We’ve been working with the rock stars at Gracenote on their product demo that they’re showing off at CES 2012. They’ve got the most insane music matching services in the business, which is probably why they power nearly everybody, and they have been a pleasure to work with. Here’s the infamous DJ Jazzy Jeff checking out the Gracenote demo we helped build.
SaaShr.com has released a new user interface for the company’s management platform with a more modern, simple and aesthetically pleasing visual experience. SaaS aimed to improve the user experience for existing community, while having an attractive demo for prospective licensees. Momentum worked closely with the SaaShr team to deliver an updated look and feel for their application, featuring updated navigation elements, customized colored themes, and new icons. We are excited to see it launch and to be a part of such a robust and useful product.
Something we’ve been throwing around the office for a while, the absurdity of QR codes and especially how absurdly they’re being used. For example, we get them in email signatures all the time. Why? Scott Stratten, president of UnMarketing, does a much more thorough job of lambasting how impractical this technology has become and how the viral spreading of marketing techniques makes it appear like the advertising industry is run by cattle rather than humans.
It’s about time. We’ve worked with SuccessFactors for many years and are friends with many of the employees. Many of our existing clients use SuccessFactors for their HR management needs, and we’ve always felt they were sitting on a platform that was way ahead of it’s time. This is a sign of a clear shift of the older well established companies such as SAP having to pivot quickly in order to still remain relevant in today’s cloud based world. Did we mention we’re also preferred vendors for SAP. That’s a win win for everyone.
A great article from the Factor(e) design folks in Canada about their frustrations with small & medium size businesses in Canada not taking their websites seriously. I see this as a global problem in many places I travel around the world.
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