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seo GDL Presents: Women Techmakers 2013

Seo Master present to you: Author PhotoBy Amanda Surya, Manager of YouTube and Commerce Developer Relations

When we launched Google Developers Live back in June, our goal was to give you 24/7/365 access to inspiration and training on our developer tools and platforms, extending the unmatched enthusiasm we see every year at Google I/O. We expanded the scope of our programming with GDL Presents: focused, week-long series with varied perspectives from developers on how they're successfully tackling technical and business challenges.

Our series for next week, GDL Presents: Women Techmakers bring you conversations with women tech leaders, activists and creators from diverse backgrounds.

Women Techmakers
will start as a five-episode series airing November 5th-9th daily at 2:30 PM PST (22:30 UTC), highlighting women in the technical space who are fearlessly innovating, honing technical expertise, and testing the boundaries of technology. Join us live in the studio as we chat with the following prominent female tech entrepreneurs:

Full episode schedule
Monday, 11/5 at 2:30 PM PST | 22:30 UTC [Add to calendar]
Hosts: Megan Smith - Vice President, Google [x] | Betsy Masiello - Policy Manager
Guest: Leslie Bradshaw - President, COO and Co-founder, JESS3
Join Leslie, COO and Co-founder of JESS3, in conversation with Megan Smith and Betsy Masiello, as they discuss Leslie’s experience growing a design business from two employees to a transnational operation.

Tuesday, 11/6 at 2:30 PM PST | 22:30 UTC [Add to calendar]
Hosts: Jean Wang - Lead Hardware Engineer for Project Glass
     Vivian Cromwell - Manager, Global Chrome Developer Relations
Guest: Mary Lou Jepsen - CEO and Founder, Pixel Qi
Drawing on Mary Lou’s experience leading the engineering and architectural design of the $100 laptops that inspired the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) organization, hosts Jean Wang and Vivian Cromwell sit down with the 2011 Anita Borg “Woman of Vision” Award for Innovation winner to discuss overcoming technical challenges in hardware.


Wednesday, 11/7 at 2:30 PM PST | 22:30 UTC [Add to calendar]
Hosts: Mary Grove - Head of Global Entrepreneurial Outreach
Stephanie Liu - Senior Program Manager, Developer Relations
Guests: Stephanie Palmeri - Principal with SoftTech VC
Angela Benton - Founder & CEO NewME Accelerator
Stephanie Palmeri of SoftTech VC and Angela Benton of NewMe Accelerator join Mary Grove and Stephanie Liu in the GDL studio to discuss their experiences with diversity in the startups/investment space.


Thursday, 11/8 at 2:30 PM PST | 22:30 UTC [Add to calendar]
Hosts: Claire Hughes Johnson - Vice President, Google Offers
Jessie Jiang - Product Management Lead, Google Cloud Platform
Guest: Diane Greene - Board of Directors, Google
Vice President of Google Offers Claire Hughes Johnson co-hosts with Cloud Platform PM Lead Jessie Jiang in Episode 4 of WTM. They will be exploring former VMWare CEO and current Google board member Diane Greene’s high-level thoughts on cloud computing and the role of women in the tech space.

Bitly and Pixability (Double Feature)

Friday, 11/9 at 2:30 PM PST (Part I) | 22:30 UTC
Hosts: Gretchen Howard - Director of Global Social Solutions
Amanda Surya - Manager, Developer Relations
[Part I] Guest: Bettina Hein - Founder and CEO, Pixability [Add to calendar]
Gretchen Howard and Amanda Surya speak with Pixability Founder & CEO Bettina Hein about her experience building successful technology businesses worldwide, and her commitment to activating women involvement in the tech space.

Friday, 11/9 at 3:15 PM PST (Part II) | 23:15 UTC
Hosts: April Anderson - Industry Director, Retail Sales at Google
Kathryn Hurley - Developer Programs Engineer, Google Compute Engine
[Part II] Guest: Hilary Mason - Chief Scientist, Bitly [Add to calendar]
April Anderson and Kathryn Hurley chat with Bitly Chief Scientist Hilary Mason about the role data plays in making business decisions, the intersection of government, policy, and technology, and her experience in the New York tech community.

You can view these episodes on Google Developers Live, the Google Developers YouTube channel, and on +Google Developers. RSVP to next week’s events by following +Google Developers Live, and add +Google Developers to your circles to submit questions and thoughts. Follow and contribute to the conversation using #WTM.



Amanda Surya is Manager of the YouTube and Commerce Developer Relations team at Google. In her spare time, she likes to blog about time-saving tips and of course watch YouTube videos.

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2013, By: Seo Master

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seo Moving another step closer to single-sign on 2013

Seo Master present to you: By Eric Sachs, Google Security Team

Yesterday we announced one step we took to help increase adoption of single-sign on across websites on the Internet. For more details, you can watch today's episode of thesocialweb.tv which covers the launch. While we announced that we would initially provide limited access to our OpenID IDP to make sure it was working properly, we were delighted to see that the number of sites that registered to receive access was significantly more than we had expected. So instead of having our engineers spend time manually maintaining that list of registered sites, we are now taking another step further and removing that restriction so any site can use the API.

That registration requirement also led to some confusion because users wanted to be able to use existing websites that accept OpenID 2.0 compliant logins by simply entering "gmail.com" (or in some cases their full E-mail address) into the login boxes on those websites. Normally what would happen after a user typed gmail.com is that the relying party website would look for a special type of file (XRDS) on the gmail.com servers that would check if Gmail run an OpenID identity provider. For yesterday's launch, we specifically chose not to publish that special XRDS file on gmail.com because if we had published the file, users would have received an error at Google if the website they were trying to log into had not registered with us. Now that we have removed the registration requirement, we will work on pushing that XRDS file as quickly as possible. Once the XRDS file is live, end-users should be able to use the service by typing gmail.com in the OpenID field of any login box that supports OpenID 2.0, similar to how Yahoo users can type yahoo.com or their Yahoo E-mail address. (In the meantime, if you feel really geeky, you can type "https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id" into an OpenID 2.0 compliant login box and see the directed identity workflow in action.)

However, as we we noted in the Designing a Login User Interface section of our documentation, we do not place any requirements on the design of a federated login box on a relying party website. There are many approaches used by websites today, and the community is still experimenting with new approaches.

