Technology
Modern technology sure has revolutionized the way most of us do business.
Stay on top of what's going on and you might improve office efficiency, stay competitive and find a little more freedom in the day. Or, lose touch with the newest trends and run the risk of not only getting left behind but losing your competitive edge!
Why Your Business Should Blog
Insight Marketing Group
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It’s surprising to me, who has a blog, that so many people are in the dark about blogs. Sad but true. But it’s important you understand what a blog is, because it can be a valuable tool in marketing your company!
To Wii or Not to Wii
Often times news headlines can mislead people into believing in unicorns or that the sky is falling—after all, their business is to attract readers—and more often than not, the reality lies somewhere in the middle. In today’s market, technology is changing at a rapid pace and the demand for talented individuals to help direct the change and guide the technology is becoming increasingly challenging.
The Convergence of Orlando’s Technology Industries
For years and behind the scenes, a $13.4 billion technology industry has grown alongside the theme parks, palm trees and golf courses of Central Florida. This industry is comprised of sectors, including: modeling, simulation and training; optics and photonics; film production and digital media, among others. And, most recently, Metro Orlando’s buzzing with news in the biotechnology and life science industry and the creation of a “medical city.”
If You Can Dream it, They can Build it
Presenting quality comes easy for the folks at Art in Motion, LLC, a motorcycle manufacturing and customizing shop. Art in Motion is the creation of Tom and Christine Kapp. They had a dream of building beautiful motorcycles for the discriminating buyer. Their goal was to build a comfortable, custom ride based on the rubber mounted Harley FLH series of motorcycles or other customer-desired frame styles.
Automatic External Defribrillators
One day before his 49th birthday, Barry Lowden collapsed as he made his way to work. As he walked past the security gates, he clutched his chest, gasped for breath, and fell to the ground. Seeing Barry begin to turn blue, the security guard at the gate grabbed the company’s newly installed automated external defibrillator (AED) and within seconds, was able to revive Barry.