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The Artesian Blog
http://www.findingsalesadvantage.com/
Regularly updated blog which blends current affairs and opinion with advice on incorporating the semantic web into successful CRM and business surveillance strategies.
- Added on: May 14th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: ArtesianAdvantage
- Listed in: Sales Technology
- Tags: Web 2.0 sales semantic web
Recent Posts
Happy Christmas from Artesian
Maybe it's the snow or maybe it's the radio including 'Men at Work - Down Under' into a Christmas play list (?) but I'm feeling very festive today. So I thought I'd take this opportunity to wish everyone a very happy holiday and thank you for followi...
Going green with SITA UK
We're really pleased to be going into Christmas with the news that next year will see Artesian deliver leading recycling and resource management provider SITA with web based market intelligence (see press release).It's been a really exciting time wor...
A fitting conclusion
As if the events of this year needed any sort of conclusion the shocking announcement that Killing in the name had beaten the X Factor to Christmas number one was most certainly that. 2009 has seen the web really rise to dominance and the fact a Chri...
Breaking down barriers to entry
Following on a bit from yesterday I suppose, I saw a great story this morning about a producer who uploaded a short film on Youtube, created with the meagre budget of $300 only to get offered a $30 million contract to direct the Hollywood version.It'...
Is a blog a useful source for insight?
Here's a (hopefully) interesting scenario... If a major headline broke out in a small town and you had the choice of a house hold national paper reporting the piece, or a blogger from someone near the area, which source would you trust the most? A na...
Google gains ground, but is it enough?
Google will be encouraged that Chrome has jumped above Apple's Safari browser in popularity. It certainly goes to show that advertising still works (perhaps with just a hint of irony in the midst of the current News Corp battle). They're probably not...
