Getting yourself or your company out there is an important way to advertise in the digital age — after all, these days when people want to find something, they simply plug choice keywords into a search engine. Luckily, as online data and search has grown more advanced, around it has involved a science of boosting those rankings, which is used by many digital marketing companies. And, it’s effective — 85% of retailers surveyed said search marketing (including paid and SEO) was the most effective customer acquisition tactic, and 19% of brand marketers expect to significantly increase their paid search investments each year.

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The Cloud. You’ve heard it whispered in the halls, and seen it scrawled in the margins. It sounds like something from a children’s book, but the truth is that the “Cloud” is a very mystical name for a very concrete, tangible thing.

The cloud is simply a way of outsourcing storage. If you’ve ever lost all of your information from a computer crash, water damage, or an unfortunate mistake, you’ll know just how horrible it can be. Storing your information in the cloud is a way to trust a large company with your information, stored in huge facilities all around the world. Another added bonus of this system, besides the increased security, is the benefit of being able to access your information from literally anywhere, as long as you have internet access.

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From smartphones to personal computers, the internet is now considered the fastest, easiest, and most direct way for marketers to interact with customers. And while digital marketing is indeed an important strategy, many marketers make the mistake of using digital marketing as their sole means of promoting a business or service. In fact, by not utilizing custom digital printing, they are missing out on a guaranteed chance of visibility, as they are a real-time marketing strategy for growing and maintaining a customer base.

Not convinced? Here are 4 proven benefits of custom printing items as a means of effective advertisement:

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Many small pharmacies have a hard time competing with the larger chains. The reason is that bigger stores can often offer better rewards programs and have a wider variety of products for sale. The good news for smaller pharmacies is that they can offer services customers like such as delivery services and a personal touch while giving customers some of the same things big chain stores can. The way they do this is by using new point of sale systems. Pharmacy pos systems can help smaller pharmacies in a lot of ways such as with product inventory management.

7 Ways a Pharmacy Point of Sale System Can Help You Grow Your Business:

1. They can help you provide better customer service. Using a POS system for your pharmacy can help you keep patient information

So you just moved into your new place or you want your current work space to be a little cooler. Now you’re going to tackle building your very home network! How exciting! It’s very important not to overlook some of the smaller details that go into your new set up. You might think you have all the necessary equipment but then you realize those 10 ft cables aren’t going to cut it, perhaps a 500 ft Ethernet cable will do the trick? Or you thought you had all the correct stuff, but then you realize you never bought a surge protector to finish the job. The big purchases are up to you, we want to help you out with some of the smaller stuff.

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Computers are at the forefront of our lives these days, whether we’re conducting business or going about our personal lives. New developments and rapid changes seem to be at the heart of this technology and many people find it frustrating to try and keep up. As soon as we’ve mastered one big software change, another one sweeps in a few months later. It can be dizzying. For businesses trying to make the most of the new technology, computer support is absolutely necessary. Businesses may require anything ranging from an IT consulting firm, a business

Recent advances in 3D laser scanning services could soon allow industrial facilities to drastically reduce their inspection cost. Previously, obtaining a thorough cross-section of an test object could take several hours, but laser inspection equipment is now capable of generating a complete image — without internal shading — in seconds.

Having high-resolution images that are contain more than 1,000,000 “data points” and which are accurate to between five and 200 microns could practically revolutionize the field of non destructive testing in both an industrial and a medical context. The full technical implications of newer 3D laser scanning services remain unexplored — for the moment — but researchers should be able to generate industrial prototypes more rapidly than ever before.

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The rise of industrial CT scanning has given way to a much easier way of testing products in the field before they get to market. Inevitably, this can save companies time and money, while also saving consumers a lot of grief. Wall thickness analysis is one of the most important pieces to come out of the industrial CT scanning services.

