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audience be using when viewing my website?' I know it sounds a
little too personal, and a little strange [...] Read More »
Floating elements aside, CSS Specificity is one of the most difficult concepts to grasp in Cascading Style sheets.
Aside from floating elements, Specificity is one of the most difficult concepts of css to understand. If we look at the definition of specificity, the following is probably the best interpretation related to CSS:
- Specificity
- a type of weighting that has a bearing on how your cascading style sheet (CSS) rules are displayed.
The Important Stuff
If you have two (or more) conflicting CSS [...] Read More »IGLOO prides itself on our system reliability and dependability. Some customers are experiencing intermittent issues with search.
Summary:
- Some customers are reporting intermittant issues when searching within their community.
Problem Resolution:
- We recommend that you check the following:
- End users - try repeating your search
The IGLOO technical team is investigating and testing other potential causes.
Next Steps:
- IGLOO Customer Support will continue to update this blog as new information becomes available.
Updates:
- July 22 - Improvements have been made that mitigate the issue but don't entirely resolve it. We are continuing to investigate this issue.
IGLOO prides itself on our system reliability and dependability. Some customers are experiencing intermittent issues with document upload.
Summary:
- Some customers (not all) are reporting a time out error when trying to upload documents.
Problem Resolution:
- We recommend that you check the following:
- Contact your internet provider to see if they are experiencing any bandwidth issues.
- Try uploading single documents rather then using the multiple file upload feature.
The IGLOO technical team is investigating and testing potential causes.
Next Steps:
- IGLOO Customer Support will continue to update this blog as new information becomes available.
Resolution:
July 22nd - System improvements were made that have resolved this issue. Thank [...] Read More »IGLOO prides itself on our system reliability and dependability. Some customers are experiencing intermittent issues with community invitations and registrations.
Summary:
- Some customers are reporting that they are not receiving their emial registration confirmation emails and/or email invitations.
Problem Resolution:
- We believe that some the problem is due to some overzealous
email spam filters at our customer sites. We recommend that you
check the following:
- IT managers - check your email spam filter rules
- End users - check your "Junk Folder" in your email client for emails from IGLOO Inc. or the Community Owner
The IGLOO technical team is also investigating and testing other potential causes.
Next Steps:
IGLOO Customer Support will continue to update [...] Read More »Buying from a startup requires research and the ability to ask executives the hard questions but the payoff can be huge.
“Our pricing starts at about $5,000 or $10,000 and you're up and running in seconds,” said Latendre. On enterprise platforms like SharePoint, you’re going to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars and 12 to 18 months of time to get something live. Not to mention the whole slew of professional services that you’ve got to overlay on top of it.”
http://www.itworldcanada.com/Mobile/ViewArticle.aspx?title=&id=idgml-c964c92a-0fac-42b0-a5f6-8d1cd2fff68c&format=Print
ComputerWorld Canada (04 Jul 2008)
By: Rafael Ruffolo
“As an IT manager, are you going to put your reputation on the line that five guys from a small startup in Vancouver are to deliver for your organization,” asked Jevon MacDonald, blogger and co-founder at StartupNorth.ca.
It’s a question that IT managers at large and medium-sized enterprises alike have faced for years. Those who have avoided venturing to smaller firms cite lack of experience, expertise, and stability as the reasons for staying away. But amidst pressures from employees looking for innovative [...] Read More »IGLOO Software attended the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston this past June. It was a very informative event, providing attendees with a snapshot of new emerging web 2.0 and social networking trends identified by thought leaders from around the world. Many companies stopping by our booth for a demo told us the biggest takeaway from the conference was a more informed knowledge of how these tools can create a more connected enterprise.
IGLOO Software attended the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston
this past June 2008. It was a very informative event, providing
attendees with a snapshot [...] Read More »
Every Wednesday we have a maintenance window when we do system upgrades, performance improvements and various other things that allow us to improve our offerings. As stated in my previous blog, these generally go un-noticed by our customers however this evening there will be some improvements that require our services to be offline for approximately 30 minutes between 8pm and 9pm EST.
We thank you in advance for your understanding and look forward to providing you fast, reliable service.
IGLOO Customer Support
The Boston Entrepreneur's Weblog
Leading blogger names IGLOO leading contender out of Enterprise 2.0 Show in Boston
"....one company stood out as the shining star; IGLOO Corporate Social Networking encompasses solutions for internal business needs such as collaboration, knowledge sharing, and content management."
http://thebostonentrepreneur.wordpress.com/2008/06/16/enterprise-20-winner/
Earlier this week I attended the Demo Pavilion at the Enterprise 2.0 conference at the Westin Waterfront in Boston. I find the current social networking in business boom quite trivial. Opportunities in business social networking are apparent, but I believe corporate demand is much less than the supply of start-ups attempting to capture the market. Most companies fighting for the limited demand at the demo lacked completeness, only single pieces to [...] Read More »Canada’s largest high-tech association urges citizens to get involved, give input; creates social network powered by IGLOO Software
Ottawa, Ontario, June 17, 2008 -- The Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA) today praised a City of Ottawa Task Force report advocating the strategic leveraging of Information Technology (IT) to improve access to city services and lower the cost of service delivery.
“This is an extremely important report,” said CATA Executive Vice President [...] Read More »
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