The term “Web 2.0″ is (and has been for a while) one of the most over-used and misunderstood phrases in business. I always get a chuckle when someone says they are “all about web 2.0″, when in actuality, they have no clue what it even means. They often use it to represent the “generic comeback” …
According to the latest news reports, consumer spending on “Black Friday” was up 5% from 2005. The only exception being Walmart, which didn’t have much in the way of positive news. Same-store sales in November were far below their already soft forecasts. Then of course, there was the debacle with Walmart.com’s web site practically being …
What you don’t know about the video game industry just might surprise you. Generating revenues in excess of $10B in 2005, it has well eclipsed the $9B Hollywood film industry. What if I told you that the conditions were ripe for an explosion in this sector in Georgia?
Everyone loves a good “bad customer service” story. Unless, of course, you are the customer. Bad customer service stories are abound these days in the blogosphere, and I was hesitant to contribute to that pile. That is, until the goat rodeo we experienced last night with FedEx.
Happy new year, Atlanta! ‘Twas the season to be jolly, and for good reason! 2005 was a banner year for doing business in Georgia, and we are positioned very nicely for an even greater return in 2006.