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“Sam Gilliland didn’t set out to become CEO of one of the most influential travel technology companies in the world. He was an engineer by trade when he joined Sabre Holdings in 1988 as a software developer. “
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“PETAH TIKVA, ISRAEL — RotaryView, the #1 resource for creating and using 360-degree views of products for online sales, launched the first free online marketplace for 360-degree images today. The database contains thousands of high-quality, commercial 360-degree shots, completing its suite of 360-degree mobile app and prosumer technologies — giving small-to-medium sized businesses a set of free and low-cost tools to achieve the professional look for online product sales, which typically costs big brands more than $10,000. The combined offering is a new approach to a two-decade old technology that has failed to spread beyond major brands to smaller manufacturers, retailers and online marketplace resellers — mainly because of cost prohibitions and tedious process. “
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“Leo TechnoSoft, a technology partner specializing in building, serving, managing and extending technology on Cloud and SaaS environment, has transformed the EMR for a leading eye care specialist company. The client, a foremost name in EMR related to eye care doctors opted for technology experts Leo TechnoSoft to convert their existing application to SaaS environment along with extending it to the mobile platform. The accomplished team of Leo TechnoSoft had to go through a few hurdles to convert the existing application to SaaS platform. “
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“Facebook appears to have “friended” some Wall Street analysts over its mobile ad prospects. “
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“Companies are increasing their social technology investments, but middle management leaders are struggling to embrace these capabilities as part of their day-to-day work. So says a new IBM study. While 46 percent of the organizations increased their investments in social technologies in 2012, only 22 percent believed that managers are prepared to incorporate social tools and approaches into their daily practices. “