2 proposed US laws have the ability of crippling the internet and slowing down startup business growth. They are the Stop Online Privacy Act and Protect IP Act. Despite their names sounding like a good thing, what and how they … Continue reading
As small business owners, we often look at any upgrade and wonder if it is really necessary. The jump from QuickBooks 2009 to 2010 was very good, while I found the jump from 2010 to 2011 was not quite worth … Continue reading
For the last 4 years I have been using a desktop computer that has been upgraded piece by piece. A few of these upgrades came out of necessity because of failing components. Over the last couple months I have been dealing … Continue reading
Development of the latest WordPress plugin has just completed. WP Scheduled Styles allows a WordPress user to schedule the addition of CSS files. Scheduling these CSS files enables users to make minor modifications to their theme during seasons or special … Continue reading
2 years ago I created my first WordPress plugin in an attempt to simplify my web development. I figured I would help myself out, and perhaps a few others in creating a ready-to-use PNG transparency fix for IE6…because it is … Continue reading
When the ITegrity Solutions website was created, the content from 2 previous websites were merged into one. Because they were two different sites with different focuses, the merging didn’t result in the best experience. Today, a lot of the information … Continue reading
Earlier this week I learned about MailChimp. Taken from their home page: MailChimp helps you design email newsletters, share them on social networks, integrate with services you already use, and track your results. It’s like your own personal publishing platform. … Continue reading
Last week I was awarded by MTS for the innovative work I have been doing for them in the last few years. I was a recipient of the first “Innovative Work Processes and Technological Advancement” for the work I did … Continue reading
Last year I started to have the need of passing out business cards. Like many people starting off, I created my own using Microsoft Publisher. I went to the local stationary store and bought some sheets of blank business cards … Continue reading
I just finished checking our web statistics from Google, and I was pleased to see that our content is read by visitors in 43 countries! The top countries right now include the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, India and Malaysia. … Continue reading