One other question that a lot of people asked yesterday is when a large provider like Google will become a relying party. There is one big problem that stands in the way of doing that, but fortunately it is more of a technology problem than a usability issue. That problem is that rich-client apps (desktop apps and mobile apps) are hard-coded to ask a user for their username and password. As an example, all Google rich-client apps would break if we supported federated login for our consumer users, and in fact they do break for the large number of our enterprise E-mail outsourcing customers who run their own identity provider, and for which Google is a relying party today. This problem with rich-client apps also affects other sites like Plaxo who are already relying parties.

Google is committed to working on this problem. If community members also want to help in this area, please take a look at our research on combining rich-client apps with federated login which was discussed at the recent UX summit and discussed further in a blog post here. A key thing to notice is that this research is about another open source technology called OAuth, and is agnostic to the particular federated login technology used, i.e. SAML or OpenID. It is also agnostic to the type of strong authentication method (if any) that is used to authenticate the user.

To further increase the adoption of federated login, we need standard open-source components on as many platforms as possible to enable those rich-client apps to support OAuth. That includes a lot more platforms then just Windows and Mac. The harder part is mobile devices (Blackberry, Symbian, Windows Mobile, iPhone, and yes even Android), and other Internet connected devices like Tivos, Apple TVs, Playstations, etc. that have rich-client apps that ask users for their passwords to access services like Youtube, Google photos, etc. If the community works together to build these components, they will be useful not only to Google, but also to any other relying parties that have rich-client apps or that expose APIs, and it will also help enterprise SaaS vendors like Salesforce.

If you want to help further these efforts, join the OpenID and OAuth mailing lists and tell people which platform you are targeting in case others want to help. For example, Mike Malone from Pownce did some work a few months ago to use OAuth on an iPhone and described how he got it working. And just yesterday another member of the open source community, Sean Sullivan, built a working OAuth enabled rich-client app for Android and posted the open source code.2013, By: Seo Master

seo Google Analytics API on App Engine Treemap Visualization 2013

Seo Master present to you: It's Friday, time for some fun!

Here is a captivating way to visualize your Google Analytics data in a Treemap visualization and you can visualize your own data with our live demo.
(note: IE currently not supported for visualization part)





The goal of this example was to teach people how to use the Google Analytics API on App Engine in Java. As well as demonstrating how to use both OAuth and AuthSub along with the App Engine's various services. The code looked great, but the output was a boring HTML table. So I used some open source tools to transform the table into a pretty tree map visualization!

All the code has been open sourced on Google Project hosting. I also wrote an article describing how this application works making it easy for developers to use this example as a starting point for new data visualizations and other Google Data projects.

For the data retrieval part, this example uses the App Engine Java SDK and the Google Analytics Data Export API Java Client Library to retrieve data from Google Analytics. The example code implements both unsigned AuthSub and registered OAuth authorization methods allowing developers to get up and running quickly in development environments and later switch to a secure authorization method in production environments. The application also uses the Model-View-Controller pattern, making it flexible and allowing developers to extend the code for new applications. (like adding support for other Google Data APIs)

For the visualization part, I used the open-sourced Protovis SVG Visualization Library to create the Treemap. This JavaScript library is maintained by the Stanford Visualization Group and excels at creating brand new visualizations from a data set (in this case a boring HTML table). To handle all of the interactions, including rollover, tooltips and slider controls, I used JQuery. Here is the JavaScript source to the visualization part of the sample.

Enjoy!



P.S. If you have created any cool new visualizations using the Google Analytics Data Export API, email us so we can highlight them as well.2013, By: Seo Master

seo How to Add Google Analytics on Mobile Websites? 2013

Seo Master present to you:
Mobile phone usage has increased over years and people are using mobile phones for searching nearby places. Whether it be restaurant or shopping mall or something else everyone should have a mobile website or online presence to increase sales and connect with their customers.

Tracking of mobile website in Google Analytics differs from tracking a normal website because Google Analytics uses JavaScript based code to track visitors data but some mobile devices does not support JavaScript. So Google devised a new way to track mobile websites using Google Analytics. This blog post will provide you information on Google Analytics Mobile Tracking Code and steps to install it on your mobile website.

Let’s walk through the visitor tracking process for a PHP based mobile website.
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seo Details Information about SAP 2013

Seo Master present to you:


 


 


 

Who and / or what is SAP? How popular is it? Wow!

SAP the company was founded in Germany in 1972 by five ex-IBM engineers. In case you're ever asked, SAP stands for Systeme, Andwendungen, Produkte in der Datenverarbeitung which – translated to English – means Systems, Applications, Products in Data Processing. So now you know! Being incorporated in Germany, the full name of the parent company is SAP AG. It is located in Walldorf, Germany which is close to the beautiful town of Heidelberg. SAP has subsidiaries in over 50 countries around the world from Argentina to Venezuela (and pretty much everything in between). SAP America (with responsibility for North America, South America and Australia – go figure!) is located just outside Philadelphia, PA.


 

The original five founders have been so successful that they have multiplied many times over such that SAP AG is now the third largest software maker in the world, with over 17,500 customers (including more than half of the world's 500 top companies). SAP employs over 27,000 people worldwide today, and had revenues of $7.34 billion and Net Income of $581 million in FY01. SAP is listed in Germany (where it is one of the 30 stocks which make up the DAX) and on the NYSE (ticker: SAP).


 

There are now 44,500 installations of SAP, in 120 countries, with more then 10 million users!


 

So what made this company so successful? Back in 1979 SAP released SAP R/2 (which runs on mainframes) into the German market. SAP R/2 was the first integrated, enterprise wide package and was an immediate success. For years SAP stayed within the German borders until it had penetrated practically every large German company. Looking for more growth, SAP expanded into the remainder of Europe during the 80s. Towards the end of the 80s, client-server architecture became popular and SAP responded with the release of SAP R/3 (in 1992). This turned out to be a killer app for SAP, especially in the North American region into which SAP expanded in 1988.


 

The success of SAP R/3 in North America has been nothing short of stunning. Within a 5 year period, the North American market went from virtually zero to 44% of total SAP worldwide sales. SAP America alone employs more than 3,000 people and has added the names of many of the Fortune 500 to it's customer list (8 of the top 10 semiconductor companies, 7 of the top 10 pharmaceutical companies etc). SAP today is available in 46 country-specific versions, incorporating 28 languages including Kanji and other double-byte character languages. SAP also comes in 21 industry-specific versions.


