Why use it?
As a researcher: • You can find out who is citing you, and how many citations an article or an author has received. You can also analyze citations for a particular journal issue, volume or year. • You can use this information to complete grant or other applications quickly and easily. • You can use the refine results overview to quickly see the main journals, disciplines and authors that publish in your area of interest. • You may uncover important and relevant articles that you may otherwise miss. • You can check out the work and citations of other authors. • You can click on the cited by and reference links to track research trends and make connections. You can do this within or across disciplines you are interested in. As an editor: • You can find and evaluate referees and authors for review papers and thematic issues. • You can identify and contact potential editorial board members. • You can monitor journal trends, for example by comparing the current aims and scope of a journal w
• Printed postage means you can mail your package as you like. The USPS regulations that require packages over 13 ounces to be handed to a postal worker in a Post Office do not apply. • Printed postage means no fussing with stamps, no standing in line at the Post Office. • You will also get INSTANT CREDIT if you print your postage through PBS–you will get your credit when you mark the book mailed by clicking the “Book Has Been Mailed” button on the request.
There are several reasons to use Docmosis: • Buliding Documents is much simpler • Appearance (fonts, colours, layout etc) are determined by the template which is a simple Word or ODF document • Developers can focus on obtaining the data and controlling the process not formatting • Choice of output formats (Word, PDF, ODF, HTML, RTF, TXT) • Ease of integration with existing systems • Speed and scalability
• Traditional marketing (by interruption) is dying • Consumer is in Control • 90% of B2B Buyers First Turn to the Internet • Content Marketing: Offer your clients useful and relevant information that will facilitate their purchasing process and work, and make their lives easier. • “Content Marketing is the only marketing left.” Seth Godin “The real secret to great marketing is creating compelling and useful content.” Rohit Bhargava • “Write blog posts that others can use. The more you can help others, the more they’ll come back.” Chris Brogan “Getting customers used to mean interrupting people. Today it’s all about compelling content.” David Meerman Scott • Advice Tips Tests Comparisons Explanation SolutionsCase Statistics Studies Opinions Forecast Visits • 56% of Companies Will Increase Their Content Production Budget in 2009 4% Major Decrease 9% Slight Decrease 31% No Change Slight Increase 25% Major Increase 31% Source: Junta42 (Dec. 2008) • Significant Benefits Existing Clients Cro
There seems to be some confusion as to why anyone would bother using Flex. I can understand this to a degree since I felt the exact same way when I first heard about Flex. But logically, there must be a reason why Adobe decided to continue it as one of their products; and that is exactly what I plan to explain here. In a nutshell, Flex was designed in order to give Flash Developers an edge when developing Rich Internet Applications (RIAs). Although RIAs can be built from within Flash, there are various limitations, especially when it come to a developers time. Im not going to get into the specifics, but as you become familiar with Flex, youll begin to understand why this is. What makes a up a Flex Application? A Flex application at its very basic level is a Flash .swf file embedded in a generated HTML file. Since Flex outputs its data as a .swf, this allows you to utilize everything that Flash Player is famous for; dynamic animations, sound and video handling, and of course, the Flash
