vendredi 26 mars 2010

jeudi 18 mars 2010

Working on my communications skills project

lundi 15 mars 2010

WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR WEBSITE IF YOU DIE?

think about in your last will and testament, but it is. It’s an asset you own, and it needs to be sold, dissolved, or left to someone you trust to continue running it.

Otherwise everything just sits there in virtual space, lost and forgotten, collecting dust.

Read more, interesting article


WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR WEBSITE IF YOU DIE?

You may not think that your website, your blog, your freelance business, is something you need to think about in your last will and testament, but it is. It’s an asset you own, and it needs to be sold, dissolved, or left to someone you trust to continue running it.
Otherwise everything just sits there in virtual space, lost and forgotten, collecting dust.
Read this interesting article

lundi 8 mars 2010

15 Logos That Look Like Other Things

Following my last 20 experiences with the SNCF, I chose mine! Click on the link below and choose yours.



BUZFEED

TED

YouTube adds video captions for deaf

YouTube is making the tens of millions of videos it hosts more accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing by putting automatic captions on them.

By Maggie Shiels  Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley

ebookers removes hotel booking fees

Customer who booked a hotel through ebookers.com will no longer pay a fee to ebookers for changes or cancellations, providing travellers with greater flexibility and reassurance when it comes to planning their accommodation.

samedi 6 mars 2010

Facebook vs. Twitter For Business: Study of Which is Better

Twitter or Facebook. Budweiser Light or Miller Lite? Which is better for your particular business or entrepreneurial Social Media Internet marketing strategy? Okay, so maybe Bud or Miller can't directly benefit you unless you need them to be able to stomach this article? While there's no doubt that Facebook, Twitter, or both can directly reap big benefits for your Social Media Internet marketing strategies. The bigger question is which one and why?

Read more...

mercredi 3 mars 2010

BED IN A TREE


Bed in a Tree is one of the last small treasures of the hotel world. Bettina Kowalewski, the author informed about this work, is a journalist photographer of the journey, who liked the search for the most unusual hotels through more charming but little known destinations. This book lists a hand-picked selection 27 stranger and more extraordinary hotels of moment. Every description is completed by eloquent photos, by wise advice, and by indications on the unusual activities close to the hotel. From a sophisticated night in a hotel in Scotland, to a enlivened night in a old capsule in Hague, by way of the aeroplane of New Zealand, wherever you are, Bed in a Tree concerns us all, romantic nomads and travelers adventurers.

samedi 27 février 2010

Small in class presentation


Try to read it

mardi 23 février 2010

...DROPBOX...

Have you heard about "Dropbox"?
Dropbox is software that syncs your files online and across your computers.



Put your files into your Dropbox on one computer, and they'll be instantly available on any of your other computers that you've installed Dropbox on (Windows, Mac, and Linux too!) Because a copy of your files are stored on Dropbox's secure servers, you can also access them from any computer or mobile device using the Dropbox website.

Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos augmented-reality maps | Video on TED.com

Blaise Aguera y Arcas demos augmented-reality maps | Video on TED.com

lundi 22 février 2010

Google Buzz "Follow up"

Man, things are moving fast for Google Buzz!
In 4 days people has created buttons, Browser plugins, and now this - A nice looking desktop client based on Adobe AIR.

Unfortunately, the only cool thing about it, is the interface. GBD (Google Buzz Desktop) emulates the iPhone so it is like having the mobile version on your desktop. The client updated every 2 minutes, but without notifications it's quite useless. Also, there's no geolocation support - so basically you can do the same and more from your Gmail.

Here are some screenshots - If you wish to try it yourself, click here to download.



Source : GO2WEB20

lundi 15 février 2010

Google Buzz, des problèmes dejà!

Informations personnelles rendues publiques, spams exploitant la plate-forme, pas de configuration de sécurité..., le nouveau service de Google commence à effrayer les spécialistes.

Source Nouvel Obs

jeudi 11 février 2010

VENTE-PRIVEE.COM


GENERAL NUMBERS:
2001 Creation
240M Turnover in 2006
650M Turnover in 2009
1000 employees
38M products sold in 2009
1200 Brands
9M members


Revenue Sources:
e-commerce business model. Revenues are generated with commission on sale. Moreover the sellers pay for a page to exist on the site. Packages differ from just selling products or launching a whole company campaign.

Buyers or customers have many advantages related to selling prices varying from 20 to 70%. They have a divers choice of many brands and different products. The online boutique is helpful in a sense of being accessible anytime, anywhere. In order to attract its customers VP launched a private sale section called VP Lounge for luxurious and/or special products. They set an excellent client service with a limited time of answer.

As per Journal Du Net, VP owns 90 to 95% of market shares what makes the competition hard even though the internet e commerce sites are numerous (Fashionshopping, BrandAley, Cdiscount, Clubatcost…).

mercredi 10 février 2010

Buzz Google NO LIMITS...


GOOGLE IS STILL INNOVATING DAY AFTER DAY. ARE WE GOING TOWARDS GOOGLE UNIVERS?

Google is competing with all other social networks and is now trying to Buzz as Twitter twitt. Google seems to have no limits in innovation and design thinking.

few videos worth taking the time to watch and to understand how easy you keep connected to THE WORLD with Google.

The Product : How did Todd Jackson come up with it



Google Buzz



Google Buzz for Mobile



Hope you enjoyed all of them.

now you still have one thing to do, create a gmail account and start BUZZZZZZZZZING...

mardi 9 février 2010

Work Like You Own It!

During my several years of experience and the diverse jobs that I did, I have always been the kind of person who can not deliver his best potential unless I feel working for myself, in other words I own the business.

In my today's job I get to meet different people from all kind of positions. My job - being mentored by my Boss who's an excellent design thinking woman - puts me in touch with Hoteliors, to know their strategy, their business, the way they breath, how they act, they react, they treat their guests, they present and develop their products and businesses. My job consists in getting to feel my customers and find the way and the words to embed their  thoughts, their feelings, and even their spirit to their site.

In my last meeting, I had a wonderful chance to meet another excellent open minded women, Director of Marketing of a huge property, an operation of several hundreds rooms and personnel, who thought of making a categoric change in her operation by implementing an internal (personnel) and external (guests) independent spirit. She understood and she felt that today's business can not succeed if her teams do not have the "self belonging spirit". They do not assist her, they do not work for her, they are independant people working in an independant environment. All ideas are welcomed, discussed, debated and adapted...or not.

This beautiful place has been transformed into a magical one, as soon as you get there, the whole atmosphere seems to be so independant, so much, that you can not feel other than being home, as independant as you could be at your place.

Working like you own it means that you take pride in your work, and will never allow yourself to give anything less than excellence every time.

What if we all try to live this spirit in our companies by implementing the independance attitude...

Travel bookings in the palm of your hand

The mobile revolution is putting travel in the palm of your hand - quite literally. However, the most crucial part of the travel shopping process - bookings - are lagging behind, according to a new PhoCusWright report.

Related Link: The PhoCusWright Consumer Technology Survey Third Edition