Guardian Termite & Pest Control, Inc. is a full service Pest Management company servicing all of Southern New Jersey. If you have a pest problem, they will customize a solution to help you solve it. They can rid you of any pest but little did they know their biggest bugs were right under their nose, lurking in their website and… Read more →
Congratulations to CompuData, Inc. on their great testimonial video featuring Specialty Ring Products. Did you ever wonder who makes those huge seamless steel rings for jet turbines, helicopter gearboxes, paper mills, and windmills? Me either, but I bet a lot of specialty mechanics do! Specialty Ring Products (SRP) is the premier source for forged seamless rolled rings and shapes used in the most demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial applications.
SRP needed a better ERP system. CompuData, Inc. provided them with a great software solution with Epicor ERP. This helped SRP increase their margins which, in turn, allowed them to be much more competitive in the industry. The process was fascinating to watch and a pleasure to produce for CompuData, Inc.
The holidays can be a hectic time of year. During the rush and brush of the holly-daze, we can lose site of the true spirit of the season. Take a look at the video below of a drone peacefully flying around a private jet. Now we all know that drones and planes are mortal enemies. The drone operator and I… Read more →
Salon owners Jayne Joseph and Jennifer Barile know hair. They’ve been designing it for years before they opened Follicles Hair Salon. They opened Follicles with the idea that they would be the “Stylists Who Listen” and, at Follicles, they do just that. They listen to exactly what their customers want and the use their expertise to exceed their expectations. Located… Read more →
The art of cabaret performance is a very intimate one. It’s distinctly different from musical theatre, or a concert in that the performer is only a few feet from the audience in a very intimate setting. The word and descriptions of cabaret are derived from the French word meaning “wine cellar” to describe the small room where this form of entertainment… Read more →
Creating links in your YouTube videos used to be done with “annotations” but Google did away with it as of this past May. Reason being is, they have never worked on mobile devices, so links were never seen by mobile viewers. As mobile viewers become more popular, the annotations editor was removed. That means no future annotations will be available,… Read more →
In September 1620, a small ship called the Mayflower left Plymouth, England with 102 passengers, lured by the promise of prosperity, freedom of religion and land ownership in the New World. They were looking to reach the mouth of the Hudson River, but after 66 treacherous days, they dropped anchor near the tip of Cape Cod, far north of of… Read more →
Those Who Made America As we come to celebrate the end-of-summer three-day weekend, let us pause to reflect on why we celebrate Labor Day. Labor Day is observed on the first Monday in September and has come to symbolize the end of summer for many Americans. Many celebrate with parties, parades and athletic events, but it’s origins come from the… Read more →
The Revolutionary War began with small battles in April of 1775. At that time, only a few colonists desired complete independence from Great Britain and those who did want complete separation were considered radical. In early 1776, publisher Thomas Paine expressed revolutionary sentiments in his best selling pamphlet, “Common Sense”. This added to the growing resentment of British rule, leading… Read more →
Here’s to the guy that introduced us to the wonders of our world; the men that bounced us on their laps. Here’s to the dads who taught us to throw a ball and then “suck it up and be tough” when that ball smacked us in the nose. Mothers Helping Fathers Father’s Day was first celebrated in our nation on June… Read more →