How many times when speaking with a prospective client about timeframes have you heard, “Yesterday!” or “ASAP!”? And how many times have you wanted to reply back, “So, why didn’t you call me, oh…six months ago”? Although frustrating, many times this sense of urgency isn’t exactly what

Snowbound is running a three-part blog series on the end of applets and what the future holds for web applications. Check back on and Friday for the final installment: Part 1 (Monday): The Clock is Ticking to Replace Your Java Applet Part 2 (Wednesday): Why Browser Plug-Ins are Being

Snowbound is running a three-part blog series on the end of applets and what the future holds for web applications. Check back on Friday for the final installment: Part 1 (Monday): The Clock is Ticking to Replace Your Java Applet Part 2 (Wednesday): Why Browser Plug-Ins are Being Phas

Snowbound is running a three-part blog series on the end of applets and what the future holds for web applications. Check back on Wednesday and Friday for the other installments: Part 1 (Monday): The Clock is Ticking to Replace Your Java Applet Part 2 (Wednesday): Why Browser Plug-Ins

Yesterday, I brought my car to my shiny, huge car dealership. Brand new cars everywhere. The dealership is so busy they have over 100 loaners for their customers. However, what they don’t have is a viewing system for the millions of paper pages of car service record documents they sto