Monthly Archives: May 2011

Multiscreen Madness: MaximumPC Puts Monitors to the Gaming Test

Whether you’re a gamer or not, who wouldn’t want to spend time at work playing videos games with your boss encouraging it? Amber Bouman, Katherine Stevenson and Loyd Case of MaximumPC, along with their testers: Online Associate Editor Alan Fackler, … Continue reading

Posted in Christine Rojewski, Reviews, Technology Industry | 33 Comments

The Sustainability Curve for Business

CFO magazine reports on the state of sustainability in its May 2011 issue. Sustainability can be thought of as a company’s stewardship quotient. The Environmental Protection Agency defines it as “policies and strategies that meet society’s present needs without compromising the … Continue reading

Posted in Philip Anast, Technology Industry | 18 Comments

Are Mid-sized companies getting squeezed out of social media?

The Worldcom Public Relations Group has added some insight to the use of social media within B2B marketing.  The Group’s B2B Practice Group recently conducted an independent survey which featured 100+ respondents from companies in North America and Western Europe, … Continue reading

Posted in B2B, Dennis Collins | 26 Comments

How to Avoid the Social Media Fail Whale

The world of social media can be overwhelming for even the most marketing-savvy organizations. Figuring out how to prioritize the channels you want to target and the conversations you want to engage in is just a part of ensuring the … Continue reading

Posted in Social Media, Tim Boivin | 17 Comments

Putting the Value Back Into Customer Events

Most of us have been bored stiff at some time by attending a business event dominated by PowerPoint slideshows and poorly disguised sales pitches, while offering us little insight and advice regarding the issues we were wrestling with. It’s a … Continue reading

Posted in B2B, Lawren Markle, Marketing & Public Relations | 23 Comments