EUROMED. Finance. WEB. Chiffres clés. Container. Orange to ship 0.5m touch-pay phones next year. High performance access to file storage Orange reckons that half the smartphones it sells in 2011 will have NFC built in, planning to ship half a million NFC-equipped handsets in the next 12 months. Not in the UK of course, Everything Everywhere has its own NFC plans, but in France Orange still start selling an NFC-equipped dumb phone in January and promises to lobby hard to get manufacturers to put NFC into their smartphones, though even NFC World thinks that's a little optimistic.
Orange's sudden enthusiasm for the technology is born of a realisation that control of the secure element required by Near Field Communications is slipping through its fingers, so all the handsets it intends to ship will be required to support the Single Wire Protocol (SWP) connection to the SIM – so anyone who wants to put an NFC application on the phone will have to ask Orange nicely. Search 2010 et Etat de l’art des solutions de veille | Actulligence.com | Veille Stratégique, Intelligence Economique | Actulligence.com | Veille Stratégique, Intelligence Economique.
Le 19 février 2010, à l’Hôtel Scribe, se tiendra Search 2010, le slaon professionnel pour les solutions de recherche avancée en entreprise. Search est organisé par Veillemag et réunira cette année encore éditeurs de solutions, consultants, entreprises autour des problématiques liées à l’accessibilité de l’information. Côté éditeurs de solutions et prestaraires, retrouvez cette année entre aute : Brioude Référencement, Ixxo, Red Panda, Extender, Knowledge Plaza, Jamespost, Jalios, KB Crawl, Exosys, Social Computing.
Les sessions suivantes sur les étas de l’art du search, mais également des solutions de veille et de Knowledge Management introduiront les différent : Comment choisir un moteur de recherche ? J’aurai donc l’occasion de vous retoruver sur Search 2010 à 8 h 30 pour le café et à 8 h 45 pour une présentation sur l’état de l’art des solutions de veille. C’est autour de ces choix que j’apporterai mon point de vue sur le paysage actuel des solutions de veille. Aller plus loin : Taulia raises $3.2M to let companies get an early bird discount with suppliers. Taulia, which gives companies discounts when they pay suppliers early, announced today that it has raised $3.2 million in its first round of funding.
Taulia lets suppliers opt into a program that offers discounts on invoices if companies are willing to pay early. The idea is to avoid excruciatingly long payment cycles, where larger and more unwieldy companies can take as long as two months to pay a supplier for goods. Suppliers don’t have to wait a long time to get paid, and businesses can shave of a little bit of their costs by paying early. The company claims to save other businesses tens of millions of dollars every year through these early bird discounts. The service is embedded into SAP’s business management software, so companies that rely on that software are able to take advantage of the large network of suppliers also using it. The funding was led by Matrix Partners and Trinity Ventures.
Taulia is based in San Francisco and was founded in 2009. Clickbooth CPC : Can it Compete with Google AdSense? Clickbooth, a CPA/CPC affiliate network based in Sarasota, FL, has stirred up some news this week with buzz around their CPC offering for publishers who are looking for an alternative or compliment to Google AdSense. Clickbooth CPC, an IntegraClick project being led by former AOL Exec Tom Haney, is reminiscent of the IndustryBrains/AdHere and AOL/Advertising.com projects of offering more direct to market or publisher friendly CPC solutions into the mix, where premier publishers (or even smaller ones) can leverage more direct advertiser relationships and also tap into the current Clickbooth CPC ads as well.
A good number of these AdSense/AdWords competitors have come and gone over the years, and many have been acquired by larger Google competition (Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo …etc), but what makes Clickbooth CPC stand out a bit is its partnerships right out of the gate with MSNBC.com, CNN.com and ESPN.com -three dominant players in the online (and offline) content space. How PR Pros Are Using Social Media for Real Results. The Real Results series is supported by Gist, an online service that helps you build stronger relationships. By connecting your inbox to the web, you get business-critical information about key people and companies. See how it works here. PR professionals use social media every single day to get the word out about clients, to communicate with customers and to respond to questions or problems.
Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and other social sites have quickly become important tools in a PR professional's overall toolkit. As one PR professional, Jeremy Pepper, told us, "There are so many uses — conversational marketing, reaching influencers — that PR is able to participate in conversations and answer questions, be a support system for clients and companies, as well as empowering customers and power users to be a de facto resource for your company, a champion for your products. " The Role of Social Media in Business-to-Business PR Social Media Drives Authenticity Claire McCaskill, the junior U.S. Hands-on SaaS BI Review: Bime - Blog: Steve Dine. Newsletter/5/news.html. Revue de presse sur les actualités e-business, e-marketing, e-commerce - ebusiness.info.