A wall thickness analysis is designed to help identify any variations in wall thickness, which ends up costing manufacturers a ton of money if they are running a high volume of product with that defect. This is because products must have a certain thickness to them in order to be structurally sound and withstand pressure. Our product allows you to input a specified thickness range. You can then scan your product through and it will show you a color coded map where that thickness varies. From there, you can ascertain whether those variants are safe for the public or not.

This scanning process enables manufacturers to cut down on production and inspection costs. It can also decrease failure analysis costs by between 25% and 75% compared to current technology. A computerized tomography (CT) (or “computerized axial tomography” (CAT) scan) uses the data from several x-ray images inside of a body in order to convert them into pictures on a computer monitor. Tomography is the process of taking a 2-dimensional image of a section through a 3-dimensional object. CT scanning was invented by Godfrey Hounsfield of EMI Laboratories in 1972, and by South African-born physicist Allan Cormack of Tufts University, Massachusetts. They were both awarded a Nobel Prize for their work, which contributed to health and science. CAT scans are currently used in nearly every hospital.

In an industrial setting, this technology allows manufacturers to make sure the product they are distributing is safe, cost effective, and correct. This is why many are jumping on the bandwagon and investing in this great technology.

Industrial CT scanning is a powerful new application of 3D scanning technology. Processes that were once native to the medical realm, such as X-raying and 3D scanning, have now been integrated into industries as wide-ranging as forensics, engineering, geology and many more. The resulting paradigm shift has made difficult tasks like reverse engineering and non destructive testing more accessible, reduced the costs of product inspection and failure analysis by 25% to 75%, and revolutionized the world of industrial production.

Prior to the application of CT scanning to industrial part inspection in 2009, the prime means of inspection were touch probe, line of sight scanning and 2D X-ray inspection. Although each of these technologies was effective in their own right, they each suffered from various flaws and faults in the key process of capturing internal part data. Over time, our company refined our application of CT scanning to the industrial process, accumulating a variety of metrology equipment and 3D scanning technology, until we established a means by which we could perform large volumes of highly detailed inspection work.

Industrial CT scanning inspection services are now available and useful for a wide variety of tasks across the full spectrum of industries. This comes at a time where data and information have come to constitute a huge force within the industrial economy. Developing nations such as China have increased production by about 8% in December 2014, and total industrial production increased 0.9 points in the course of the last year. The global demand for efficient and effective industrial production is growing, necessitating the continued improvement and refinement of 3D scanning technology that can perform the tasks of failure analysis and production inspection to the greatest degree of accuracy.

Today, this technology has been used for industrial fiber analysis, cone beam CT imaging, wall thickness analysis and many other functions and services. Contact us for more information, or leave your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.

Building brand loyalty is one of the most important and profitable things a company can do nowadays. A single repeat customer spends about 67% more than a new one, and building loyalty with just 5% more customers could lead to an increased average profit per customer of between 25% and 100%. The keys to building brand loyalty — at least for Millennials — are a great product (which 77% reported was important), and brand recognition (which 69% said was important).

So it’s interesting that Google just reinvented its logo.

Switching things up is not one of the newest brand development strategies, nor is it all that uncommon. Spotify, for example, also recently revamped its logo. What’s interesting, though, is the reason why Google changed its logo, and what its function is.

Gizmodo reports that the reason for the creative change-up is because it doesn’t need as much of a logo as it needs a constantly morphing identity that can resonate across mediums.

It’s the first, major, innovative design change in a whopping 16 years, and even uses a totally custom, creative, new typeface called Product Sans. Yep — as part of its brand development process, Google has cut its serifs off, and apparently it’s for functional purposes, not exclusively aesthetics.

According to Co.Design, using a sans-serif font is not “some attempt at dot com cool.” The “streamlined glyphs shrink down to tiny sizes with more legibility than the more ornamental serif lettering. And so Google has created a logo that can read as well on a 2.5-inch Android Wear watch face as it does your 50-inch TV playing Chromecast.”
In other words, Google found a solution as scientific as it is creative to represent itself across a plethora of constantly evolving digital mediums.

Go check out the new Google logo, and tell us what you think!