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Can UserVoice Do What FISH! Can't and Make Customer Service Fun?
Plenty of people have tried to make customer service "fun." If you've ever worked a customer service job, you may have seen a FISH! Training Video. But chances are
Linking SaaS Software Pricing to Value
Linking the value that a product or service provides to a price is an art, rarely a science. Software pricing, in particular, has suffered from this being done poorly. The
Lookout Paypal! Google Checkout's New Gadget is Incredibly Simple
This morning on the Google Checkout Blog, the company announced the introduction of a new, embeddable gadget which you can place on any web site where you sell your products
Why Do Small Business Services Sometimes Lack Sophistication?
Collaboration services targeted at the small business market often seem more like software suites than Web-based services with deep linking capabilities and tag-based environments. For example, the new offering from
Google is Now an OpenID Provider
This is turning out to be quite a good week for OpenID, an increasingly popular mechanism for creating and managing a single identity across the Internet. On Monday, Microsoft announced
Study: Employees Will Find Ways to Route Around Corporate Firewalls
Earlier this week, we reported that a large number of businesses worry that social networking could endanger corporate security, but according to a new report from Palo Alto Networks, social
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Live Documents Enters Web Office Market With PR Bluster - Embrace & Extend its Motto
Indian company InstaColl today formally launched Live Documents, a mini-office suite of products similar to Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Live Documents has already received plenty of press coverage, mainly because
Kindling: Digging for Small Companies and Groups - 50 Invites
New York based technology and consulting firm Arc90 introduced its first publicly available product today: Kindling. Arc90 describes Kindling as an "idea management and collaboration tool for small groups and
Backupify is a Class Act
I got another email from Backupify, the cloud-based backup company. We have written before about them here. Usually, these emails just confirm that the backups of my Gmail, Facebook, LinkedIn,
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