Computer Repair E-Book

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Design a Web Site

Starting a site design or re-design project for your company's website can be overwhelming with all the details you must decide on and consider. In doing so, the issue of SEO and web usability is quickly forgotten or placed low on the priority list.
Whether an e-commerce or business-to-business lead generating site, it is critical to the long-term performance of the site to implement not only the SEO factors in a site design, but to consider all elements of website usability in the equation.
Following are some helpful tips for SEO, web usability and higher web site conversion on a new site design or re-design project:
Site design: EASY always wins-out over good, smart or even better. If the site is EASY to get around, visitors will stay longer.
Visitors like small packages of info.
Visitors like structure.
Better design means Less Eye-Movement. Less eye-movement leads to higher conversion.

security software company Encentuate

IBM said Wednesday that it's bought security software company Encentuate for an undisclosed sum.
Encentuate, based in Redwood City, Calif., is a privately held company that helps companies manage passwords and access to their computer systems. IBM (NYSE: IBM) said the technology boosts productivity. It can also help companies fulfill their obligations under various regulatory requirements, including the Sarbanes-Oxley securities law and the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, better known as HIPAA.
Encentuate will be folded into Tivoli, IBM's security software unit.