 

SAP R/3 is delivered to a customer with selected standard process turned on, and many many other optional processes and features turned off. At the heart of SAP R/3 are about 10,000 tables which control the way the processes are executed. Configuration is the process of adjusting the settings of these tables to get SAP to run the way you want it to. Think of a radio with 10,000 dials to tune and you'll get the picture. Functionality included is truly enterprise wide including: Financial Accounting (e.g. general ledger, accounts receivable etc), Management Accounting (e.g. cost centers, profitability analysis etc), Sales, Distribution, Manufacturing, Production Planning, Purchasing, Human Resources, Payroll etc etc etc. For a full description of the modules included in SAP, see the related articles. All of these modules are tightly integrated which – as you will find out – is a huge blessing … but brings with it special challenges.


 

SAP are maintaining and increasing their dominance over their competitors through a combination of

- embracing the internet with mySAP.com (a confusing name we believe) to head off i2 etc

- extending their solutions with CRM to head off Siebel

- adding functionality to their industry solutions


 

Who is it made for? Why might I need it?


 

We have all heard about the large (and very large) companies who have implemented (or are still busy implementing) SAP R/3. But SAP is gaining acceptance by smaller companies too.


 

There are many reasons a company selects and implements SAP – some are good and some are bad. The good ones include replacing an out-dated and inefficient IT Architecture (including the CIO's nemesis … the burning platform), enabling business process change, and to gain competitive advantage. The bad ones are too numerous to go into here but would include the "why are we the only semiconductor company without SAP" question. More on the good reasons follows:


 

  1. Replacing an out-dated and inefficient IT Architecture:

    In the beginning, computer systems were developed by individual departments to satisfy the requirements of that particular department. When someone finally realized that benefits could be had by linking these systems together, interface heaven was born. There are some companies today with literally thousands of interfaces, each of which needs to be maintained (assuming of course that there is someone around who understands how they work!). Sweeping them away and replacing them with an integrated system such as SAP can save much money in support. Of course, if you have a burning platform as well the question becomes even easier.


 

2. Enabling business process change – From the start, SAP was built on a foundation of process best practices. Although it sounds absurd, it is probably easier (and less expensive) to change your companies processes to adapt to SAP than the other way around. Many companies have reported good success from combining a SAP implementation with a BPR project.


 

3. Competitive advantage – The CFO types around have heard this old saying from the CIO types for many years now. The question still has to be asked … can you gain competitive advantage from implementing SAP? The answer, of course, depends on the company. It seems to us, however, that:


 

• being able to accurately provide delivery promise dates for manufactured products (and meet them) doesn't hurt … and

• being able to consolidate purchase decisions from around the globe and use that leverage when negotiating with vendors has gotta help … and

• being able to place kiosks in stores where individual customers can enter their product specifications and then feed this data directly into it's production planning process is pretty neat

• etc etc


 

How much does it cost? What will it take to implement it? Wow!

There is a defining moment in the journey of all companies on the road to SAP nirvana. This moment comes just after the company has concluded that it wants' SAP, it needs SAP, it's gotta have SAP … then comes the question 'so what does it take to implement it'?


 

Before being accused of being too negative, let me remind you that at the heart of every good business decision lies a cost benefit analysis. If this cannot be complete with a positive outcome, the initiative (whatever it is) should probably not be launched. Same goes for a SAP implementation.


 

Implementing SAP is expensive. No doubt about it. But the potential rewards can dwarf the costs (and have for many existing customers already). One customer reportedly made enough savings on the procurement of a single raw material to pay for the entire enterprise-wide SAP implementation! Of course these are hard to substantiate, but visit SAP's website and take a look at the customer testimonials.


 

SAP sells it's R/3 product on a 'price per user basis'. The actual price is negotiated between SAP and the customer and therefore depends on numerous factors which include number of users and modules (and other factors which are present in any negotiation). You should check with SAP, but for a ballpark planning number you could do worse than starting with $4000 per user. There is also an annual support cost of about 10% which includes periodic upgrades. Again, check with SAP.


 

Then there is the implementation cost. Yowser. It is about now that you need to get the business case out again and remind yourself why you need to do this. The major drivers of the total implementation cost are the Timeframe, Resource Requirements and Hardware.


 

Timeframe – The absolute quickest implementation we have ever heard of is 45 days … but this was for a tiny company with very few users and no changes to the delivered SAP processes. At the other end of the scale you get the multi-nationals who are implementing SAP over 5 to 10 years. These are not necessarily failures … many of them are planned as successive global deployments (which seem to roll around the globe forever). Of course the really expensive ones are those we don't hear about! For the most part, you should be able to get your (single instance) project completed in a 9 to 18 month period.

People – The smallest of SAP implementations can get done on a part-time basis without outside help. The largest swallow up hundreds of people (sometimes over a thousand) and include whole armies of consultants. This adds up fast. Again, get that business case out. The types of people you will need run the range from heavy duty techies to project managers.

Hardware – The smallest of SAP implementations probably use only three instances (boxes) … one for the production system, one for test, and one for development. The largest implementations have well over 100 instances, especially if they involve multiple parallel projects (otherwise known as a program).

Adding all this up, your SAP project can run anywhere from $400,000 to hundreds of millions of $'s. As you can see, SAP can be all things to all companies … so it's best to talk to them (or your consulting firm) about your specific requirements.


 


 

Is there any help out there? What should I do next? Help From SAP AG

There is a ton of help available out there – depending on your companies budget and culture – to help you along your journey beginning with your strategy and ending up when you reach that hallowed (and sometimes distant) ground of post-implementation. This article concentrates on the help available from SAP AG. Article 5 discusses other sources of help.


 

SAP AG employs around 22,000 people. Although they re-organize as often as most other companies, you can think of them as being organized into the following four areas: Pre-Sales, Consulting, Training and Developers.


 

Pre-Sales. These are people with heavy-duty functional knowledge of one or more SAP modules and one or more industries. They give really excellent system demonstrations on particular areas of the system which – while thick with pre-sales features – are an extremely valuable source of information about SAP. I'm sure they have many other responsibilities as well, but if you can, get a demo from them. For an even more useful demo, ask if you can provide them with business process scenarios that are pertinent to your business or industry prior to the demo.


 

Consulting. While also knowledgeable in SAP (of course), these are mostly consulting types like those that can be found in the major consulting firms. Often a team will consist of consultants from SAP and a partner consulting firm and you will not know the difference. Expect them to have business process and/or industry knowledge in addition to detailed SAP knowledge. They are not readily available to non-customers as they are usually assigned to one or more customers. A good list of consulting partners is available in the links section of this website.


