Business Technology

Sometimes it’s useful to store public-facing data in the cloud. When that’s necessary, it’s typically done inside the web application by the end user.

In an interview with O’Reilly Radar writer Mac Slocum, Joshua Bixby, president of Strangeloop, said that the days in which consumers were happy to

Your business already boasts its own interactive Web site. You run a busy blog promoting your company and its services. You Tweet your followers

We’ve all had this experience: We log onto our computers at work and something’s not working. Maybe we aren’t receiving our e-mail messages. Maybe

Gmail, Google’s e-mail system, is steadily growing in popularity. This isn’t a surprise; Google hasn’t developed too many products that prove unpopular with consumers.

It’s human nature to question. After all, if we never wondered about the world around us, how would we ever be inspired to create?

We’ve all faced the same problem: we need to send large photos, complex PDF reports or videos to friends, family members or co-workers. Unfortunately,

PowerPoint presentations are the vacation slide shows of the business world: we’ve all sat through boring ones that seemed to last forever. Fortunately, there

Companies today rely heavily on the power of their servers. Unfortunately, servers have relatively short life spans. This means that businesses must frequently make

You surf to the online home of the New York Times every morning. You scan your Twitter account for messages from friends, family members,

Many companies employ workers across the globe. These workers – separated in some cases by thousands of miles – must at times collaborate to

Starting a new business is no easy task. It’s why so many businesses fail during their start-up years. However, you can give yourself an