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April 2008
Newbaby.com Connects Moms and Technology
Newbaby.com approached MVI in the fall of 2007 as an existing web presence with the need to upgrade to the latest technology available. The objective was to develop a website primarily for video consumption meanwhile allowing mothers to connect through an online community which we call “Mom’s Corner”. MVI worked side by side with early motherhood experts to develop a user friendly, functionally sound, product that is most beneficial to its target audience. One of our foremost elements of newbaby.com is the ability to create a “wallet” of videos that members and non-members can email to friends, create an MRSS feed or create a widget capable of being transferred to multiple locations around the net. Some of the website’s features include expert videos, articles and an interactive web cam for real-time video upload. The website also offers community interaction features with all the latest user tools which include: member profiles, blogs, photo galleries and news in an online environment which allows mothers to connect via web technology. The extensive feature list cannot be summarized but only experienced here at www.newbaby.com.
March 2008
MHOA releases WOCN-Connect
MHOA, Miller & Huffman Outcome Architects, are nationally recognized experts in home health outcomes and disease management. Their contribution to the healthcare industry is cutting-edge; helping providers and vendors to ready themselves for pay for performance and consumer-driven healthcare. In late 2007 MHOA contracted MVI to develop their revolutionary WOCN-Connect web application. WOCN-Connect drives staff compliance to use the right wound product, on the right wound, at the right time every day, patient-by-patient. The application allows subscribers to document and submit wound care notes and photos. These notes are then reviewed by a Certified Wound, Ostomy, Continence Nurse (WOCN) who submits wound treatment recommendations for the photo. In addition to wound care treatment guidance, WOCN-Connect provides subscribers with valuable data-driven, real-time outcome reports. MVI provided the skills and expertise to make the WOCN-Connect application intuitive and easy-to-use. Learn more at www.wocn-connect.com.
February 2008
MASA delivers sporting goods and equipment via the web
MASA, Mid-America Sports Advantage, sells sporting goods and equipments to consumers, recreational facilities, schools, churches and to many other places. In business for 25 years, MASA came to MVI in 2007 looking to upgrade their existing website. During the next several months, MVI worked closely with MASA's staff to deliver a feature-rich, high-end web application. This website, launched in late 2007, has many of the features that are seen in other major online retailers. From product comparisons, to related products, to a dynamic wish, this site was engineered to provide their customers with elevated customer experience. MVI continues to work with MASA to enhance and already great product. Check them out at www.sportsadvantage.com.
January 2008
MVI moves to Fedora Core 8 for dedicated servers
For years MVI has been using a customized base version of Redhat Linux 9 as their operating system for their dedicated servers. With the evolution of server hardware since the release of Redhat 9, newer hardware became harder and harder to find drivers for. There was a need for a new base system which could support new functionality and new hardware. That's when MVI started looking at Fedora Core 8 as its next possible operating system. After quite a bit a testing and customization, MVI is proud to announce that from now on, all of its new dedicated servers will be using a customized version of Fedora Core 8. This will allow our dedicated server customers to be able to take advantage of the latest, state-of-the-art hardware and software available for Linux-based platforms out on the market.
December 2007
Healthocrates- Accurate Medical Information- Wiki Style
Healthocrates approached MVI in mid 2007. They had a problem and needed a solution. It started with a man that had a rare medical condition and couldn’t find the treatment he needed. He eventually found it by communicating with someone on a message board. Our customer realized the need for such a service, but realized there should be one site that everyone could go to. We realized the ‘user submitted’ format of wiki type sites could keep information up to the minute. We put an extra submission step in the submission process to ensure the information was accurate and of good quality. Healthocrates boasts video content placed into our articles as well, a feature not currently available on Wikipedia. Today the number of Healthocrates users continues to grow exponentially, making it one of the most actively used sites in the MVI family.
October 2007
Sharing Your Talent With The World
Tube Your Talent realized there are a lot of talented people in the world and those talented people wanted to share their abilities. Therefore, they contacted MVI to create a web site that allows people to sign up as members for free. Once signed up they have the ability to not only upload videos of themselves, but also images they've created and documents of their poems or songs. Now anyone can share their talents with the world. Show the world your talent at www.tubeyourtalent.com.
September 2007
MVI Announces Infinite Acuity
As MVI's breadth of services has grown, a new segment of the market was identified. Those businesses who need not just software projects built, but also consistent guidance for all things related to technology. Infinite Acuity is MVI's answer to those businesses that are looking for a technology partner who can offer a variety of services relating to the technology field. Set to launch in the first quarter of 2008, Infinite Acuity will offer the following services: Consulting, Project Management, Systems Administration, Support, Software Development and Testing. Each of these services will be designed to work seamlessly within our customers organizations. MVI's extensive experience in the industry along with a long history with great companies will provide the foundation for Infinite Acuity's customer base. We at MVI are excited about this new venture and are looking forward to Infinite Acuity expanding on our great business.
