Archive for the ‘Development Progress’ Category

Product Development and Teamwork

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Yesterday, Ashish - our usability expert, came up to me expressing his concern about whether his work is adding value, and does it make sense to continue working. I shared with him some lessons about working on a product as compared to working on projects, and about teamwork, which I ...

How safe is your data in On2Biz?

Saturday, February 24th, 2007

With the recent declaration by Google to offer a paid version of its web applications such as Gmail, calendar, and online document editors - collectively called Google Apps, the Software As A Service (SaaS) model has become mainstream. Now the discussion of the core issues relating to SaaS are being ...

Using the sales pipeline report for key performance indicators

Monday, February 5th, 2007

Conventionally, sales performance is measured by the value of orders closed. Sales persons are assigned targets, and their incentives are based on their ability to meet these targets. However, merely meeting targets does not ensure consistency of sales performance, effective utilization of sales resources, accurate target assignments, or effective sales ...

Feature Changes: Workspace dashboard menu with Activity List and Pipeline

Tuesday, January 16th, 2007

On2Biz facilities have been divided into two sections: Workspace - where the user manages and reports activities and processes Reports - where the user analyzes performance through various types of reports Each of these sections have the corresponding menu, which acts like a dashboard for quick access to the facilities in ...

Keeping It Simple is Not So Easy! (KISNOSE)

Friday, December 8th, 2006

One of the biggest challenges in On2Biz development is to manage a complex set of features required for users to manage their business online, while keeping the interface as simple as possible. One of the gurus of Web application design, Luke Wroblewski describes in an article on UX Matters, a ...

On2Biz virtual development team, thanks to open source

Wednesday, December 6th, 2006

I recently met someone who sells Microsoft CRM to companies in the Middle East. When I demonstrated On2Biz to him, he was really impressed with how much we have achieved. But he raised one important question about On2Biz - how can you compete with the likes of Microsoft with their ...

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