Secure File Exchange is one of those apps that we just love to work on because there are so many creative ways our customer's using it. So, we figured we would share a few. [More]
Aug 2, 2011 • by Mac Fowler
This topic has probably been written to death, and I'm sure we're all instant message experts by this point, but every once in awhile it's good for a reminder.
With our team here at InetSolution the most used tool in our collaboration toolbox is probably instant message chat. While it's the most frequently used instant messages and chats are probably the easiest place for misunderstandings and miscommunications to occur. IM’s are typically rapid and un-edited messages. To help make IM's be more effective I wanted to put out a couple of points that I keep in mind in hopes to minimize confusion and miscommunication.
1) Re-read before you hit enter – I’m as fast of a typer as the next web-geek, unfortunately my brain works faster than my fingers. I often find that I’ve left out a word, combined two words or some combination of the two in probably half of my mess... [More]
Jul 21, 2011 • by Mac Fowler
At one point or another we've all had the same problem of needing to send someone a big file, only to attach it to an email, hit Send and then BOOM, the email program will return something like, “Sorry, the file attachment is to large.” Pretty frustrating. We've got two solutions for you. [More]
May 23, 2011 • by Mac Fowler
Retail financial institutions (banks and credit unions) face the challenge of triggering a need for some of their products, such as car, home and similar loans. Putting a loan on “sale” doesn’t create the need for the product, rather it makes the product more appealing to a customer who already has the need. In other words, if a customer isn’t shopping for a car, she has no need for a car loan. So how can a bank or credit union use their website to increase loan volume by creating a need for something like a car loan? Is it possible to even create a sort of “impulse need” for a loan using a bank or credit union website? [More]
Jan 31, 2011 • by Jason Sherrill
This past week I attended a great panel discussion on Internet security titled "Internet Reconnaissance: How Secure Are You?" with featured speakers experienced in data center security to cyber war and it all boiled down to the fact that security is still a lot of work. [More]
Jan 25, 2011 • by Mac Fowler
