YouTube Video Converter 

Filed under: Communications, Computers And Technology, Information, Internet And Businesses Online, Related Topics, Web Innovation Industry, Web Innovation Tips on Friday, August 27th, 2010 by Greg | No Comments

Youtube is one of the most popular sites on the web today. There are millions of videos on the website and more videos are being uploaded by people everyday. It’s really difficult not to love this because it’s free, you can watch any video any time of the day, and there’s always an interesting video that is worth watching over and over. It’s because of this reason that you can download a youtube video converter online.

The youtube video converter is compatible for both Mac and Windows. How exactly does it work? Well first off, after installing the program you are now able to download any youtube video you want, including the high definition videos. After downloading them you can convert them to any popular video, such as AVI, MPEG, MP4, and DivX. Then you’re free to upload them into any device like your phone, iPod, PSP, PS3, any other mobile device.

There are dozens of amazing features on this program; the one that boldly stands out is the stand-alone youtube video browser. There is a browser that pops up that allows you to look for any youtube video you want, as if you were on the actual youtube website. With a single click of the right-click mouse button you can directly download any video you want. You can download as many videos as you want and they will all be converted at a fast downloading pace, which adjusts the converting speed with the number of youtube videos you download.

SharePoint 2010 Excel Services – Take your Spreadsheets Online 

Filed under: Information on Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 by Greg | Comments Off

SharepointIf your team has difficulty managing and maintain Excel workbooks developed over the years for your business, then it can benefit from the convenience provided by SharePoint Excel Services.
SharePoint’s Excel Services, first introduced in Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, is a service application that enables you to load, calculate, and display Microsoft Excel workbooks on Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010. Excel Services help you to reuse and share Excel workbooks on SharePoint Server 2010 portals and dashboards. For instance, financial analysts, business planners, etc. can create content in Excel sheets and share it with others by using a SharePoint Server 2010 portal and dashboard—without writing custom code. The data displayed can be controlled by you. You can maintain a single version of your Excel workbook.

Take advantage of SharePoint Excel Services and other useful features of SharePoint 2010 hosting, SharePoint Foundation hosting or SharePoint Server 2010 – with shared or dedicated hosting by a SharePoint 2010 hosting provider.

Excel Services is built on ASP.NET and SharePoint Foundation technologies and includes the following core components:
Excel Web Access: Excel Web Access is a viewer page and an Excel Services Web Part that you can add to any Web Parts page in SharePoint Server 2010. Excel Web Access renders (in other words, creates the HTML for) live Excel workbooks on a Web page, and enables the user to interact with those workbooks and explore them.
Excel Web Services: Excel Web Services is the Excel Services component that provides programmatic access to its Web service. You can develop applications that call Excel Web Services to calculate, set, and extract values from workbooks, and to refresh external data connections. By using Excel Web Services, you can incorporate server-side workbook logic into an application, automate the updating of Excel workbooks, and create application-specific user interfaces around server-side Excel calculation.
User-defined functions (UDFs): Excel Services UDFs enable you to use formulas in a cell to call custom functions that are written in managed code and deployed to SharePoint Server 2010.
ECMAScript (JavaScript, JScript): The ECMAScript object model in Excel Services enable developers to customize, automate, and drive the Excel Web Access Web Part control on a page. By using the ECMAScript object model, you can build mashups and other integrated solutions that interact with one or more Excel Web Access Web Part controls on a page or an iframe with script on the page. It also enables you to add more capabilities to your workbooks and code around them.
Representational State Transfer (REST) service: The REST API in Excel Services enables you to access workbook parts or elements directly through a URL. The URL contains a “marker” path, which is the entry point to an .aspx page, to the workbook file location, and to the path to the requested element inside the workbook.
Excel Calculation Services: The role of Excel Calculation Services is to load workbooks, calculate workbooks, call custom code (UDFs), and refresh external data. It also maintains the session state for interactivity. Excel Calculation Services maintains a session for the duration of interactions with the same workbook by a user or caller.

Excel Services supports many features and scenarios which include the following:

o Business Intelligence Portal and Workbook Analysis: A business intelligence portal displays scorecards and reports, and enables users to explore data by using only a browser. Excel Services participates in the BI Center by providing the ability to calculate and expose Excel-based content on integrated BI dashboards.
o Workbooks Management: The workbook management capability of the Excel services maintain only one copy of a workbook created and changed by a trusted author in a central, secure place. It secures and protects workbook models and back-end data. Excel services also helps create snapshots of a workbook.
o Custom Applications: Excel Services help create custom applications—for example, ASP.NET applications—that
1. Call Excel Web Services to access, parametrize, and calculate workbooks.
2. Open, refresh external data, set cells or ranges, recalculate, participate in collaborative editing sessions with other applications or people, save, and save as.
3. Use custom workflows to schedule calculation operations or send e-mail notifications.
Above all this, in multiple server configurations, Excel Services load-balances requests across multiple Excel Calculation Services occurrences in a farm configuration. If your installation includes multiple application servers, Excel Services will balance the load in an attempt to help ensure that no single application server is overloaded by requests.

