>QLogitek.com relaunched

>I have not blogged in a while, 29 days to be exact. I think it is fair to say I have been busy over the last few months. I (@TheSaaSGuy) have not been tweeting either !

I was busy in the design, development, and launch of QLogitek’s new English and French websites. The site was launched on May 29 thanks to the efforts of QL’s development team and ops team. The design was done by a team from India, Impinge Solutions and the CMS development was done by a team from Barrie, Ontario, Pavliks.

At the end of evaluating numerous CMSs (Joomla, MovableType, Drupal, and others) we settled on Sitefinity, from Telerik. I am very happy with our choice, especially because as a .net shop our dev team is able to work on creating user controls (more on this later). Before finishing this post I would like to say we have done really with all search engine related goals ( more on this in the next post).

QLogitek.com relaunched

I have not blogged in a while, 29 days to be exact. I think it is fair to say I have been busy over the last few months. I (@TheSaaSGuy) have not been tweeting either !

I was busy in the design, development, and launch of QLogitek’s new English and French websites. The site was launched on May 29 thanks to the efforts of QL’s development team and ops team. The design was done by a team from India, Impinge Solutions and the CMS development was done by a team from Barrie, Ontario, Pavliks.

At the end of evaluating numerous CMSs (Joomla, MovableType, Drupal, and others) we settled on Sitefinity, from Telerik. I am very happy with our choice, especially because as a .net shop our dev team is able to work on creating user controls (more on this later). Before finishing this post I would like to say we have done really with all search engine related goals ( more on this in the next post).

>Clickpass and Disqus

>I am an ardent user of many web2.0 tools. I especially appreciate tools that simplify and enrich user experience. Yesterday I signed up and started trial of two services – Clickpass and DISQUS.

Clickpass makes OpenID easy to use and brings the benefits of single-sign-on to everyone. Did you know 60% of us use the same password on every site we visit! Any way, the single sign on and multiple identity world is approaching sooner than later thanks to competition between Facebook’s Facebook Connect, and Google’s Friend Connect to control the socialweb.
Long live competition.