We recently widened the AFGeorgia.org website, bringing it up to the 1024 format, and added a Flash animation on the front page. With the recent invasion of Georgia by Russian troops, its been a real delight to be able to help this organization reach more supporters.
Visit www.afgeorgia.org
We’ve just launched a new website for Houseofstringsny.com, an outfit out of Bellport, Long Island that specializes in violins, violas, and cellos. Besides updating the look and feel of the old site, we built the new site using Wordpress as a content management system (CMS). While Worpress isn’t meant to be a website CMS, it works quite well for the purpose. Image to follow. Meanwhile, visit www.houseofstringsny.com .
Besides showcasing House of Strings great stringed instrument offerings, the site offers dozens of articles, and most recently, MP3’s of NYSSMA pieces, all offered gratis. This is a real resource for students of classical music.
Other websites we’ve created for music include www.trailmixmusic.org, www.jeaniebryson.com , www.homespuntapes.com and many more.
Wall Street, Kingston, that is. After 3 years, we’re moving from Tech City, to the uptown Kingston area. We’re all looking forward to the greater variety in eateries and being a part of the Uptown Kingston community. We’ll be right above Ulster Savings, on the 3rd Floor.
This will be our fifth location since we started over 10 years ago! Of course, I’m counting the room off the kitchen, where it all started, as location number 1.
We’ve just re-launched Giftsin24.com, for Embossed Graphics. This ecommerce site is for a great custom stationery company. We did a redesign for this site a few years back, and saw great jumps in traffic, and now with this new site, every important metric: bounce rate, pages per visit, time per visit, and most import, conversions – have all improved dramatically.
We’ve just launched a new e-commerce site for Robert Elliott, with a beautiful design by Susanna Ronner.
We’ve recently launched a new site for our strategic partners, Path Interactive.
Our friend and colleague, Betsy Kent, launched her new website for Be Visible Associates . Not only did the new site go up, but an article was published about her in the New York Post! Congratulations Betsy.
We’ve just launched the new Loehmann’s website, at www.loehmanns.com. Kudos to the whole team!
Both Ric Dragon and Jim Edelstein are slated to participate in the upcoming Technology Forum at SUNY Ulster, on October 25th, 2008.
The hope for this panel is to discuss how business uses technology to drive their success in the Ulster County area and to discuss future of technology and business. The format will be to have the panel leader ask a set of prepared questions for each panelist, and if time remains, allow questions from the attendees. The panel will last about an hour and fifteen minutes.
· How does your organization use technology for business?
· What do you see as the most important emerging business opportunities?
· What skills do you foresee as crucial to the success of a technology-heavy business?
· Looking in your crystal ball, what is your prediction for the next big technological frontier?
For your information, here is the some background information:
Conference Vision: The Conference provides a forum for technology professionals and interested parties to discuss and learn about key and emerging technologies and their impact on the greater Ulster County community.
Conference Mission: The Conference brings together technology professionals and interested parties to:
– discuss how technology continues to transform Ulster County,
– discuss the technology footprint in Ulster County,
– and learn about key technologies.
Tentative Schedule:
9:00-9:30 Registration and Breakfast
9:30-9:45 Welcome
9:45-10:15 Keynote Speaker: Lance Matteson from the Ulster County Development Corporation
10:30-11:45 Education Panel and Web Technology Panel
12:00-1:15 Lunch
1:15-2:30 Business and Technology Panel
