We’ve always had a strong relationship with Portland State University but we’ve known we could do more. In the Spring of 2010 Dean Ren Su, Professor Warren Harrison and I came together to discuss new opportunities. PSU is uniquely situated to be an excellent source of talent for downtown Portland companies, in fact, many of our
Our Response to Google’s Query String Security Announcement
Yesterday Google announced changes to their default search experience for users signed in to a Google account – http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/10/making-search-more-secure.html When Google makes a change like this there’s usually some confusion and this is no exception. As with the Instant Search changes last September – read our post here – we’re working with the Google Search
Architecting for Customer Feedback
WOW! what an eventful summer – I was so focused on our product releases of Summer ’09 (Analytics 9!) and the upcoming Fall ’09 that I neglected this space. I can’t argue with this priority given the results. And, from the overwhelmingly positive feedback from our customers, soon to be customers and partners it appears
Unfettered Data Access – what does it really mean?
Having access to one’s own data seems a pretty simple concept. Yet many companies, who are entrusted with their customer’s data, make it challenging for their customers to actually get their data in a reliable and usable manner. Some of the reasons cited are technical such as architectural limitations or lack of sufficient infrastructure that