Satinder Panesar

GWT systems pvt ltd

Entrepreneur & founder of GWT systems pvt ltd. Satinder's pragmatic approach helped the company not only to survive the worst IT crises but also managed to increase the clientèle. Satinder is currently working with green companies, around the world, and is promoting Green computing.

Popular Trends in Website Design For 2012

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Posted on 2012-03-15
With the arrival of the 2012, a major shift in the trends in website design took place.

The old and worn website designs from the previous year have now become a thing of the past and new web design trends seem to be showing up now.

Here is a list of the most popular 2012 trends in website design that not only includes some never before seen trends, but always those that many people might be quite familiar with.
- Oversized Headers/Logos
The trend of using oversized headers and logos as a means of impressing visitors has considerably grown in the current year.

Even though often the whole screen is taken up by these headers or logos, the idea behind them is to make the visitors remember the website.

However, more importantly, these oversized headers and logos seem to be a...
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Custom Mobile Applications To Help Your Restaurant Business Attract Customers

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Posted on 2012-01-06

By developing custom iPhone and Android apps for your restaurant business, you can open the doors for some of the best promotional strategies.

You can develop various mobile applications to help your restaurant business attract more customers within a shortest time. You just have to be more innovative in this to offer convenience and facility to your customers through your mobile apps.

Custom restaurant apps give you 24/7 access to your customer base. This can not only help in increasing your business as compared to your competitors, but will...

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Mobile Web Applications: 5 Reasons To Use Them To Engage Customers

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Posted on 2011-12-19

Today technology is growing rapidly and changing faster than ever. Today 96 percent of Americans use mobile phones not only for communications but also for texting and browsing the Internet. The popularity of smart phones and tablets is increasing day-by-day and they have now become very user friendly.

Today there is a high demand for innovative mobile applications that can be easily run on various types of smart phones. With this, mobile applications have dramatically changed the way business is done by enhancing their connectivity with companies and brand more than ever.

This has also resulted in a much better and rich user experience. If you are interested in providing that cutting edge to your business, it is very important for you to use the latest technology to your advantage by including the mobile web application development in your marketing plans, as this can go a long way in boosting not only...

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Mobile Applications Development: Creating Loyal Customers

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Posted on 2011-11-14

Mobile applications are increasingly being recognized by marketers as pretty powerful tools to help solidify relationships with customers and create very loyal followers in the process.

It is however important to realize that mobile applications development is not as easy as it may sound and it requires special skills and a deep understanding of exactly how it works best for your interests in reaching out to your customers.

To start with it is important to recognize the unique advantages that mobile phone applications bring to the table. People usually carry their mobile phones wherever they go.

What this means is that as a...

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A great leader behaves like one

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Posted on 2010-10-22

We are always searching for those attributes that make the difference between a good leader and great one. Leading others – and yourself – will become more deliberate, effortless and natural. Even leaders at the top of their craft need to occasionally brush up on some of these behaviors. Here’s a list of the behaviors and actions that set the leaders you admire most apart from the pack.

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Difference between Social CRM and traditional CRM

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Posted on 2010-10-15

Social CRM strategies and technology offerings should complement, but not replace traditional Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software — the platform businesses have traditionally used to hold and analyze customer data. While many traditional CRM solutions are highly regarded and excellent at automating processes, managing the customer data and provide management reports to track sales, Social CRM focuses on the relevant conversations taking place online and offline. Social CRM not only addresses how you will respond to this new kind of customer and the demands that he or she puts on your company, but also how you can engage non-traditional industry influencers like bloggers, independent analysts and customers who are passionate about brands.

How, when and where your business needs to engage with your customers has changed significantly and rapidly due to the...

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Social Media Won’t Fix Your Broken Business

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Posted on 2010-10-11

Whenever there is a new type of technology, media or fad of any kind everyone hops on the new wagon. The foolish think just because it’s new, the seat on the new wagon must be better. They think it will cost less, be easier, bring more customers. It is normal to look for a solution. To hope that something will fix the issues that keeps you up at night. It is normal to hope and dream of the day you can go to sleep without waking up in the middle of the night to solve a problem. Many do the same thing with social media. They think once they are on Twitter, have a Facebook page, and get everything automated their business problems will be solved. Sorry to break the news to you folks but it is simply not how it works.

The reality is that social media will probably highlight these issues even further. It may even shine like a strobe light on the very broken areas of your business. It may put departments, people and even individuals under pressure. Why? Because you will...

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Social Media and Business goals

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Posted on 2010-09-28

When it comes to business – and most importantly social media – measurement is still a vast, ongoing discussion that’s fraught with questions. Many of those questions start at the very beginning: How do I know I’m setting the right goals? As we’ve said many times before, the right goals for you are going to be heavily dependent upon your business. But, what we can talk about are the underlying reasons that most goals exist: to solve a problem.

One of you will undoubtedly point out – and you’d be right – that goals can often be set in order to create or capitalize upon new opportunities. But when you break down that opportunity into it’s pieces, what you’re again left with is a set of problems or challenges that need to be solved in order to put you on the path toward that opportunity. So when we say problem, think in terms of “thing that needs solving” versus a heavily negative connotation. Problems aren’t always bad things.

In a...

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Google App Engine

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Posted on 2010-09-21

Google App Engine is a platform to deploy and run web applications on Google‟s infrastructure. It comes with a dynamic web server with full support for common web technologies. It offers a transactional data store for persisting data. Developers can integrate their web application with Google Accounts through the APIs. The biggest advantage of running web applications on Google App Engine is the scalability that it offers. Your web application will be as scalable as some of the popular Google services like search.

Google App Engine (GAE) currently supports Python and Java environments. Java developers will be able to deploy and run JSPs and Servlets while Python developers can use standard library. Since GAE runs in a sandbox, not all operations are possible. For...

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Are Mobiles becoming essential tools?

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Posted on 2010-09-13
Although the number of people who own cell phones is similar to last year’s, people use much more of the phones’ capabilities than in 2009. Of all cell phone owners in the study:
- 54 percent have used their phone to send a photo or video.
- 23 percent have accessed a social networking site by phone.
- 20 percent have watched video using the phone.
- 15 percent have used the phone to post a photo or video online.
- 11 percent have purchased products using their phone.
- 11 percent have used texting to make a charitable donation.
- 10 percent have used their phone to access a status update service such as Twitter.
Not surprisingly, young adults (18-29) are most likely to use more of their phones’ capabilities (95 percent use mobile phones to text, 93 percent use them to take photos, and 20 percent use them to make purchases). But use of mobile capabilities is growing rapidly in the 30-to-49 age demographic. Among this...
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