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CES 2012 – A Technology Disneyland
Once again, I had the privilege of attending the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas last month, the must-attend event for those of us technology “geeks” who, for us is more like Disneyland than a trade show.
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UXCampDC – A Chance to Learn More about User Experience Online and Offline
01.25.2012 | Lee MoreyRecently, 140 user experience professionals in the DC area gathered at UXCampDC for the purpose of sharing knowledge and discussing trends within the user experience community. Aquilent was a Platinum Sponsor of this event, and several of us attended this “unconference” where anyone, from novice to professional, could participate, discuss, or present. This was my first time at a “bar camp” or unconference, and frankly…
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Solar Decathlon Success: What You Couldn’t See
01.11.2012 | Nathan GibbAs you’re taking down your holiday decorations this year, if you’re like the rest of us, you’re probably asking: “Was it worth it?” All the hassle with the lights that get tangled up, the ornament hangers that seem to magnetically connect to each other, and the mess it all leaves behind makes you wonder.
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Extending COTS Products
12.21.2011 | Ravi MudumbyUsing Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) products can save clients significant time and money. Different clients have different requirements. But a majority of them want their applications to do something that is typically not offered by the chosen COTS solution. It generally falls onto us, the solution providers, to implement COTS products to meet customer requirements and ensure satisfaction.
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The Power of a Tweet
12.14.2011 | Siobhan Champ-BlackwellI admit I came to Twitter as a skeptic. I was blogging and using Facebook, and I thought Twitter was one of those fads that was going to fade away. But, I try to keep an open mind so I set up a personal account (@siobhanmaire) just to explore what all this “tweeting” was about.
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