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Monthly Archives: May 2011

ARN Cloud roundtable

By Brian Sharpe - CEO, UberGlobal Enterprise | Published: May 25, 2011
I recently attended a roundtable with representatives from Microsoft and some of its partners to discuss the move to the Cloud with ARN magazine. A summary of what was discussed at the meeting was published in the May issue of ARN, in which I commented: “In my division there is a bit of an ambidextrous situation happening [...]
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Improving your Facebook page’s engagement rate

By Daniswhara Tandiono - Web Analyst, Developer & Search Consultant at Organise Internet | Published: May 23, 2011
It has been estimated that 30 billion pieces of content i.e. links, stories, blogs, pictures, etc. are shared on Facebook each and every month. Getting noticed is becoming ever more difficult as more marketers converge on this platform. If you are involved with managing a Facebook page/presence, you will undoubtedly have asked yourself questions such [...]
Posted in Business, Community, Customers, Geek | 2 Comments

Do you use Version Control?

By Stephen Rees-Carter - Platform Developer | Published: May 16, 2011
As a developer, I believe that proper version control is one of the most important things you can do in your development process. It is more important than quality documentation, more important than code commenting, and more important than unit-testing. It doesn’t matter if you use Subversion, Perforce, Git, Mercurial, Bazaar, or even 20yr old [...]
Posted in Community, Customers, Geek, Technology | 16 Comments

Is the future of coding in the Cloud?

By James Angus - Web Developer, SU QLD | Published: May 13, 2011
I’ll never forget being blown away by what could be achieved in the browser the first time I saw Gmail, way back in 2005. Since then we’ve seen an ever increasing push towards building applications in “The Cloud”. Document editing can now be done online, and communications tools, calendaring, project management, billing and invoicing tools [...]
Posted in Business, Community, Customers, Geek, Technology | 6 Comments

Stop playing roulette with your company’s networking activity

By Phillip Jones - director of Two Degrees Group & Founder of Schmooze | Published: May 11, 2011
“I know what networking is”, I hear you say, but do you know how to use to use it in a systematic way that will drive your business forward in a competitive market? When I use the term ‘networking’, I include all engagement with clients, prospective clients and the general market place, whether in the [...]
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$70,000 raised for SouthCare at the UberGlobal sponsored “Out of Africa” ball

By Heather Lansdowne - Online Communications Manager | Published: May 10, 2011
On Saturday evening, a pack of glamourous women and James Bond-esque men descended upon The National Convention Centre in Canberra. The occasion? The Snowy Hydro SouthCare “Out of Africa” gala ball, of which UberGlobal was proud to be the major sponsor. The Snowy Hydro SouthCare helicopter is a critical tool for the medical care of [...]
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How long will it take a hacker to crack your password?

By Heather Lansdowne - Online Communications Manager | Published: May 3, 2011
How would you feel if someone broke into your e-mail or modified your website because your password was easily guessed?  Imagine all the hassle and inconvenience of getting your website back up and working, or, in the worst case scenario, having to cancel your credit cards and other important information.  This would prove an expensive [...]
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4 success factors of a media framework

By Andrew Stevens - Chief Architect and Technical Director, Fairfax Digital | Published: May 2, 2011
It is well known that the media industry has a large number of challenges before it, from declining revenues and short-form content creators to changing consumption patterns and remarkably low barriers of entry for disruptive business models. But this is nothing new; we have seen it before. No, not just in the music industry where [...]
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5 simple tips for more effective Tweeting

By Leo Widrich - Co-founder of Buffer | Published: May 2, 2011
If you are a small business on Twitter it can turn out to be quite tricky at times. Of course we can’t spend all day on Twitter as resources may be quite limited and lots of other things need to be done. On the other hand, over-optimising on Twitter can easily lead to a robotic [...]
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