Author: GiGs

The top 10 Windows group policy settings

Get these 10 settings right, and you’ll go a long way toward making your Windows environment more secure. Each of these falls under the Computer Configuration\Windows Setting\Security Settings leaf. Rename the Local Administrator Account: If the bad guy doesn’t know the name of your Administrator account, he’ll have a much harder time hacking it. Disable […]

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Java 9 features announced!

Oracle has taken its development of Java 9 up a gear. A preliminary set of Java Enhancement Proposals (JEPs) for the next major release 9 has appeared on OpenJDK. And this time, Oracle are talking real features. Previous early access releases of JDK9 were restricted exclusively to “bug fixes and small enhancements only”. New APIs […]

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My experience  throughout  this course is something  treasurable. load of information are accumulated during the training. i know how to create a distinct informative blogs passing out  informative   information  to my views and also know to plan every page and lines of my blogs so also using media for information  dissemination. the theory part was so adoring most  especially  when it come to the using of  camera  for video coverage during our interview with Ben  Shirley and using the adobe priemier for its product. all this really open my inner eyes to all what have been lacking in business work. i am very sure i am improving lately in digital  marketing.

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BLUEPRINT FOR INFORMATION ARCHITECTS

Wurman is chairman and creative director of the TED Conferences, which focus on the converging fields of technology, entertainment, and design. In 1976 he coined the term “information architect” and declared himself the first of many to come. Since then he’s mentored a generation of creative disciples who work with words, pictures, and video. One […]

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Information Architecture creative analysis

Information Architecture creative analysis

Create a form that includes the features that your client’s website will include and add additional features as they are found on the competitor’s websites. Also create a sheet for each competitor which contains a brief analysis of their site.

Juude group of company. (2009). Information Architecture creative analysis. Available: http://www.juude.info/information-architecture/analysis.htm. Last accessed 10th Oct. 2013.

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From IBM Editor: How to conduct a Web site competitive analysis

From IBM Editor: How to conduct a Web site competitive analysis

Conducting a competitive analysis is an important part of the job if you’re a usability engineer or information architect. A good competitive analysis not only produces usability metrics but also aids decision makers in their strategic goal-setting and planning. Done right, a good competitive analysis can steer a Web development project in the right direction.

The day will come when you’re sitting happily at your desk and someone from marketing or business development will come into your office and ask you to do a competitive analysis for them. The company is launching a news site or portal, and the decision makers want to be sure that their site will stand up to the competition.

http://www.ibm.com (01 Oct 2002). Thomas Myer (tom@tripledogdaremedia.com). Triple Dog Dare Media, Hints and tips for doing it right. 

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Mobile network operators may have to pay more than four times the current amount to use the radio spectrum, under new proposals from Ofcom

The proposed new costs reflect a huge leap in the amount networks will have to pay the regulator for using the spectrum – our concern is that it will be consumers who are left to foot the bill. click here for more  details.  

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