Salesforce debuts Do.com, a smart social productivity app for small teams Salesforce has revealed a new web-based application called Do.com that combines task management with social features to create a smart way to get things done on your own and in groups. Several other companies have tried and failed to make task management successful (there’s fresh competition from former Facebook staffers with Asana), so it’s telling to see Salesforce, which is known for its enterprise apps, trying to take a stab in this space. This suggests companies continue to believe there’s a huge market in helping people manage online tasks — and that no one has cracked the nut yet. Do.com captures the laid-back style of an upstart web application with a simple interface and intelligent HTML5 deployment, but it’s also built with Salesforce’s emphasis on reliability, accessibility and security. It was built on top of Heroku’s cloud app platform and programmed in Ruby on Rails, offers an open API for developers, and has received input from some of Salesforce’s brightest team members.
Announcing Shortcuts In Google Analytics We’re pleased to announce the addition of Shortcuts to Google Analytics. Shortcuts help you get to the exact view you want of your data in GA in record time. Rather than having to go through the "find report, add segment, change, sort" process daily, with Shortcuts you can do it once, save it, and come back to it in a single click. How to create a Shortcut Creating Shortcuts is simple. Then, give your new Shortcut a name: Once named, you'll be taken straight to your report in the new "Shortcuts" section in the "Home" tab. The following information is saved as part of a Shortcut: Standard or custom report for contextCurrently viewed tab on the reportSort orderAdvanced segmentsGraphed metric Notably not saved is the date range and sample size. Using Shortcuts In the "Home" tab in Google Analytics, there is a new section called "Shortcuts". Managing Shortcuts You can easily manage your Shortcuts from the Overview page, found under the Shortcuts navigation on the “Home” tab.
Joomla.fr - Joomla!fr Le portail des Utilisateurs Francophone de Joomla Royalty Free Icons & Clipart Stock Images ~ Icons Etc. About Real-Time - Analytics Help Real-Time allows you to monitor activity as it happens on your site or app. The reports are updated continuously and each pageview is reported seconds after it occurs on your site. For example, you can see: how many people are on your site right now, their geographic locations and the traffic sources that referred them, which pages or events they're interacting with, and which goal conversions have occurred. With Real-Time, you can immediately and continuously monitor the effects that new campaigns and site changes have on your traffic. monitor whether new and changed content on your site is being viewed understand usage of your mobile app through event tracking see whether a one-day promotion is driving traffic to your site or app, and which pages these users are viewing monitor the immediate effects on traffic from a blog/social network post or tweet verify that the tracking code is working on your site or app monitor goal completions as you test changes to your site Active User Metrics
Project management software, online collaboration: Basecamp The Web Index : mesure de l’impact d’Internet Tim Berners-Lee, principal inventeur du World Wide Web propose via le World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) qu’il a fondé et qu’il préside un outil de mesure de l’impact d’Internet pour chaque pays : le Web Index. Cet instrument (parmi d’autres) permet d’indiquer à partir de données quantifiables et qualifiables d’agences internationales dans différents domaines (télécommunications, médias, banque, énergie…) l’influence d’Internet : impact politique, économique et social d’Internet tout autant que des indicateurs sur la connectivité et les infrastructures existantes. Les usages et l’utilité du Web sont ainsi considérés de façon prioritaires. France : 14e au rang mondial du Web Index Sur 61 pays développés et en voie de développement, en 2012, la France se classe au 14e rang mondial. La meilleure note pour l’hexagone concerne les infrastructures de communication (80,35/100). Cartographie : datavisualisation dynamique de l’impact du Web Licence : Creative Commons by-nc-saGéographie : International
Collaboration tool for small groups - Kickoff 12 Useful, Well-Designed, Worth-Downloading Android Apps Created by Nonprofits When nonprofits consider launching a smartphone app, most often they automatically default to launching an iPhone app. But thanks to a strategy focused on bringing low-cost smartphones to the masses worldwide, Google’s Android surged to a whopping 68% share of the global smartphone market in the second quarter of 2012. That’s four times the 17% global market share held by Apple. All that said, if a nonprofit is serious about pioneering the smartphone space, it would be wise to consider launching both an Android App and an iPhone App – and if all goes well for Nokia and Microsoft in the coming months, perhaps even a Windows Phone App in 2013. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Related Links:Webinar: How Nonprofits Can Successfully Utilize Mobile Technology and Mobile Fundraising12 Useful, Well-Designed, Worth-Downloading iPhone Apps for Nonprofits
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