Monthly Archives: March 2008
Double Check Email Address Lists
Few things are worse than an inbox full of mailer daemon messages…except, perhaps, a list of clients who never received the invitations you promised to send. Blame it on inaccurate data. It’s a common problem. Clients sometimes enter ‘!’ instead … Continue reading
Filed under melissa data, services, technology
Consolidate Your Phones
Ribbit, a Mountain View, CA-based start-up, creates a single online phone that consolidates all your voice lines. Calls from your cell, landline or VOIP phone such as Skype can all be routed to your computer—actually, to any Internet-enabled computer. In short, … Continue reading
Filed under Ribbit, Skype, technology
Sound Like You Know What You’re Saying
Writing is a lot like do-it-yourself home improvement projects. It’s a lot harder than it looks. In the not so distant past, busy executives had secretaries and personal assistants to type—and correct—their hurriedly written prose. But now everyone is pretty … Continue reading
Filed under Gramlee, services, technology, writing
Making It Easier to Go Green
It’s no secret green construction and design is in demand. But finding sustainable materials to use in building projects can still be a challenge. Enter Ecolect, a six-month-old web–based company that wants to be a single source of information and … Continue reading
Filed under ecolect
Bring New Life to Maps and Floor Plans
MapsAlive transforms static floor plans and maps to interactive images with pop-up photographs and captions . Waitsfield, VT-based AvantLogic Corp., creator of the web tool, boasts that it’s “the next best thing to being there.” Real estate companies can create interactive … Continue reading
Filed under interactive, MapsAlive, technology
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