June 2007
MVI Implements Clustering Solution
One of MVI's biggest hosting customers (Simpedia Networks - www.ecampusrecruiter.com) recently realized the need for a more advanced solution for their multi-server application. Originally when their site was launched (www.ecampusrecruiter.com) it was hosted on MVI's top-notch, redundant, shared hosting environment. However, their business and throughput needs grew so fast that they were soon on their own dedicated server. In a short span of time, they even outgrew their dedicated server and started requiring multiple servers which forced them to split their application amongst different domain names. Ever growing, Simpedia recently consulted with MVI to have a clustering implementation engineered and put into place. MVI is currently in the process of implementing this clustering solution and is set to have it ready by the end of the summer. With technologies such as load-balancing equipment, centralized storage systems and replicated database, this hosting implementation is the most complex that MVI has ever attempted to put together. MVI hopes that their new found experience and skill in this area will attract other customers looking for similar configurations.
May 2007
Noah's Ark Animal Workshop
www.noahsarkworkshop.com Noah's Ark Animal Workshop has been with MVI since they began in 2004. MVI has worked closely with the team at Noah's Ark to bring functionality to their rapidly growing business. Since they started, MVI has created a vast set of features from replicated sites, to club memberships, to content management. MVI fills many roles as it relates to the operation of the Noah's Ark. We not only operate as programmers, but also as system's administrators and consultants. Noah's Ark Animal Workshop is built on a platform consisting of PHP and MySQL. It contains a full-fledged contact organizer, shopping cart, content management system, genealogy tree structure as well as many other custom modules that were built specifically for Noah's Ark.
MVI expands Hosting Facility to handle the continued growth expected
during 2007.
MVI's growth in the number of Web sites, dedicated servers and Internet
traffic has grown exponentially during the last several years. The graph
of this growth indicates MVI will increase bandwidth use, 40-50% growth
during 2007. This predicted growth requires MVI to increase bandwidth
and server capacity. MVI has begun this new expansion and we are anticipating
completion in late January. MVI's expansion plan includes upgrading server
technology, augment site storage capacity, increase available bandwidth
and modernize storage back up capabilities.MVI hosts all web sites and
web applications at one of the finest and most secure Tier 1 hosting facilities
in the USA.
The Network Access Point in Miami, Florida provides superior connectivity
because this facility is located on the backbone of the Internet, with
multiple optical lines reaching to the other 5 Network Access Points in
the United States. The NAP in Miami is the main access point to the Internet
by the international optical lines coming from South America, Africa,
Europe and the Middle East. We are extremely proud to provide our customers
with the finest web hosting available. MVI’s state of the art hosting
capabilities have allowed us to provide our customers with the best uptime
average in the industry.
As this work continues our staff will advise when and if any interruption
of service will occur. All service interruptions, will last less then
4 hours and occur during the early morning hours on a weekend.
Thank you for your patience and for being a loyal customer.
Staff of MVI
September 2006
Novavision
NovaVision needed a company to help take their existing site to the next
level. NovaVision worked with MVI's team of experts to convert the site
from ASP to PHP utilizing all the existing content and design elements
that were already in place. The site was structured to support search
engine-friendly URL's so that the company could be ranked higher on the
search engines while still providing great content. MVI developed a custom
back-end that allowed for greater flexibility on the clients part when
it came to loading the content on their pages. Finally, MVI has developed
custom activity reports which allows NovaVision to get real-time statistics
on their websites visitors.
August 2006
Solar Outdoor Lighting
www.solarlighting.com
SOL INC. (Solar Outdoor Lighting, Inc.) is the world's leading provider of industrial
and commercial grade solar powered lighting systems. Originally working with
another company to redesign the site, the client became frustrated when problems
couldn't be solved and with their never-ending wait for customer support. When
MVI Solutions stepped in and took over the project, all issues were addressed
and corrected and the redesigned site was launched within 30 days.
July 2006
Bulb Man
Bulbman.com
This site specializes in the selling of light bulbs. MVI met with the client
to go over their business rules and decided the best course of action would
be to utilize an existing ecommerce solution called Zen Cart. After numerous
follow up meetings with the client, a functional specification was drafted that
details all of the customizations needed on the software. MVI then highly customized
the base software to meet the client's specific business rules. This approach
saved the client time and money.
June 2006
ANTS Inc.
