In last week’s post, we reviewed a simple approach to defining installed software versus software-as-a-service and looked at some examples. In this post, we are looking at some common things to keep in mind from each primary stakeholder’s point of view.
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In this two-part series we’ll explore how the decision to use an installed software product for your eCommerce system instead of software as a subscription service, or vice versa, and how it can impact the project requirements as well as stakeholders in marketing, operations and IT. This time, we start with a simple approach to defining installed software versus software-as-a-service and looking at some examples.
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We recently discussed the launch of our newest Magento Go eCommerce site in a previous blog. Now, Project Manager Justin Handler takes a look at the system from a different angle.
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On March 7th, 2012 Apple debuted its latest version of the iPad to the public. One of the most talked about upgrades, especially in the web world, is the retina display. Like the iPhone 4 and 4S that came before it, the new iPad sports four times the resolution as the previous generation.
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Open source software hasn't stopped growing in popularity since the days of Unix and the Free Software Movement. Since then, the idea of open source has taken on more than just software.
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We just launched our first official client project built on Magento Go, the Software-as-a-Service/Infrastructure-as-a-Service(SaaS/IaaS) eCommerce platform from Magento Inc. Check out shop.timberlane.com to have a look.
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Philly Tech Week is coming! The area’s only week-long celebration of technology and innovation returns April 23rd through the 28th, and this year O3 World is hosting a series of our own. We’ll be putting on PTW’s only eCommerce focused events, with a dual focus on the business and technical realities of running a modern eCommerce enterprise.
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Despite tight budgets and the still-lethargic economy, over the last couple months we’ve heard the same goal consistently show up as a top priority across a number of industries and company sizes: attracting and retaining top talent. Specifically, sales and business development folks.
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When we launched www.DiBruno.com we were excited to receive many kudos from the Magento development community, a mention on the blog, and a nod from some folks in Magento Inc’s Sales and Training departments. It was clear to those in the know that our installation was heavily customized, and many of the features we implemented weren’t native to Magento. In order to properly convey Di Bruno Bros’ branding and in-store experience and leverage existing marketing channels and brand assets, we either extended existing features or straight up high-jacked the Magento API and created 100% tasty, brand new components.
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You may or may not be familiar with the term “polyglot” (I am going to guess the latter). The term is derived from the Greek poluglottos, meaning “many-tongued”. A person is considered to be a polyglot if they speak many different languages. The English language itself is considered to be a polyglot, because while it is structurally a Germanic language based on the Anglo Saxon’s Old English, it draws heavily on vocabulary from Greek, Latin, and French.
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