether it’s […]
Goodbye JavaScript, Hello TypeScript!!!!
There are many things developers hate about JavaScript. You can see this with all of the different ways people are trying to “fix” JavaScript. Here are a couple of the ways: CoffeeScript is a language which is syntactically similar to JavaScript and attempts to expose the “good parts” of JavaScript Google went ahead and wrote […]
Perficient & Guest Forrester Talk SharePoint, Yammer and Mobile
The roles of CMOs and CIOs are changing. What was once easy to define – CMOs focused on the brand and sales, CIOs on IT – the line between the two has become increasingly blurred. Why? Well, for starters, a CMO’s role now encompasses social media and digital marketing channels. This includes enabling collaboration and communication […]
Adobe’s State of Mobile Benchmark
Adobe is making a name for itself in the area of digital marketing. Marketers know that data is necessary to make key decisions and I’m glad to see Adobe providing leadership in this area. When it comes to data about mobile usage, Adobe has published their State of Mobile study on their website, available to […]
How to: Setting up an HDInsight Hadoop cluster in Windows Azure
Edit: Part 3 using Mahout here In my previous post I described the basics of HDInsight on Windows Azure and an example of what a Hadoop cluster can do for you. Without further delay, lets build a cluster! If you don’t already have a Windows Azure account go here and sign up (it’s free!!) Setup […]
Windows Phone 8 and the battle for relevancy
Windows Phone 8 has been fighting for relevancy in the market since its release. It has slowly but surely gaining market share in the US and Europe has recently seen an explosion of WP8 adoption partially due to very low cost hardware. Microsoft and Nokia have been continuously pricing their full featured phones lower than the competition […]
Windows Azure and the future of the personalized web : Intro
Edit: Part 2 (setup) : Part 3 (Mahout) The internet is becoming increasingly personalized. It has transitioned from indexing massive wells of information to delivering personalized information, or recommendations based on complex searches. Evidence of this is seen in Google’s Knowledge graph, Amazon, the Bing engine, Facebook friends and twitter recommending people you may be interesting in […]
Smart App vs. Stupid App
Have you ever asked yourself why my work applications can’t be more like my mobile phone apps? My Smartphone is just amazing. I asked my phone “where am I” and it pulled up a map and showed me. I didn’t have to learn a new command. It was just an intuitive question and I really […]
Is Windows Azure Open?
I cam across an article on InformationWeek “Microsoft Azure Grows More Open.” From what I know and the people I talk to, I truly believe Microsoft has been opening up over the last several years, especially for developers. The rate tools and frameworks are built and supported by Visual Studio is one key sign of […]