 

Training. In 1999 SAP opened up their training programs to non-customers and non-partners. This opens up a whole world of top-rate training programs at SAP's facilities around the globe. These can be expensive, however, and up to three weeks are usually required to gain a sufficiently deep understanding of a particular module or subject. If you have lots of time and money, you could register for one of SAP's 'academies' which are five-week crash courses (emphasis on crash … as in burn) in one of the following areas: FI/CO, MM/SD, and HR/ABAP. These end with an examination and 'certification' in your chosen area. More information on SAP training courses can be found on SAP's website.


 

Developers. These heavy-duty techies are off limits to non-customers. Customers can sometimes get a message to them via the OSS system – which is an automated trouble ticket type system. If you ever actually see one, or have one on the phone, ask all the questions you can think of, as you may never have the chance again!


 

Is there any help out there? What should I do next? Help From Other Sources

Here we will cover the help that is available from other sources, including: Consulting Companies, SAPPHIRE and other SAP Events, ASUG, and this website.


 

1. Consulting Companies

One of SAP's key strategies has been to develop partnerships with the Consulting Companies. This has contributed enormously to the widespread adoption of SAP due to the fact that there are literally thousands of consultants (SAP estimate 55,000) ready to help with all aspects of your SAP implementation … from strategy to completion. There are two types of consulting partners:

  • Global consulting partners (13 of these at last count) are the largest of the consulting firms who are able to provide global assistance to global companies, and
  • National consulting partners who are accredited by country

Your need of a consulting partner depends on your project scope and complexity, your project budget, company culture, and prior SAP implementation experience in your company. Suffice to say that without heavy prior SAP experience in your company, all but the simplest SAP implementations would benefit from the involvement of experienced individuals who have done it before. Rates depend on your negotiations with the consulting company, of course, but you could do worse than use an estimate of $200 per person per hour. Consulting styles differ from firm to firm, so make sure your company culture is compatible with the typical approach of your chosen consulting partner. In addition, spend some time on their websites to get an idea of their approach, experience and capabilities.

2. SAPPHIRE and other SAP events

SAPPHIRE is the name given to SAP's annual user conference. Multiple SAPPHIRE's can be found around the globe each year, and are usually sold out in advance. North American SAPPHIRE's are typically held in hot cities (off season) and attract upwards of 14,000 prospects, customers and partners. Read up on SAPPHIRE'99 here. SAPPHIRE is a great place to go explore, but is quite expensive at around $2,200 for three days (food, lodging, travel etc is at your own expense). Even so, it is well worth the time and expense.

Note: SAP holds other events throughout the year (TechEd, for example, is aimed at the more technical users) see their website for additional details.


 

3. ASUG (America's SAP User Group)

As the name suggests, ASUG is a forum for users of SAP. Non-users (prospects and consultants) and not usually found lurking here. ASUG actually comprises of multiple sub-ASUG's – each focusing on a particular area of SAP, for example there is an ASUG for High Tech companies, and an ASUG for companies using ALE etc. Leadership of these sub-ASUG's (for lack of a better description) usually rotates between members of the user community. ASUG provides opportunities for networking, learning and influencing SAP (for example joining forces with other users to convince SAP to include a particular modification in their standard software). In addition to meetings within the sub-ASUG's, there is an annual conference (which attracted nearly 6,000 users and vendors in 1999). More details on ASUG can be found at www.asug.com.


 

SAP AG Corporate Overview (Updated August 2004)

3rd – SAP is the 3rd largest software company in the world


 

30,000 – Total number of people employed by SAP

5,400 – Number of programmers employed by SAP


 

$7.024 billion – FY03 Revenue

$1.077 million – FY03 Net Income


 

12,000 – Number of companies using SAP

79,800 – Number of SAP installations

12,000,000 – Number of people using SAP

120,000,000 – Total number of people in the 12,000 companies who are using SAP


 

28 – Number of languages supported by SAP

46 – Number of country-specific versions of SAP

22 – Number of industry-specific versions of SAP


 

1,000 – Number of pre-defined best practices contained in the SAP system

10,000 – Number of tables requiring configuration in a full SAP implementation


 

55,000 – Number of SAP experienced consultants worldwide


 

28 – Number of years ago SAP was started


 

5 – Number of people who started SAP


 

SAP Modules and Solutions Overview

SAP now are moving away from describing their system as a set of modules, and now are using the term 'solutions', which is much better. If you visit SAP's website (as we urge you to do) you will find that they have structured their Solutions tab as follows:

1. Financials

2. Human Resources

3. Customer Relationship Management

4. Supplier Relationship Management

5. Product Lifecycle Management

6. Supply Chain Management

7. Business Intelligence

If you're still looking for that list of modules, here they are:

FI (Financial Accounting) – essentially your regulatory 'books of record', including

1. General ledger

2. Book close

3. Tax

4. Accounts receivable

5. Accounts payable

6. Consolidation

7. Special ledgers

CO (Controlling) – basically your internal cost/management accounting, including

1. Cost elements

2. Cost centres

3. Profit centres

4. Internal orders

5. Activity based costing

6. Product costing

AM (Asset Management) – track, value and depreciate your assets, including

1. Purchase

2. Sale

3. Depreciation

4. Tracking

PS (Project Systems) – manage your projects, large and small, including

1. Make to order

2. Plant shut downs (as a project)

3. Third party billing (on the back of a project)

HR (Human Resources) – ah yes, people, including

1. Employment history

2. Payroll

3. Training

4. Career management

5. Succession planning

PM (Plant Maintenance) – maintain your equipment (e.g. a machine, an oil rig, an aircraft etc), including

1. Labour

2. Material

3. Down time and outages


 

MM (Materials Management) – underpins the supply chain, including

1. Requisitions

2. Purchase orders

3. Goods receipts

4. Accounts payable

5. Inventory management

6. BOM's

7. Master raw materials, finished goods etc


 

QM (Quality Management) – improve the quality of your goods, including

1. Planning

2. Execution

3. Inspections

4. Certificates


 

PP (Production Planning) – manages your production process, including

1. Capacity planning

2. Master production scheduling

3. Material requirements planning

4. Shop floor


 

SD (Sales and Distribution) – from order to delivery, including

1. RFQ

2. Sales orders

3. Pricing

4. Picking (and other warehouse processes)

5. Packing

6. Shipping

CA (Cross Application) – these lie on top of the individual modules, and include

1. WF – workflow

2. BW – business information warehouse

3. Office – for email

4. Workplace

5. Industry solutions

6. New Dimension products such as CRM, PLM, SRM, APO etc

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Google moves towards single sign-on with OpenID 2013

Seo Master present to you:

Currently users are required to create individual passwords for many websites they visit, but users would prefer to avoid this step so they could visits websites more easily. Similarly, many websites on the Internet have asked for a way to enable users to log into their sites without forcing them to create another password. If users could log into sites without needing another password, it would allow websites to provide a more personalized experience to their users.