Local farmers and livestock managers were looking to expand their businesses throughout the world efficiently and effectively but didn’t currently have the proper means to accomplish these goals. With the sense, knowledge and an insightful business plan, ANTS INC was able to create an online environment for these industry players to broaden their scope and enter into negotiations and contracts with other business partners around the globe. The online animal auction that has since been created lets individuals and business owners make their products and merchandise available to locations that were otherwise unreachable. In doing so, they have expanded and created new growth and profit.
May 2006
Goldman Sachs
Building upon their existing eBay crawler, MVI Solutions developed a new Market Research crawler. This program traverses market research queries on eBay and pulls the resulting metrics into an Excel. This file is then emailed on weekly basis.
April 2006
Mattress Marshals
An industry wide issue in the mattress and bedding world concerning inefficiency and delay in manual order processing has existed for many years. With the introduction of an online order management system, Mattress Marshals has now set it self apart from its competitors. Customers, Clients and even Technicians can now eliminate the tedious paper order form process and begin to relish in the more streamlined and effective all digital environment. Orders are now created, filled out and processed online. Groups can exchange images and view notes taken by all involved parties. With the implementation of this current system, Mattress Marshals has become and innovator and leader in the mattress and bedding industry.
December 2004
Ground Floor Engineering
This client was in need of a complete business solution to help them manage their employee workload, prospect proposals and client job orders. MVI Solutions created a custom application that allowed the client to set up multiple user types to manage their employees and prospects/customers. The application includes a prospect/customer list, employee calendar, employee task list, proposal manager and job order manager. The client is also able to assign their employees to different projects and view the number of man-hours they have scheduled.
October 2004
Caribbean Online
Caribbean-online.net was a site in need of a facelift and some serious programming needs. The client had a vision and MVI Solutions had a way. MVI Solutions worked with the client to understand their business needs and where they wanted to take their site. In 8 short weeks the client had a redesigned and fully functional site that offers multiple features to different member types. These features include a job search/post section, procurement searches, hotel/restaurant listings and a business directory.
July 2004
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs needed a special tool from us - one that would save their company a lot of time by visiting web pages on Ebay.com in a number of languages and gathering data. Previously, someone had spent hours gathering this data by visiting each page and recording the results. Our custom product now performs this task in less than 5 minutes! And, it offers an Excel-friendly report with some custom exception statistics immediately after running. This product was so helpful that they sought a modified version of the product to gather additional data which, because we design our custom software with forward-thinking techniques, was up and running within hours and at a fraction of the cost!
May 2004
MemberScript
When MemberScript came to us, they had a good product which they wanted to improve upon to offer their target market, membership subscription websites, a more affordable, feature-packed solution than the prevailing giant. We assigned an in-house developer to work closely with the MemberScript team to help them meet their software goals and worked with them to build a customized server to help facilitate sales and administration of their software. Because MemberScript sells copies of the MemberScript software which they regularly upgrade, we designed and implemented an upgrading subsystem to the product which allows the site owner to upgrade their entire hosted system at the click of a button! Our work has brought the MemberScript software up to a level where they are now competing against the industry giant and gaining national recognition. Furthermore, we have continued our strong relationship with MemberScript and are working with them to further upgrade their system, adding more features, with a clean interface, using the latest technologies
March 2004
OPS
MVI has created a feature-rich POS (point-of-sale) system for the world's largest fast-food chain. Relying on traditional Windows development, the POS software not only serves as a means to ring up customer sales, but provides an entire store operations management system. From advanced reporting, to sales transmission, the POS software provides a store owner with the capabilities to control the daily operations of their store without needing to be on top of all of the activities. The POS sale system can be adapted to serve several markets such as retail.
February 2004
IMSS
MVI has developed a system that allows teleradiologists the capability of creating reports on studies, from the comforts of their home. Our program allows for studies that are fed to the user via JAVA and XML to be reviewed and reported against. These reports assist in patient diagnosis and allow doctors the freedom to review their patients conditions from any web-enabled location. Empowered with these capabilities, the radiologist can provide timely reports on the patient thus expediting their care. Additionally, our program has advanced reporting capabilities for system management as well as billing.
December 2003
MLM
MVI has developed a multi-level marketing application that allows its owners to create a tier-down, direct sales business model. This program allows its members to enroll with the site, and be part of a genealogy tree which they can manage directly through the site. Automatic commission calculations, newsletters and invoicing reports are also features of this highly-advanced business tool. Members and administrators have the capability to control their respective sections, with members being able to communicate with their downline, organizing scheduled events and setting pricing levels. A self-sufficient program, the MLM application allowed this client to take their business to a national audience without having to adjust their administrative staffing requirements.
October 2003
Why and How to Outsource
Whether you listen to official American
business statistics or the guy down the street who used to work for IBM,
you seem to hear the same story everywhere today - information-technology
jobs are shifting overseas at a very high rate.
