Simplifying Electrical Allocation

With upwards of 800,000 square feet of office space, more than 35 tenants, and an ever-changing mix of meters and electrical allocation, Ellis Preserve needed a way to allocate electrical charges for each tenant.

Digitizing a Print Magazine

When SIAM wanted to modernize their monthly news journal website and merge it with their other blogs, they needed a solution that allowed their team to easily create dynamic articles and a plan to migrate existing content to the new format.

Making Data Actionable

With thousands of miles of pipeline and hundreds of leak detectors in the ground, this water and waste recycling company was overloaded with data it didn’t know how to act on.

Automated Email Processing

For this law firm, implementing intelligent technology solutions sped up existing processes, freeing valuable time for their entire team.

Migrating Matters to the Cloud

When this fast-growing law firm wanted to switch matter management systems, they knew they needed to get their data up to par and create an intuitive, repeatable workflow for their team.

Custom Software for Marketing Research

For decades, marketing research was a people-powered, pen-and-pencil industry. To switch to a technically-driven process, this marketing research company needed a technical partner who could understand their existing systems — both technical and non — and create a forward-looking plan to take their processes online.

Effortless Sales Tracking

With a sales process that was documented through email and a mix of spreadsheets, Xelerate needed to manage and track their sales more efficiently. Within 8 weeks, Salesforce, the world’s #1 CRM system, was configured to suite as a primary system for Xelerate’s internal processes.

An Online Gallery for Rare Book Collectors

With truly unique inventory and a service-based approach to sales, this retail operation needed a sophisticated solution to manage, advertise, and sell their products to customers around the world.

Smarter Content Management

When their website ballooned to more than 5,000 pages, this non-profit needed a strategy to streamline and condense their existing web content, a plan for the future, and a website to house it — all while designing a new brand identity, too.

DNS: The Internet’s GPS

This week, I’m going to discuss DNS records. DNS is an acronym that stands for Domain Name System, and chances are that if you have ever configured web hosting, you have probably pulled a hair out over the configuration of these records. I feel you, don’t fret. Here is everything you need to know about DNS […]