In September we announced some research that we shared as part of an effort by the OpenID community to evaluate the user experience of federated login. Other companies like Yahoo have also published their user research. Starting today, we are providing limited access to an API for an OpenID identity provider that is based on the user experience research of the OpenID community. Websites can now allow Google Account users to login to their website by using the OpenID protocol. We hope the continued evolution of both the technical features of OpenID, as well as the improvements in user experience. will lead to a solution that can be widely deployed for federated login. One of the companies using this new service is www.zoho.com. Raju Vegesna at ZoHo says that "We now offer all our users the ability to login to ZoHo using their Google Account to avoid the need to create yet another login and password."

The initial version of the API will use the OpenID 2.0 protocol to enable websites to validate the identity of a Google Account user, including the optional ability to request the user's e-mail address. Below is an example of the flow that a user might see if he or she starts at a website that uses this new feature:

The website could use a modified login box that looks like the one below. If the user enters a Gmail address and indicates that he or she does not have a password for this site, then the site can redirect him or her to Google.



The user would then be taken to the Google website and asked to confirm whether he or she wants to sign in to KidMallPics.



Finally, the user would be redirected back to KidMallPics, where he or she would be immediately signed in.



More information about this new API can be found on the Open ID page in Google Code. To request access to the limited trial, please visit our Google Federated Login discussion group and register using the online registration form.

Google is also working with the open source community on ways to combine the OAuth and OpenID protocol in the future. That way a website can not only request the user's identity and e-mail address, but can also request access to information available via OAuth-enabled APIs such as Google Data APIs as well as standard data formats such as Portable Contacts and OpenSocial REST APIs. In the future, this should allow a website to immediately provide a much more streamlined, personalized and socially relevant experience for users when they log in to trusted websites.2013, By: Seo Master

seo Trik Pecah Anchor Keyword cari Backlink 2013

Apa sih maksud judul pecah anchor keyword itu? Maksudnya kita mengoptimasi link yang sama tapi di pecah satu2 saat mencari hyperlink (anchor) backlink kita. Trik ini hanya sebatas analisa saja karena saya sendiri juga selalu lupa menerapkannya.

Sebagai contoh kata kunci dari top 1 oli sintetik mobil-motor indonesia. Kita cari backlink di blog/website yang kuat dengan keyword satu saja, misalnya

seo Mengganti Dan Menambah Style Font Blog 2013





Mengganti Dan Menambah Style Font Blog -- Banyak blogger yang tidak merasa nyaman dengan font yang formal dan ingin menggantinya dengan font yang lebih menarik. Sebenarnya ini sangat mudah jika template blog anda dilengkapi fungsi variabel untuk mengganti font. Lalu bagaimana jika template blog anda tidak dilengkapi dengan variabel itu?


Kebanyakan template hasil download tidak bisa diedit

seo Membuat halaman di blogspot 2013

Seo Master present to you:
Jika anda baru pertama kali ngeblog di blogspot pasti kebingungan ketika mau Membuat halaman di blogspot. Se - cara blogspot tidak mempunyai pilihan untuk membuat halaman secara otomatis, beda jika anda menggunakan wordpress.com yang sudah tersedia pilihan jika anda ingin membuat halaman pada blog.

Sebenarnya untuk membuat halaman pada blogspot tidaklah sulit, kenapa begitu? karena kita hanya mengambil link yang ingin kita jadikan halaman lalu pasang link tersebut pada widget khusus untuk memasang link, jika ingin mencobanya silakan anda masuk ke dashboard blogspot anda lalu ke halaman tata letak ----> element halaman ----> tambah gadget pilih daftar link dan masukan link yang ingin anda jadikan halaman beserta judulnya, lalu klik simpan dan lihat hasilnya

Jika anda menggunakan template yang mempunyai halaman manual, yang biasanya di tandai dengan urutan ( Home edit edit ) berarti anda harus memasang link halaman secara manual dengan sedikit mengedit kode html blog. Jadi bila anda mau menambah halaman ABOUT berarti anda harus memasukan link ABOUT yang telah dibuat terlebih dahulu lalu pasang di kode html blog anda. caranya pergi ke halaman tata letak ----> edit html ----> cari tulisan edit bila ingin lebih cepat bila menggunakan browser mozilla dengan cara menekan tombol Ctrl+F lalu masukan kata " edit " lalu klik next sampai anda menemukan tulisan tersebut. Dan ganti kata " edit " dengan " About " dan pada bagian link (biasanya bertanda #) anda masukan link yang telah anda buat tadi. lalu klik simpan.

Ok sekian dulu tips singkat ini, semoga membantu bagi para teman sekalian yang baru ngeblog di blogspot!
2013, By: Seo Master

seo Simpler Access to Flickr for Google Users with OpenID 2013

Seo Master present to you: OpenID momentum continues to grow. Yahoo! announced that Google users can now sign up for a new account on Flickr’s photo-sharing service with their Google Account information, eliminating the need to create a new username and password. Flickr joins other websites such as Plaxo and Facebook that also support this simpler registration process for Google users.

Google and Yahoo! are two of the many companies who have been involved with the OpenID community’s efforts to improve the process for how users log in and sign up for online services. For example, last month Google announced its use of OpenID to make it simpler for Yahoo! users to sign up for Google services.

While Google doesn’t yet support the use of OpenID for replacing passwords on its own sites, we’re involved in the OpenID community’s efforts to research how to best implement that type of support. Yahoo!’s announcement today is another step in defining those best practices. We look forward to discussing this new feature at next week’s Internet Identity Workshop where the identity community gathers to discuss how to further accelerate the adoption of standards like OpenID.

2013, By: Seo Master

seo How To Post “Empty Status” On Facebook 2013

Seo Master present to you:

This is funny trick to all Facebook fans. Post a empty post on Facebook with a code.

This is working

 

facebook empty post

 

 

  • Select update state

 

  • Just copy and paste following code.

                         

@[2:2: ]

 

  • Then click the post button.

