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The Zen of Creative Content Development
Posted by: DSL Web Team on: February 27, 2010
Development of relevant content for the Web isn’t about trying to force yourself on others. It’s all about the reader – the only reason why copy even exists. It’s their needs, their interests, desires and motivations that really good content works at to engage.
Basic Components of Digital Document Management Systems
Posted by: DSL Web Team on: December 27, 2009
The truth of the matter is estimates show that a typical worker takes about 12 minutes to process a single document in work environments where DMS are absent. Nine of these 12 minutes are spent just searching for, retrieving and refiling the document. This means that only three minutes are actually spent using the information found. Multiply that by the number of workers across you organisation and you get a clearer picture of how much time and money is wasted in unproductive activities as far as processing documents are involved.
Digital Document Management Systems
Posted by: DSL Web Team on: December 25, 2009
Organisations don’t have to drastically change the way their people work to improve efficiency of work processes. By employing quality digital document management systems (DMS), organisations of any stripe and flavour can reduce overall document-related costs significantly – simply by eliminating the clutter and limitations of paper.
The World Wild Web
Posted by: DSL Web Team on: December 22, 2009
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Google will start recognising faster websites ahead of slower ones in search results along with content, keywords and links. Under this new order of ranking, slower sites may eventually find it harder to rank higher.
Designing Websites For Users
Posted by: DSL Web Team on: December 22, 2009
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These days, most websites Digital Summit designs and develops are characterised as being user-centered and able to facilitate communication, information-sharing, interoperability and, when required, collaboration on the Web.