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 July 21st, 2010 – Waltham, MA

Today, OHO Interactive hosted Alfresco’s Northeast Lunch and Learn conference in Waltham, MA. The event showcased Alfresco’s market-leading open source enterprise content management system. The event was very well received with over 100 technology and business executives registering for the event.

Mark Sacco
Jul 21, 2010

Two high-tech startups have recently partnered with OHO Interactive to wrap the Drupal content management system around their proprietary Web products and services. The two firms, xPeerient and SilverRail Technologies, are delivering 'game changing' solutions to their customers - and both needed a partner that could tackle the 'last mile challenge', getting them to market quickly.

Mark Sacco
Jul 08, 2010

Have you been considering a website upgrade? Are you developing the next version of a web application?

OHO is offering a complimentary web usability assessment for new customers.

The assessment does require a bit of a commitment on your part. We ask that you set aside about an hour for a call and that you share use cases, personna information, workflows and the goals and objectives for your project.

Next, OHO assembles our best-and-brightest to review your situation and identify appropriate strategies to meet your usability needs.

Mark Sacco
Jul 01, 2010

The Actors Fund – a human services organization in New York and LA serving the entertainment industry – has engaged OHO Interactive to migrate their existing website from Plone CMS to Acquia Drupal. The site will also integrate with the Blackbaud suite of products including Raiser's Edge, Patron's Edge, and Patron's Edge online.

Jason Smith
Jun 30, 2010

Open source Enterise Content Management (ECM) is one ot today's 'hot topics' and is playing a key role in helping organizations leverage internal knowledge to drive competitive advantage. ECM is also being used in new innovative ways - literally ushering in new Web-based business models.

marks
Jun 15, 2010

Google answered that question today at Day 2 of Google I/O, and the answer is at Google TV.  But let's not get ahead of ourselves...  They spent the first half of the keynote building up suspense talking about the Android momentum:

  • 21 OEMs
  • 48 Countries
  • 65 Devices
  • 100,000 Daily activation run rate
  • 1 billion miles traveled in GPS navgation
  • 50,000 Applications
  • 180,00 Developers

They announced the next release of Android 2.2 called Froyo, which has 5 Focus Areas:

Laurie Richards
May 20, 2010

The answer is...  Both!  Google I/O got its name from both a developers roots (Input/Output) as well as developers future, (Innovation in the Open).  They kicked off their third annual developers conference today and San Francisco is currently crawling with more than five thousand developers (including two from OHO Interactive) anxious to hear whatever big news it is that is almost always released at their conferences (stay tuned to our blog, it sounds like it'll be announced during tomorrow's keynote at 9AM PDT).

Laurie Richards
May 19, 2010

Here at day two of the MarkLogic User Conference in beautiful San Francisco. From a developer's perspective, I can't think of a better way to spend Cinco de Mayo.

The big tagline for the conference (and the giveaway T-shirts) is "NoSQL before NoSQL was cool." And it's true: MarkLogic has been waving the NoSQL flag for nearly 10 years now. The way they store and access data is streamlined, unique, and ideal for a number of Web 2.0 applications.

Chris OConnor
May 05, 2010

Today was the first meeting of the GET Conference here in Cambridge.  The GET Conference has brought together a unique group of genomics experts, investors and business leaders.  A fantastic small setting lead to limited presentations and a large amount of collaboration and discussion.  Dramatically lower costs for genome sequencing are going to change our lives in myriads of ways.  Today's conference was a creative event discussing concepts ranging from personalized medicine to better disease

Ed Hastings
Apr 27, 2010

Update! Meet up with OHO at DrupalCon 2010 this week!

Many enterprise IT organizations are looking to manage a wide range of web properties with a single content management instance. Drupal provides three options for multi-site management. One of the better options is the Domain Access Module.

Jason Smith
Mar 12, 2010
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