 

 

Done……

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Beberapa Penyebab Blog Sepi Komentar 2013

Seo Master present to you:
Apa sih Penyebabnya Blog Sepi dari komentar? Setelah beberapa hari saya rubah beberapa penampilan di blog saya dari template sampai ke verifikasi komentar ternyata saya telah mengetahui apa penyebabnya. Maka saya disini mau memberi Beberapa Penyebab Jika Blog Sepi dari Komentar.


Apa sih Penyebabnya Blog Sepi dari komentar? pertanyaan itu sering muncul di dunia perbloggeran yang baru memulai blog. Kendala ini sering terjadi dan sangat banyak yang mengeluh, seperti saya waktu kemarin kemarin. Pengunjung di blog sangat banyak namun komentarnya masih sedikit bahkan tidak ada yang memberi komentar. yuk mari kita baca dialog berikut :
A : Mengapa kamu tidak berkomentar di Blog tersebut?
B : Saya Malas Membaca Artikelnya.

A : Kenapa kok malas?
B : Artikelnya ga bermutu, Tulisannya acak acakan, lagian saya pernah liat artikel itu di blog lain.

A : Jika Artikelnya Bermutu, Tulisannya tidak acak acakan, Artikelnya original. Apakah kamu mau berkomentar?
B : Tidak, Blognya Berat.

A : Jika Bognya tidak berat, apakah kamu mau berkomentar?
B : Tidak, tampilan blognya masih acak acakan.

A : Jika Tampilan blognya tidak acak acakan, apakah kamu mau berkomentar?
B : Tidak, karena komentarnya di moderasi dulu.

A : Jika komentarnya tidak di moderasi dulu, apakah sekarang kamu mau berkomentar?
B : Tidak, Jika Komentarnya di Verifikasi dulu.

A: Jika tidak di Verifikasi dulu, apakah kamu sekarang mau berkomentar?
B Tentunya, pasti saya mau.

Dari diskusi/dialog tersebut saya dapat  kesimpulannya:

1. Blognya Terlalu Sepi
Jika ada kendala dari yang satu ini, memang susah untuk mendapatkan komentarnya.
Mungkin kamu kurangnya promosi atau kurang SEOnya blog kamu.
Cobalah kamu optimasi dulu dengan "Cara Mendaftarkan Blog kamu ke Dmoz" sebelum mensubmit blog kamu sendiri.


2. Loadinya nya Berat
Cobalah Ganti template kalian sendiri ke template lebih yang simple yang tidak mengandung banyak warna (Hal ini pernah dialami sama saya sendiri) Segeralah Optimalkan Blog kamu untuk memudahkan Pengunjung, dan janganlah pasang Widget terlalu banyak maximal itu 2 tapi jangan yang beray berat. Selain itu Compres lah gambar menjadi " jpeg " sebelum di upload agar blog tidak berat.


3. Tampilan Blognya Kurang Menarik
Ubah lah tampilan blog kamu semenarik mungkin agar menarik hati si pengunjung untuk selalu betah di blog kamu.

4. Terlalu Banyak Posting
Janganlah kamu terlalu sering memposting karena nantinya akan di sebut SPAM oleh blogger atau Google Pinguin. Beberapa kasus ternyata jika memposting terlalu banyak maka itu akan memperburuk SEO anda, cobalah Memposting artikel maxsimal 2 kali. Maka Jika terlalu banyak posting para pengunjung akan pusing untuk membaca yang mana dan mana yang mau dikomentar.

5. Konten Kurang menarik, Acak Acakan atau hasil COPAS
Kualitas konten sangatlah penting bagi si pengunjung dan inilah yang sangat disenangi Google Panda, cobalah kamu cari artikel artikel yang belum pernah dimuat dan cobalah bergabung di dalam forum untuk mendapatkan ide posting yang menarik.
Setelah mendapatkan Ide posting janganlah kalian menunda nunda untuk mepulishkannya kemudian submit ke Web master sebelum keduluan sama blogger lain. Dan Sebelum Memposting cobalah kalian untuk merapihkan kata per kata atau gambar yang ada.

6. Kotak Komentarnya Jangan di Moderasi dan di Verifikasi
Kedua poin diatas sangatlah penting untuk di tangani, Meskipun sisi positifnya baik yaitu untuk menghindarkan komentar SPAM dari orang lain. Namun jangan lupa sisi negatifnya Pengunjung akan malas untuk berkomentar jika komentar di Verifikasi dulu dan Pengunjung sangat mengharapkan komentarnya langsung muncul tampa menunggu banyaklama lagi

7. Tidak Pernah BlogWalking atau Berkomentar
Apakah kamu tahu bahwa blogwalking atau berkomentar itu sangatlah Penting? selain menambah persahabatan antara blogger dan menambah ilmu kita juga akan mendapatkan komentar balik, namun saya ingatkan jangan berkomentar SPAM, karena google saja tidak menyukai spam apalagi admin blognya. Saya Rasa berkomentarlah dengan baik dan benar agar tidak saling merugikan sesama blogger.

Dianjurkan Membaca >> Cara Berkomentar Yang Baik dan Benar << 


Sekian Beberapa Penyebab Blog Sepi Komentar, Happy Blogging Sobat Blogger Indonesia.2013, By: Seo Master

seo Time Stopper Full Version Free Download 2013

Seo Master present to you:

Friends.Time Stopper is a great software that can enable any kind of trial application for unlimited use. Yes it is possible now with Time stopper software. You can change the time of any .exe trial version and use for ever. I think this will help you all as this is a totally free software. Download and enjoy ……..

 

timestopper
 
Important features of Time stopper.

1. It will eliminate the short time period of your trial versions.
2. It will extend your time period of executable files for unlimited time.
3. It will easily be installed.
4. It will not damage any file of your operating system.
5. It is 100% free.

 

 

Download Time Stopper free: Click here (Alternate Link)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Leave a comment ……………………

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Cara Berkomentar Dengan Baik Dan Benar 2013

Seo Master present to you:
SEO XP - Dalam Berkomentar kita juga perlu memperhatikan Cara Berkomentar Yang Baik dan Benar, mengapa demikian? Seperti halnya berkenalan saja, tanpa memerhatikan cara berkenalan yang baik. apakah orang yang diajak berkenalan akan merespon? tentu tidak pastinya.

Sama saja halnya dalam blogging kalau kita mau memberikan komentar ke blog teman atau mungkin yang belum kita kenal sebelumnya kita harus memerhatikan tata cara Berkomentar yang benar sehingga si pemilik blog bisa menerima komentar tersebut. dan apabila si pemilik blog terkesan dengan komentar kamu pasti si pemilik blog akan mengunjungi balik blog kamu. sehingga terjadilah komunikasi yang baik sesama blogger.

