Get Your Head in the Clouds

On June 2, 2009, in Cloud Computing, Google Tools, Twitter, by Jaimie Dobson

I don’t know about you but I am find­ing that I am turn­ing more and more to web based applic­a­tions and data stor­age in the “cloud” rather than desktop soft­ware applic­a­tions and a hard drive that resides on a single machine, for my day-to-day com­put­ing needs.
Huh?
Let me explain.
Tra­di­tion­ally the stand­ard approach to run­ning soft­ware on a […]

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I’ve Been Away, But Now I’m Back

On May 28, 2009, in Business Life, Cloud Computing, Customers and Clients, by Jaimie Dobson

Over the May Spring Bank hol­i­day I cap­itil­ised on the bene­fits of work­ing for one­self and took an exten­ded break in the wilds of the Lin­colnshire coun­tryside without hav­ing to get a hol­i­day chit signed by my boss.
The mod­ern won­ders of mobile inter­net com­put­ing, my Black­Berry and cloud com­put­ing mean that even though I was camped […]

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Inter­rup­tion Mar­ket­ing Vs RSS Feeds

On May 4, 2009, in Blogging, Google Tools, Sales and Marketing, by Jaimie Dobson

Excuse me, can I just ask you to stop what you’re doing whilst I attempt to sell you some­thing that you may not be inter­ested in, open minded about or recept­ive to?
If you’re in busi­ness for your­self you prob­ably get a fair amount of unso­li­cited tele­phone sales calls, emails and mail shots on a daily […]

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Are You an Inter­net Snob?

On March 10, 2009, in Business Life, by Jaimie Dobson

The Brit­ish are a great race of snobs. There’s always someone look­ing down on someone else whether its because of where they live, what car they drive, which super­mar­ket they shop at or what they do for a liv­ing: as a con­sequence you can bet that we Brits will pigeon-hole you and will form an […]

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