CRM manager Enhances SaaS Solutions and Services for Nonprofits
May 19, 2009 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Tech
SaaS integration specialist helps nonprofit organizations more efficiently connect with their constituencies using Salesforce CRM and Google Apps
Malvern, PA (PRWEB) — CRM manager, a leading software-as-a-service (SaaS) implementation and integration firm, continues to enhance its consulting services practice for helping nonprofit organizations more efficiently share and manage information with and about their donors, volunteers and clients.
A dedicated team of specialists from CRM manager are helping nonprofit organizations plan, implement or optimize their Salesforce CRM deployment. In addition, eligible organizations that carry the 501c3 designation, or the international equivalent, can apply for a product grant for 10 licenses of donated Salesforce CRM through the Salesforce.com Foundation. The market value of this grant — along with the discounted and donated consulting hours from CRM manager — is a minimum of $15,000 per organization in just the first year.
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Hernando de Soto to Keynote ESRI User Conference
May 19, 2009 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Tech
De Soto Will Share How GIS Is Helping the Poor Formalize Their Land Rights
Redlands, CA (PRWEB) — Hernando de Soto, a celebrated Peruvian economist and author and president of the Institute for Liberty and Democracy (ILD), a nonprofit organization based in Lima, Peru, will speak at the 2009 ESRI International User Conference (ESRI UC) in July. De Soto will share how geographic information system (GIS) technology is being used to formalize landownership — an approach he feels is helping the poor take a crucial first step away from poverty.
De Soto says that for some living in poverty, the land they occupy may be their only asset. Without legal recognition of landownership, the owner cannot leverage the land as collateral. This prevents the owner from accessing loans to possibly start a business or improve the property. Many of de Soto’s ideas were put into action less than a year ago when a pilot project in Ghana began using geospatial technologies to create a land titling process and GIS-based land records system. This implementation significantly reduced the time and costs involved in collecting and documenting property ownership information and increased the number of formalized land rights. Read more
NextWindow Brings Touch to Latest All-In-One PC
May 19, 2009 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Tech
Pleasanton, CA (PRWEB) — NextWindow, the market and technology leader in optical multi-touch screens for personal computers, has developed solutions for the top two touch-enabled all-in-one consumer PCs. Recently ending its most successful year ever, NextWindow today announced its 1900 series touch screen has been integrated into the Dell Studio One 19 all-in-one consumer PC, which features an 18.5-inch widescreen flat panel display.
Why touch on a desktop?
NextWindow CEO Al Monro says the popularity of touch on mobile phones has heightened demand for touch-enabled PCs: “In the old days, it was really overt–you had to have signs on a touch-screen kiosk so people would know they could touch it. Since the Apple iPhone, and the growth of touch throughout the mobile phone market, people are now expecting a touch screen on every computer.”
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NCSF Launches Computer Activity Cloaking Software To Protect Computer User Privacy
January 23, 2009 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Security, Tech
Panama City, Florida (PRWEB) — National Cyber Security Website Portal Founder Grey McKenzie has taken his stand to protect computer users from malware by releasing a new software product called SpyCop Cloak.
McKenzie claims his new software will render invisible all computer activity from Viruses, Trojans, Bots, Worms, Keyloggers and Spyware just for starters.
“In addition to making credit card entry & password entry invisible to malware,’ says McKenzie, ‘SpyCop Cloak includes what we refer to as an ‘Internal System Firewall’ for your computer.”
SpyCop Cloak is able to detect any program on a user’s computer that attempts to:
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NeuLion now unveils the iPTV HD TV Box
January 10, 2009 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Internet, Popular Technology, Tech
PLAINVIEW, NY – NeuLion Inc., a leading provider of live and on-demand programming over the Internet, announces today the expansion of its HD iPTV Service. NeuLion now unveils the iPTV HD TV Box delivering high definition programming in 720p and 1080i to the television.
NeuLion’s existing iPTV HD PC browser service provides HD quality programming of live channels, sports, entertainment events and video on demand in up to a 1080i format to its Network Partners across the globe.
The launch of the HD TV Box provides adaptive streaming in high definition without buffering. NeuLion now offers HD streaming services of live TV channels, live events and video on demand over the Internet directly to the television. NeuLion lets the consumer choose viewing of content on either the TV, PC or both — all in high definition and allows the consumer to pick the device, place, time and programming.
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Global Product Debuts and Leaders from Sony, Ford and Disney-ABC Highlight Day One of the 2009 CES
January 10, 2009 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Product Market, Tech
The 2009 International CES(R) opened with the world’s largest debut of consumer technology products from 2,700 companies, including 300 new exhibitors, and keynote addresses from industry leaders. Produced by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)(R), the 2009 International CES, the world’s largest tradeshow for consumer technology, runs through Sunday, January 11 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CEA, opened his 2009 International CES keynote on Thursday morning with the debut of an innovative new video platform from Yoostar, which featured personalized footage from classic Hollywood movies. Shapiro noted that this “personalization meets content” technology epitomizes what CES is all about: innovation, technology and enhancing life. Shapiro discussed how the consumer technology industry is resilient and will lead the way to economic recovery. He also announced CEA’s plans to work closely with president-elect Obama, the nation’s first digital president, who was elected on a message of change. Read more
Microsoft make an affordable table top surface computer
October 17, 2008 by Palangkaraya Post
Filed under Computer, Generel News, Tech
After 1.5 years of Microsoft Surface launch, Microsoft is still looking forward to make an affordable table top surface computer. Recently, Microsoft delivered a marketing research survey focused around a multi-touch computing device code named – Oahu. This survey intends to get inferences about Oahu which possibly is affordable surface computer for consumers.
The survey starts off with long foreword about Oahu which gives details about the device — an innovative multi-touch screen which can interact by touching the screen, instead of using a mouse, and more than one person can interact with Oahu at the same time. The device also works with other gadgets like digital cameras, cell phones, and MP3 players.
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