Padahal dengan komentar yang baik itu akan mempengaruhi keakraban untuk si pengomentar dan si pemilik blog. Jika kamu hanya memberi komentar yang tidak bermakna seperti : "Thank infonya gan, Sangat Bermakna, Wah yang bener nih? Thank yah? ditunggu komen baliknya! dan Pertamax atau bahkan Kunjungi balik yah?"

Sebenarnya komentar itu kurang baik, berbeda halnya dengan komentar yang seperti ini:

"Saya kira artikel ini lumayan penting buat para blogger pemula yang ingin belajar SEO seperti saya, namun, dengan artikel sobat diatas saya jadi sadar biasanya saya hanya bisa berkomentar Nice Post Gan tapi sekarang saya tahu bagaimana cara berkomentar yang baik dan benar"

Nah begitulah contoh berkomentar yang baik dan benar? terlihat bermutu kan?
Jika kalian berkomentar dengan baik dan benar kemungkinan itu juga bisa mengundang beberapa pengunjung karena kamu telah meninggalkan komentar (bukan berarti link, usahakan kalau berkomentar jangan memasukan link karena itu akan di sebut spam oleh google pinguin.
 
 Sekarang Bagaimanakah Cara Berkomentar yang Baik dan Benar?

1. Berkomentarlah sesuai isi Postingan
Kebanyakkan para komentar tidak pernah membaca dari awal sampai habis, dikarenakan mungkin ingin cepat cepat memberikan komentar, bisa bisa kamu salah berkomentar karena tidak sama dengan isi postingan tersebut, mungkin kamu akan dibuat bodoh oleh para pengunjung lainnya.

2. Hindari Berkomentar Negatif
Mungkin jika kamu membaca postigan tetapi tidak setuju dan berkomentar negatif, bisa bisa itu bisa merusak nama cita kamu sebagai blogger. jika kamu tidak setuju dengan isi postingan tersebut berkomentarlah secara sopan jangan langsung nyerocos ajah!.

3. Jangan Menyembunyikan Identitas Diri ( Jika Penting Lebih Baiknya Jangan)
Ini sangat diperlukan maksudnya dalam berkomentar gunakanlah selalu akun blogger anda pada saat itu pula si admin blog akan mengklik nama kamu dan melihat identitas diri apa dekripsi bog kamu dll.
Tapi perlu diingat jangan tinggalkan identitas penting seperti Email, no Kartu Kredit dll.

4. Berkomentar Satu Tema Dengan Blog
Berkomentar satu tema dengan Blog, itu kemungkinan juga akan menambah trafik blog anda misalnya di Seo Xp ini ada Panduan Ngeblog, Belajar SEO, Tips dan Trik dll...
Tapi itu tidak akan menutup kemungkinan yang berkomentar di blog yang tema nya berbeda seperti halnya saya jika Blogwalking atau Berkomentar ke blog tersebut.

5. Berkomentar Tidak Memiliki nilai Tambah (+)
Maksudnya, komentar tidak akan memberikan nilai tambah buat isi posting tersebut, padahal kalau kita sadari salah satu bentuk brand blog adalah lewat komentar. Dengan Memberikannya komentar yang berkualitas, yang bisa memberikan nilai tambah untuk isi posting tersebut dan akan membangun keakraban kita sebagai para blogger.

6. Komentar Pendek Tapi Bermakna
Meskipun kamu berkomentar pendek tapi bermakna dan mempunyai beberapa arti yang lebih, komentar pendek itu bisa membuat pegunjung akan terkesan danmungkin dia akan mengunjungi blog kamu. tapi kamu harus ingat poin ke 1 di atas.

Jadi dalam komentar harus mempunyai kualitas yang tinggi supaya si pemilik blog dan pengunjung lainnya akan terkesan dan bersimpati terhadap kamu. Walalupun hanya sekedar komentar tetapi itu bisa menggambarkan sifat kita sendiri dalam bersosial.

7. Jangan Berkomentar SPAM dan SARA!
Inilah yang paling penting diantara yang lainnya. jangan sampai menyinggung yang mempunyai blog tersebut apalagi sampai buat onar.
Dianjurkan Membaca >> Apa Itu SPAM dan SARA? <<


Ada yang bisa menambahkan gak?

Sekian Artikel Cara Berkomentar Yang Baik dan Benar semoga bermanfaat bagi kalian semua.2013, By: Seo Master

seo Google Chrome Extensions for SEO 2013

Seo Master present to you:

10 Must Use Google Chrome Extensions for Search Engine Optimizers (SEO’s)

SEO for Chrome – This is most popular Google Chrome SEO extension. Make your daily SEO tasks easier with this SEO for chrome extension, it provides SEO statistics for any website and tools. Common SEO stats included in this SEO extension are Website’s listing in DMOZ and Yahoo Directory, pages indexed in Google, Yahoo, Bing etc., total number of backlinks a particular website has and how many does different search engines or tools like open site explorer from SEOMoz show, bookmarks on popular bookmarking websites like delicious and digg, Alexa traffic rank, also checks some On-site factors whether robots.txt and sitemap.xml are present or not, HTTP status code etc. Besides all this it also provides much more SEO information about any website, you just need to try this. Installation link: SEO for Chrome.
Read more »2013, By: Seo Master

seo Common Mistake by SEO 2013

Seo Master present to you:
  • Meta

Problem:

You've not only put all the possible combination of keywords that describe your site, but you're halfway through all the keywords that you've ever heard of.

Solution:

The maximum number of keywords a site is allowed is 10. Sites with more than 10 meta keywords can be penalized and pushed to the bottom of the search results. Make sure you site has no more than 10. Even if it's just one over, it's like having thirty over. 10 is the absolute limit. For meta descriptions, the maximum allowance is 150 characters. This really is enough space to give visitors an idea of what a site is about. However, having no meta information is a big killer.

  • Title

Problem:

Your site title is 230 characters long, and you're on your way to the third run-on sentence describing your site.

Solution:

The page title should be no more than 70 characters long. Some people may think that this doesn't allow enough space for their marketing genius. But to be honest, even 70 characters is too long. You don't have to write a book to save that for your content.

  • A Word or Color?

Problem:

Everything on your site is HTML. You love HTML and can't get enough of it.

The solution:

If your site design is in HTML, you're commit a cardinal SEO sin. What year is this – 1997 ? Site designs should be written in CSS. Otherwise search engines can't differentiate what is design and what is content.

