If you are a developer or programmer, chances are you've at least heard about Drupal. (If you haven't, its the third largest content management system available.) Well, New Orleans, we have the honor and privilege of hosting this year's Drupal summit, Drupal on the Bayou. "It's a Drupal Summit, At a Casino, In New [...]

Invoicing: the one thing that will make a small business owner sigh like a deflated balloon or a company’s accounting department run some poor financial software into the ground. Let’s face it: invoicing is not sexy. There is nothing ground-breaking about it, and there hasn’t been much change. Until now. InvoiceASAP, a new startup in [...]

A few years ago, Intel ran an ad in which Ajay Bhatt, co-inventor of the USB, walked into an Intel breakroom and was greeted (in slow-motion action) by fans swooning, declaring their fanaticism and asking for autographs, followed by the tagline “Our rockstars aren’t like your rockstars”. I imagine New York City this week was [...]

IBM has selected 24 cities around the world to award its Smarter Cities Challenge grant.  Over 200 cities applied and out of those, 8 US cities were selected, one of them being New Orleans.  The Smarter Cities Challenge was created by IBM in 2010 as a competitive grant program that focused on helping metropolitan areas [...]

One of the mysterious of Google Maps is when they are updated.  No one knows for sure, but there are speculations that Google snaps shots every 6 to 9 months but no documentation has been found to prove this.  Updating Google Maps is one thing but what about Google Maps Street View?  Street View was [...]