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Good Day,
As always, thank you for taking a moment of your valuable time to
review our newsletter. We hope that this issue offers some valuable
information for you. We always welcome your feedback.
Technology in Use: I recently walked by a CFO's office and was amazed
to see his TV was tuned to CNN's market watch, his computer ran a
constant financial ticker, his browser was logged into a financial
research site and his Palm set to send him alerts on certain stocks.
How does he keep all that straight? He explained that it took a lot of
practice. I asked how he would like to receive categorized news from
2,500 different news sources filtered for his preference so that he
could immediately access real-time information, make quicker and
smarter business decisions, and take advantage of revenue
opportunities? His eyes lit up. How, he asked? I replied, you do know
that is what we do?
Like a lot of us, this CFO was bogged down with the daily grind and
therefore unaware of the ability for technology to drive information
directly to the end user. Why surf the net when it can be brought to
you?
If your business relies on access to information you can benefit from
this type of program. For articles and other examples of this
technology in use send an email to automaticinfo@ebasedevolution.com.
Tech Tip: Recent estimates place the number of crawlable (active) web
site servers at about 30 million world-wide. One search engine, Fast
(Powering Lycos and All The Web) estimates that 2/3 of those servers,
about 20 million, have been blacklisted by them for spamming. This
means that even if you yourself have not spammed anyone, your web site
IP address might be banned because of a bad neighbor. This is one of
the downfalls of having a shared server. If you are having trouble
achieving rankings on a search engine, this could be the reason. To
determine if you are on a shared server or for information on getting
off the blacklist send an email to server_issues@ebasedevolution.com.
Announcement: It has been a busy few months for those of us in the
technology industry. Already the Charlotte Chamber has hosted the
Charlotte Business Experience and Computer & Technology Showcase and
NCEITA held its annual IT event Forum 2002. Still to come are the
MEC's FutureTech Conference, the CED's Venture 2002 Conference and the
return of ITEC. For information on registering for any of these events
visit www.carolinastechnologyguide.com and click on the events
calendar.
Next Issue: Who is actually financially successful on the web?
Contact us for a free consultation on how our technology can help your
business save money and build new revenue streams.
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