  • Everyone Can See My Photos except Google

The problem:

No "alt tags on your images."

The solution:

Add "alt tags" to each of your images. By doing this, you're telling what the image is. You don't have to describe the entire picture, but at least put something descriptive there. Everyone likes to know what's in a photo, even if they can't see it. Many people do not have the time to input alt tags for every single little icon or part of the design. It isn't really necessary to have alt tags on ALL images, just the important ones. The alt tag argument is becoming more and more controversial, but it doesn't hurt to add them and personally. I've noticed a different since adding them.

  • Domain Age and Register Period

Problem:

You have 210 days until your domain expires.

Solution:

Search engines like Google put more faith in a site that's going to be sticking around. That being said, domains that are registered for more than a year do much, much better with SEO than sites that will expire in less than a year. Personally, I register sites for two years, but I've registered my most important sites for up to 10 years. The domain expiration mistake is quite common as many people are baffled by the fact that search engines actually consider this as a factor in measuring the importance of a site. But, I guess if you register a site for something like 10 years, then it's important to you and if it's important to you, then it's slightly more important to Google. I mean, anyone willing to put more than just $10 down per year on a domain must REALLY be interested in it, right ?

  • Incoming Links

Problem:

Your site has no back links.

Solution:

A site's on-page SEO really helps, but off-page SEO is what's going to bring it to the top. Web sites need back links. In fact, the most important part of SEO is back links. It's important to also put your keywords in your back-links.It's important for back-links to be natural… or at least appear natural, so webmasters must take care in not creating too many back-links right away. This looks fishy and sites have been known to be penalized for this. Take it slow. Add a new back-link here and there. Taking it slow allows you a lot of space to dabble a little – to see what works and what doesn't without a major investment of time or money.

  • I'm Going to Be Rich Someday.

Problem:

You've picked a great keyword, but you have 50,387 back links and still don't rank for the keyword.

Solution:

You've picked some bad keywords. It's too bad, just do some keyword research with this tool. Every niche has those extremely competitive keywords, but those with a creative mind can come up with some good keywords – ones that people search for often, but are allow the webmaster the ability to rank for those keywords.

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Belajar HTML dasar Div dan Stylenya 2013





Belajar HTML dasar Div -- Div bisa dikatakan sebagai kontainer untuk kode HTML apa saja yang ingin anda tampilkan di dalamnya. HTML Div bisa anda gunakan untuk melakukan sedikit modifikasi pada tampilan blog anda. Pengetahuan ini benar-benar standar saja bagi blogger, tapi mungkin beberapa blogger pemula belum mengetahui HTML yang sangat dasar ini. Jadi tidak apa-apa kita bahas sedikit.



seo Customize your results snippets with structured data 2013

Seo Master present to you: Custom Search themes make it easy for you to customize the look and feel of your search results pages. And if you want to take the customization gig further, you can also customize the result snippet—a small sample of content that gives search users an idea of what's in the webpage—by using structured data.

When you are reading a webpage that reviews a film, you can figure out what the title is, what reviewers thought of the film, and how they rated it. You can even search for stores with the best prices for the DVD. Structured data can convey the meaning of such key information to computers.

Structured data formats—such as microformats, RDFa, and PageMaps—are semantic markup that you add to your HTML page. Structured data make web content more meaningful to machines. These attributes do not change the formatting of your website, they just make the text enclosed within the XHTML tags "understandable" by computers and influence what shows up in the result snippets.

When you tag your webpages with structured data, Custom Search indexes them and sends the metadata back in the XML results for your page. You can then take this XML feed and transform it into HTML results that showcase key information—such as image thumbnails, summaries, dates, authorship, ratings, and prices. Having the most relevant information in your search results makes the webpages in your site more compelling to your users.

You can, for example, create the following kind of rich snippets:


You can even add thumbnails and actions that let your users download files or make purchases.


To learn more, read the Custom Search Developer's Guide.

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Customize your search results page with themes 2013

Seo Master present to you: If you can select headgear for your LEGO ® action figures, your search engine should let you customize the theme for your search results page, right? Darn tooting!

True, Custom Search already lets you customize the look and feel of your search results page, but we're making it easier. You can now go to the control panel and select one of the predefined themes that broadly matches the look and feel of your website.

If the standard themes are not quite what you want, you can make further changes. You can tinker with the page layout (Why stick with a single column of results, when you can have two?) and play with the font colors and types. The standard themes paired with the "Compact" layout option are optimized for mobile devices, so they work well on iPhone, Android devices, and Pre.

If you want a greater level of control than that, you can download the CSS, tweak it in a text editor, and host the CSS in your website. You can make your search results page blend with the style of the rest of your website.


To learn more, read the Custom Search Developer's Guide.

2013, By: Seo Master

seo Weekly Google Code Roundup: Leopard day, JavaScript fun, and the open source world. 2013

Seo Master present to you:

It's Leopard day. I am really excited to get home to install the new version of OS X. It isn't actually the new operating system itself that excites me, it is the new applications that I know have been waiting for this release to be able to see the light of day. Our own Google Mac team has announced an update for Leopard, so update Google Desktop before you change your strips for spots. When you setup the new Mail.app, consider enabling IMAP in Gmail and using both (I have been looking forward to IMAP support for a long time)!

I was really excited to see our Blogger GData JavaScript client library release. I am particularly proud of the examples that came along with the release as they really show you some of our ideas and give you good starting points for your own secure mashups.

If you want to test GData endpoints, there is help for doing some testing with cURL which we documented for you.

We got to hear to some of the teams too. Bruce Johnson and Joel Webber, members of the Google Web Toolkit team, had a nice interview with Pearson before the upcoming conference on GWT.

Paul McDonald and Rich Burdon of the Google Mashup Editor Team also discussed the nuances of the GME product and where it is heading.

In the Google Maps world Pamela played with clickable Polygons and used the ability to play a game. Also, if you are a Flash-y kind of guy, you can do more with KML and Flash.

We hosted a lot of open source meetings such as:



For those that like to search across open source code, we have a new ability to tell us more about your code via the integration of Google Code Search and Sitemaps.

Fancy some video? We had some great tech talks on campus including:



As always, check out the latest tech talks, subscribe to the Google Developer Podcast and visit the Google Code YouTube channel.

I am now heading out to get Leopard roaring, but a couple of final points. The new Google Finance Gadgets are interesting, and take a look at how our developer team lives in a Mario World.2013, By: Seo Master
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