Innovation Techniques 

Filed under: Web Innovation Tips on Saturday, July 10th, 2010 by Greg | Comments Off

innovation techniquesUnderstanding that innovation is a process that is dynamic and creative will help to put you in the correct mind frame. It cannot be encapsulated in a how-to, step-by-step series. Innovation is a presentation of wide ranging skills in creatively monitoring and understanding the needs of users and develops structures for the Web that will address those needs.

The World Wide Web is dynamic, competitive, highly entangled and oftentimes continuously available, global service, Web development never stops. The operating space of the Web constantly changes depending on users wants and needs. Key to approaching this dynamic property of the Web is to keep all web development processes operating. Continuous reevaluation will help to adjust to new conditions.

Web Applications Perspective 

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According to David Malouf of Symbol Technologies, RIA or Rich Internet Applications have been the center of discussion for the past few years with regards to Internet technologies. The release of Flash MX which triggered the topic conversations was due to the change in focus of Flash MX which shifted its approach from an interactive animation studio development to the present development environment. This change to an applications development environment brought to focus what the real definition of an RIA. With the inceptions of greater number of developers in the field, the question of what became a question of how in terms of technology and not simply by the design.

Focus on Web Innovation 

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focus on web innovationThe Web is now in a phase where we need to integrate, reflect and understand recent technologies and how they fit together in a bigger picture. Consolidation is picking up pace but innovation seems to be slowing down.

Much of the attention is concentrated on the integration of big Internet companies of Web 2.0 features. The need to integrate is there but it is not almost as important as the Web innovations that need to be pursued. Actual innovations must be the center of thought of every blogger, businessperson and entrepreneur to get things back on track. Mobile Web is a good example to pursue especially with the type of impact of the Internet on communication.

Defining Innovation 

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defining innovationThe process of continuously improving the quality and usability of the Web in order to meet and exceed the users expectations is defined as innovation. Innovation also involves finding unique or creative ways in improving the elements and contents of the Web or engages the Webs audience.

Some important points to focus on when thinking of Web innovations are:
1. Key Innovation Practices

  • Continuously and creatively pursue improvements aimed at meeting user needs.
  • Use analysis, user testing, and focus groups as basis in identifying new user needs.
  • Find new technologies that help to meet user needs better.

2. Key Innovation Resources

  • Explore the entries in the Internet to get an idea of some interesting and innovative webs.
  • Quality of Information
  • Productivity and quality centers

Mobile Web Browsing Just Got Better 

Filed under: Web Innovation Industry on Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 by editor | Comments Off


Blogging and reading sites off a mobile phone is akin to reading off a website from the early days of the internet: text-heavy, very little images, slow, and cumbersome. This is more likely due to both your smartphone’s hardware and integrated web browser. With the invention of better and more technologically capable smartphones, you’d expect some improvements with the browser as well. Well, here comes Skyfire to make your mobile web viewing so much better.

The new mobile browser brings the true internet (like you’d experience from your desktop or laptop computer) to Windows Mobile smartphones. Flash-advertisements, YouTube, MySpace, Facebook – any and all web-pages load in speedy fashion thanks to Skyfire’s behind-the-scenes server-magic. With integrated Flash support, animated/interactive advertisements come to life, embedded videos play in the browser, and Flash-based web-pages are finally viewable.

Available for Windows Mobile 5 and 6. It can be integrated whether your smartphone is touch or non-touchscreen. It is currently still under beta testing.
More info on this site.

Marketing Web Innovations 

Filed under: Web Innovation Industry on Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 by Greg | Comments Off

marketing web innovationsThe birth and growth of the world Wide Web has opened up new avenues of business that are far from being considered traditional. The Internet has opened up a world of possibilities in almost all aspects of life and industry. Everyday new innovations and upgrades are being done by independent and major companies. These updates have opened up a whole new product market for individuals.

Working for a company that markets Web innovations and products have become more productive and have the ability to do more things at times working from the comfort of their homes. Never has there been a bigger market for ideas than the Internet. Marketing of Internet based programs and services have made the idea of the traditional sales person to another level. Online training is also possible now with audio-visual contents available on the World Wide Web.

Payment Fraud 

Filed under: General Topics on Sunday, January 10th, 2010 by edi | Comments Off

European Commission reported that payment fraud is still on fire in the face of recent strategies to bring down the crime and it really got the web community to demoralize their confidence in transacting over the internet.

The commission detailed information on countermeasures and fraud between 2004 upto 2007 revealed that although the number exposed crime is a small minority of the total number of buying and selling using the new implement payment services. Additionally the crime is progressively adding and moving toward to non face-to-face Internet transactions.

Lately the European Union legislation and tackle the concerns thru a payment services directive and a money laundering directive.

Game In Innovatoin 

Filed under: General Topics, Related Topics on Thursday, December 10th, 2009 by Greg | Comments Off

A few times or years so into the business trend of innovation, the dialouge around the space is changing. Some companies, like General Electric played just about with quick hits, gathered the low-hanging species in front of them, and moved on to the next thing. Some companies, such as Ford (F), have wrapped themselves in innovation terminology to keep them on doing business the way they always have.

The companies that are become conscious of the biggest bang for their innovation dough, however, are not on the front page any further. While out of the public eye, companies like Hewlett-Packard have been tunneling themselves into the bottom and doing the long, hard work of changing into innovation leaders for the long term. They can see the characters for innovation isn’t a mystery.