When creating a website there are many questions to be asked.  Should I use a content management system (CMS)? If so, which one?  What features will I need? Is the software I plan on using overkill? In this episode of Ask A Sage, we look at the advantages and disadvantages of Joomla (an open-source content management system) to answer the questions above.  You can also find a powerpoint version of this video here or an embedded version after the jump.

Gregg

5 SEO Tips for Site Re-launch

Sep
24
2009
by Gregg

We often hear concerns around a site re-launch where someone will say "How do we keep our rankings when our site re-launches?" The standard answer is, "It depends."  For a more complete answer, we took the question to Ask A Sage and posted a quick video with 5 SEO Tips For a Site Re-launch.

A few days ago, I presented an overview of Google Analytics and the value that it brings to Delphic Sage and most importantly our clients.  Delphic Sage has a few employees that have been reviewing the Google Analytics IQ Lessons within the Conversion University. We are working to have a good amouint of our staff Google Analytics Qualified. If you have some time on your hand (seriously), check it out.  Also, I have posted the presentation on slideshare, which you can find right here and embedded link below.  Enjoy!

Tania

Top 5 Rules of Project Management

Sep
23
2009
by Tania

At Delphic Sage, we know the importance of keeping our projects on time and on budget. However, we also recognize the reality that many times staying on top of projects is more difficult than it sounds. How do we manage to keep our projects on track? Read more about our Top 5 Rules of Project Management.

I saw this a couple of weeks ago on slashdotAlan Turing, after who the Turing Award (list of past winners)is named, father of computer science, creator of the Turing Machine, the Halting Problem, and the Turing Test has received a posthumous apology from Britain's Prime Minister, Gordon Brown, for his treatment in the years following World War 2. Alan Turing, due to being a homosexual in 1950s Britain, was charged and convicted with 'gross indecency' and sentenced to chemical castration. This in effect, ended his career, and eventually lead to his suicide. In addition to being considered the "father of computer science", his efforts were crucial in the allied victory over Germany in WWII. The world would certainly be a much different place today had he never existed.

Better late than never. Read on for the full apology.

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