Archive for the ‘Technology’ Category

Smaps

Thursday, July 27th, 2006

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Trade Me have just released their new maps site smaps, powered by the new ZoomIn Mapping System.

The site is using our new maps. The new map design include better definition of streets and labelling of points of interest.

We’ve been working really hard in making smaps the best map site in New Zealand.

New real estate site

Tuesday, July 25th, 2006

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Propertyradar – A new real estate site has just launched powered by ZoomIn Maps.

It has some really nice features that allow you to save the properties that your’re interested in and ignore the ones that you don’t like.

Congrats to the Property Radar team.

Jeff Bezos invests in 37 signals

Saturday, July 22nd, 2006

Big news today. Jeff Bezos VC fund just invested in 37signals.
So the big question is….

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New ZoomIn Mac plugin

Friday, May 26th, 2006

Robert Stainsby has been working hard on a new Mac plug-in that adds ZoomIn maps to the Mac OS X Services Menu.

Robert describes his mapping service as:

MappingService adds ZoomIn Maps to Mac OS X’s Services menu. A user can select a text address in most applications, then choose this menu item to map the selection in their browser.

You can download the software from Robert ’s Mapping Service page.

A big thanks to Robert!

ZoomIn at Webstock

Friday, May 26th, 2006

I’m at Webstock over the next day or so.

Come and say hi, I’ll be in the Positively Wellington Business Booth or I’ll will be out and about.

Feel free to post your pictures on ZoomIn.

John

Come on Wellington, we want more Web 2.0

Thursday, May 4th, 2006

John-Daniel Trask has just written a post on Zoomin. John-Daniel was asking about some information to help budding entrepreneuers. I thought I’d offer some suggestions to help get kickstart people into starting a new business.

If you’re thinking of starting a business there is plenty of organisations in Wellington that can assist. Here are a few links to get you started.

That’ll get you started.

Remember to talk to lots of people, networking and relationships are the key.

Come on Wellington get started, become the next Trade Me !

Private messaging

Thursday, May 4th, 2006

Hi Everybody,

I just wanted to tell you all that now you can send private messages to any member of the ZoomIn community. Simply locate the profile of the person you want to talk to and click on “Mail this person” action.

To read your own messages click on the little envelope icon located in the top right corner along your sign-in status. If the envelope has a number next to it then you’ve got that many new messages waiting for you.

You can also access your inbox and sent messages from your profile page.

cheers,
tomek

ZoomIn – Max Newman's cool site of the week

Tuesday, May 2nd, 2006

We’ve just been included in Max Newman’s cool sites of the week.

A big Thank You to Max for the inclusion.

A warm welcome to our new xtra users.

We really appreciate your feedback, so let us konw if you have any comments or suggestions.

Nice article on Software as a Service

Sunday, April 23rd, 2006

Business week have a nice article on the 8 myths of Software as a service.

Here are the main points:

  • Myth #1: Software as a Service is still relatively new and untested.
  • Myth #2: Software as a Service is just another version of the failed application service provider, or ASP, and hosting models of the past, and will suffer the same fate as its predecessors.
  • Myth #3: Software as a Service only relieves companies of the up-front costs of traditional software licenses.
  • Myth #4: Software as a Service is only for small- and midsize businesses and will not be accepted by large-scale organizations.
  • Myth #5: Software as a Service only applies to applications such as customer relationship management and salesforce automation.
  • Myth #6: Software as a Service will only have a minor impact on the software industry and will fade over time.
  • Myth #7: It will be easy for the established software vendors to offer SaaS and dominate this market.
  • Myth #8: Software as a Service is only for corporate users.
  • Here’s my thoughts on Software as a service.

    The reality is change is expensive. Software as a service makes it possible to try the software to see if its a fit for your needs. If you have to invest lots of time and resources in some that might work, you have to be prepared to face the fact that you might have brought a lemon.

    As the software provider this model works great. We get to focus on the features that our clients actually want. Our focus is on creating value.

    Let me know your thoughts on the article.

    New ZoomIn Mapping System pricing is on the way.

    Sunday, April 23rd, 2006

    We in the final stages of finalising the new pricing for the ZoomIn Mapping System.

    The summary of the changes are:

      3 new pricing models

      • Monthly Pre-paid – We have a variety of prepaid options for websites that have constant.
      • Cost per Click – A tiered Pay as you go system that you only pay for what you use.
      • Point locator license – A new special license for website that just want to visualise a addresses on the map eg. This is suitable for the Real Estate, Travel industries and Store locators
    • The first 2500 map hits per month are free!
    • Unlimited pricing option for those sites that want all you can eat.

    Sign up and get cracking. Our developer license is free. You can get you own map up and on your site in only minutes.


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