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What Questions Should You Ask When You’ve Decided to Build a B2B Mobile App?

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So you’ve decided your B2B business should have a mobile app. If not, see my post here first. What steps should you take next? The first step is to find out some more information about the app. Wikipedia’s entry on “The Five Ws” will adequately provide basic information.

Should Your B2B Business Have a Mobile App?

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In this post I won’t go into the details of what the definition of a mobile app is; I’m just referring to any type of application that might work on a mobile phone. Stay tuned for an upcoming post on the different types of mobile apps and how to go about deciding which one would be best for your company.

Mobile is important to your company. If you’re not sure of that, here are some articles you should review:

How Is Drupal Like Bacon?

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I thought you’d never ask. Here are four of the many ways Drupal and bacon are similar:
 
1. They are extremely flexible.
a. Drupal — Here are just a few types of sites you can build with Drupal: blogging, social, intranet, e-commerce, business and forums.

Four Mobile Buzzwords - Responsive Web Design, Mobile Web, HTML5 and Mobile First

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With the explosion of mobile devices in the market, a number of new terms have been created to deal with the development and design of websites on these devices. I've been researching some of these and thought it would be helpful to share some things I've found. I'd love any comments on how you might define them and how you may be using them while working on your Web projects.

"Responsive Web Design"

Mobile and Drupal 8 at DrupalCon Chicago 2011

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I recently had the opportunity to attend my first DrupalCon. DrupalCon 2011 was held in Chicago at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel, otherwise known as the Drupal Tower. There were an estimated 3,000 attendees from about 37 countries. The sessions were full of excellent information and they had a wide range of tracks from designer to developer to business. The sessions were also broken down into skill levels so you could go to beginner, intermediate or advanced sessions.

Fueling the Conversation at ExactTarget's Connections 2010

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This last week I had the opportunity to attend this year's ExactTarget Connections Conference. So what exactly is the conversation and how do you go about fueling it? CEO & Co-founder Scott Dorsey probably described it best when he explained that a brand is the sum of all conversations.

CMS Expo 2010 - Drupal, Joomla, WordPress and Plone

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This month I had the privilege of attending the CMS Expo in Evanston, IL, just outside of Chicago. This was my first time to Chicago and I know now why they call it "The Windy City." No, the people there are not full of hot air, it really was very windy.

PHP Error Reporting

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Troubleshooting PHP and the Elusive Missing Curly Brace

Web Development Tools: Using Firefox Add-ons to make development simpler

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I won't get into the argument of why I think Firefox is the best browser for now, but I will list some great development tools that can be found using Firefox Add-ons. Some of these are amazing and I use them daily and some are just fun to have.

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