Entries Tagged as 'Design and Programming'

Google Wave Reinvents Email

Monday, October 5th, 2009  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   4 Comments  |   


Just watched the demonstration of the new Google Wave. Very impressive product that I can’t wait to try out! Does someone out there have an invite they can send me? (Thanks for the hook up Summit Media!) It takes the best features of online communication – social media, instant messaging, and email – and integrates [...]

Consultants, Replace Your Tired Website with a Blog

Tuesday, October 30th, 2007  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   3 Comments  |   


I was talking to a leadership consultant over coffee and we started discussing websites and blogs. He has a company site, but like many, it doesn’t get updated much and is used as the primary introduction to his business – an online brochure, more or less. I suggested he should start a blog. Then, I [...]

Starting an e-business: A Beginner’s Guide

Saturday, March 17th, 2007  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   No Comments  |   


Starting an e-business (i.e. a business based entirely upon a website) is not as simple as many people think. The notion that you can come up with an idea, create the website and then sit back and count the cash is, in my experience, pervasive, and yet nothing could be further from the truth.
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Bombay Calling: Enjoyable Documentary about Outsourcing Telemarketing to India

Monday, December 11th, 2006  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   5 Comments  |   


I saw an excellent documentary over the weekend called Bombay Calling. It’s about the outsourcing of telemarketing by western-based companies to call centers in India. The documentary focuses on a team of young Indians working at a large call center called “Epicenter” and chronicles their successes and failures in pitching and selling telephone services [...]

Revolutionary Pen-Size Computer Uses Bluetooth Technology

Monday, November 27th, 2006  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   48 Comments  |   


A revolutionary new miniature computer is being worked on in Japan that comes in the shape of a pen that you can slip in to your pocket. It projects a monitor and keyboard on any flat surface that you can begin using like any regular PC computer. With its Bluetooth technology, it recognizes your [...]

The 25 Worst Web Sites… Guess who is No. 1?

Friday, September 15th, 2006  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   4 Comments  |   


PC World put out its top 25 Wort Sites ever. Many date back to the early dot.com era where online scams and ill-conceived sites were the norm. However, their No. 1 pick happens to be one of today’s most popular sites in the world… and I couldn’t agree with this pick more. Despite the site’s [...]

How to Be a Compassionate Designer for Passionate Customers

Tuesday, September 12th, 2006  |  by Rajan Sodhi  |   No Comments  |   


David Armano on Marketingprofs.com shares his insight on how design helps develop passionate users in the new “experience economy” where businesses must deliver a brand experience that is desired and differentiated. But in order to design for passionate users, designers must be compassionate in their approach. Parking one’s ego is the first step. David provides [...]