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Claims Based Authentication and User Activity Logging technology by MCB
(TORONTO) December 29th 2009 Machine Code Blue has now completed an important release of a new Claims Based Authentication and Event Logging technology. The software works at the controller level of a web application. Currently the application is being trialed with a new employee punch clock application we developed for a Canadian retail chain. We expect to see a roll out to other customers who would benefit from this type of authentication system in early Q1 of 2010.
Florist Retailer Silver Rose to launch new inventory system with MCB technology
(MONCTON NB) December 04th 2009 - MachineCodeBlue is pleased to announce that Canadian Florist Retailer, Silver Rose will implement a new inventory management system to help streamline costing of their floral arrangements.
MCB agrees to stake in Merak Radio Inc. to augment MCB's IPTV capabilites
(TORONTO) November 26th 2009 - MachineCodeBlue Inc, announced today an agreement in principal for an acquisition of a 20% stake in Merak Radio Inc, in exchange for ongoing support services. Merak Radio Inc, is a pioneer in grassroots ethnic television online.
Greenvine, a simple way for Florists to build an online catalog of floral designs
(TORONTO) November 24th 2009-MachineCodeBlue announced a new product offering for independent floral retailers. Code named: Greenvine, the new service uses popular Google Picasa image tools to allow florists to easily inventory and catalog thier custom floral arrangements and tie those arrangements directly into their billing systems.
MCB launches a Serious Game Initiative Research Lab, codename: JamFactory
(TORONTO) November 23rd 2009 - MachineCodeBlue today announced a new research partnership to undertake the development of "Serious Games". A serious game is a game designed for a primary purpose other than pure entertainment. Usually these games are used in corporate training and educational environments.
Vortex Game Competition
(QUEEN WEST/TORONTO) November 3rd 2009 - MCB Inc is proud to announce our participation in the 5th annual Vortex Game competition in Toronto Canada.
Vortex is a unique professional development opportunity for emerging entrepreneurs in the videogame industry. Meet North America’s industry leaders, decision makers, financial advisers and the mentors you need to succeed.
MCB's David Lundquist To Speak at Microsoft Tech Days 2009
MachineCodeBlue is pleased to announce that David Lundquist (CEO) will be speaking at Canada's largest IT Skills development conferce in Toronto on September 30th 2009.
Debuting in seven cities across Canada, Tech•Days brings you the rich learning experience of Tech•Ed without the travel. And with lots of sessions, and the Birds-of-a-Feather lunch, you can connect with peers and Microsoft experts alike.
Ethnic Community Broadcaster selects MachineCodeBlue to build a new Online Television Portal
Toronto, Ontario - April 26, 2009 (David Lundquist)-MachineCodeBlue is pleased to announce we have succeeded in securing the winning bid for a website makeover for TVM a multicultural online Television broadcaster.
5 ways small retailers can build a better business with a better website
The evolution of online retail clearly points to higher returns for retailers that focus on selling a simplified selection of “online products” and concentrate efforts to build better tools that allow customers to research merchandise before they buy.
So how do small retailers develop a better business with a better website?
How building a social community can boost your “word of mouth” sales.
Social networking is the latest buzz in internet evangelism. Rumors swirl of how Twitter will deliver the mountain of “new followers”, desperate to act on your every “tweet”. MySpace prophets claim using that service makes your company “way cool” to the “kids”…. Savvy “new media poets” tell you a Facebook App will cure your blues. Gee.... don’t those claims sound too good to be true? The bold hype about social networking seem vaguely familiar to the “Future Dollars argument” of the Dot Com bubble in 2001 before common sense popped it.
After all who really wants to be Best Friends Forever with Wal-Mart?
Lawyers: Shrink your Yellow Pages. Develop your website.
Use the savings to invest in your website development.
Lawyers are the number one advertisers by expenditure in the Yellow Pages. However 58% of the people looking for lawyers use the internet first. They use the internet to research legal advice and locate the websites of lawyers that will help them. Of those who are “not-connected” 27% rely on family and friends to do that research for them. 1
Think of how much money your law firm spends every year on Yellow Pages Advertising and then consider taking just 25% of those advertising dollars and investing in your current website. 3 The cost of Yellow Pages isn't just the monthly fee, its the time it takes to qualify inquiries for legal services that don't turn out to be profitable. Shrink your Ad and invest in your future.
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