by Jovie Cabais | Aug 8, 2010 | Tech Updates
Auza.Net needs at least five software developers who are proficient in PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, HTML and CSS. Previous work experience is not required but applicants are expected to be proficient enough in order to immediately start working on projects. The job involves user interface development, database interaction, B2B connectivity and a lot more. The developers will be working in a team environment and would be using advanced software development processes and tools, Applicants should submit their resume and application letter to info@auza.net. Successful candidates will be hired immediately. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Aug 8, 2010 | Tech Updates
Google vice-president of Global Ad Operations John Herlihy claims that in 3 years time, desktop PCs will be irrelevant in terms of online search. He says in Japan most of research done is on smart phones rather than PC’s. Google CEO Eric Schmidt, in his keynote speech at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, pointed out that global sales of mobile devices is growing rapidly and would surpass that of conventional PC’s. Google itself is focusing on mobile search and encouraged developers to do the same. Jeff Bertolucci of PCWorld.com said that it is likely that conventional PC’s will still stay longer than what Google says because of laptops and netbooks that are replacing bulky desktops. Also, as cost of laptops drop due to volume production, it will become more and more attractive to developing nations. In the Philippines, more and more users prefer to purchase laptops and netbooks specially for users who need to work in more than one locations. Combined with WiFi connectivity, access to the Internet becomes easier and is actually expected in locations like hotels and restaurants. Smart phones are just too small and too specialized to be real replacements of laptops or netbooks. Google’s prediction may still be too futuristic, but the idea of smart phones and mobile devices being able to provide immediate access to online information might really push the increase in the demand for online search. Sources: PC World: http://www.pcworld.com/article/190745/ google_europe_exec_desktop_pcs_irrelevant_in_three_years.html http://www.geekosystem.com/google-desktop-irrelevant/ http://ca.tech.yahoo.com/blogs/the_working_guy/rss/article/4379 Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Aug 1, 2010 | Tech Updates
Scanmarine Inc., the sole distributor in the Philippines for various fishing, marine and all terrain sports and industry products of various manufacturers like Evinrude, Sea-doo, Can-Am and Spyder, chose Auza.Net for its website management service. Auza.Net implemented SMI’s website which included several marketing materials, specs and pictures of most of the products it carries. An inquiry form was also included which helped generate sales leads. SMI (http://www.scanmarineinc.com) is Auza.Net’s first Manila based client for the Website Management service. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Aug 1, 2010 | Tech Updates
Following the successful web design contest that started in April 2010 with the winner announced on July 21, 2010, Auza.Net plans to conduct more contests to help promote its various online services like Bohol News Daily (www.boholnewsdaily.com), the only news website about Bohol that is updated daily and BoholBiz (www.boholbiz.com), the number 1 website if you search on Google for ‘bohol business directory’. Blog writers and photography enthusiasts may join the Blog and Photo Journalism contest with the entries posted on Bohol News Daily. Part of the contest criteria is popularity so the contestant will need to promote his entry on the Internet. On another up and coming contest this time with BoholBiz, high school and college students only need to choose a legitimate business organization to promote and then they will get the company details for posting on BoholBiz. Using social networks, email, and other websites, the contestant will promote the URL assigned to that business organization. Those interested to join may keep posted for Contest details will be published in later issues, and watch out for the print ads that will be posted in schools and universities. Share...
by Jovie Cabais | Jul 25, 2010 | Tech Updates
The Department of Trade and Industry in Bohol held the Sandugo Trade Expo on July 21-25, 2010 showcasing products and services of various SMEs around Bohol and Region 7. The newly introduced Abatan River tourism project was also showcased in a program on July 24, 2010. The event was held at the Island City Mall activity center and at ‘The Block’ at the parking lot and attracted thousands of visitors who enjoyed sampling the various delicacies and shopping for unique handicraft. ————— Caption for picture with Ma’am Arbon: DTI Provincial Director Ma. Elena Arbon welcomes guests to the Sandugo Trade Expo. Caption for picture with Auza.net: Auza.Net is the the only IT services company joining the expo Caption for picture with ECCP: The Sandugo Trade Expo helps SMEs in Bohol and Region 7 gain marketing exposure. Share...