Software writing jobs are rapidly moving offshore. The Internet has made
doing business around the world easier, so for an American technology
company to outsource some programming overseas isn't as hard as it used
to be.
A prime example of this new technology model is MediaVue, a Florida company
that creates programs, software, application, and database-driven solutions.
MediaVue was one of the early innovators, utilizing outsourcing since
its inception in 1999. "We had two strategies for developing software
early on," says Jeff Douglas, President of MediaVue. "We used in-house
programmers for some projects and overseas outsourcing for others. It
quickly became obvious that the overseas route had a lot of advantages."
The benefits for MediaVue's customers were large, according to Jon DeLuca,
the company's CEO. "Pretty soon, we developed this great reputation -
our customers couldn't believe how much work we got done for the prices
we were charging. We were just saving so much from outsourcing that we
were able to price low and still be profitable."
MediaVue has survived and grown by having a strong staff of in-house project
managers who work with its customers to create solution models, then outsource
much of the programming work to coders around the globe. While its competition
closed down during the dot com bust, MediaVue grew and expanded its applications
and customers by offering state of the art software at competitive prices.
Typically MediaVue saves its clients a lot of money by utilizing the cost
advantages of hiring offshore developers, who can cost 20% to 40% of American
labor.
The question for owners of regular American companies is how to take advantage
of these cost savings. Managers realize that there is a cost savings to
outsourcing programming work overseas; but many companies who have tried
the experiment of overseas technology outsourcing have failed miserably.
Small to medium sized companies, whose budgets are tightest and so have
the most to gain from outsourcing, have had the greatest difficulty pulling
it off successfully.
"It's hard to do," according to Douglas. "It took us about two years to
really perfect the model. Until you actually manage 100 to 200 outsourced
technology projects, you won't learn how to do it properly. Small to medium
sized companies don't do anywhere near that level of technology initiatives
so they never learn the right way to outsource. That's why so many of
our new customers who call us say - 'I needed to get this application
programmed - a few months ago I hired this company from India to save
money but it didn't work out. Can you help me?' We hear it all the time."
Outsourcing technology development is, in fact, fraught with pitfalls.
How do you know the overseas company you are hiring is qualified? How
to you get the outsourced team to understand your business so they develop
the solution properly? How do you solve the communication problems given
the time zone differences? Once the application is complete, who supports
the technology? How do you quickly implement program improvements?
For a non-IT company, the best bet is often to hire a company like MediaVue
to complete the technology project.
"We give our customers the best of both worlds," says DeLuca. "We give
the very high level of service you expect when dealing with an established
U.S. based solutions provider. Our in-house technology staff handles the
business analysis, project specification, and ongoing technical support
and maintenance for every project. Customers want to know that they can
immediately resolve problems by picking up the telephone, and that they
are dealing with an established company that isn't going anywhere. On
the other hand, because we outsource so much of the brute programming
work, we can pass on substantial cost savings to our clients. Since we've
done so many outsourced projects, we know which programming teams are
qualified at which technologies; we can guarantee quality because we put
the right people on the job."
Outsourcing is, of course, wonderfully beneficial for the US economy.
While the job loss to programmers is painful, a recent report circulated
in the management consultant field said outsourcing helps US companies
become more profitable and cut prices to consumers. On the whole, across
the US economy, the gains outweigh the losses.
For American programmers who wish to stay in their field, the picture
isn't entirely bleak, provided they are willing to learn new skills. "Programming
jobs in particular are moving overseas, but not all technology jobs,"
notes Douglas. "Programmers who want to stay behind a computer and never
talk to a customer will become a dying breed in the U.S. But for programmers
who want to take on roles as project leaders, sales consultants, managers,
and cutting-edge technology innovators, there will be growing opportunities."
September 2003
The tech sector is back, and it's back in a big
way.
Who says? The government, that's
who. Yeah, I know, who can trust them, right? Then again, if we don't
trust the numbers, where are we?
Evidence
It's all over the proverbial map. Production is up - jobs are more available
- earnings are up- the stock market is up, things must be better. Everyone's
careful not to raise expectations too much, and every CEO seems paralyzed
by the fear of calling a recovery.
Smart people trust the facts. The Bureau of Economic Affairs says investment
in information technology gained 15 percent in the third quarter. Not
too shabby. Actually, if you make price adjustments, the real number might
be closer to 20 percent.
What To Expect
Sure, the tech sector grew last quarter, they say, but how long will it
last? There might be a ton of pent-up demand out there, but then again,
that 15 percent quarter might have been all she wrote.
Why not just be brave enough and honest enough to admit that things are
getting better? If it doesn't last -- well, we'll make do somehow.
There's no shame in being an optimist. In fact, it was rather popular
not too long ago.
June 2003
When Integrity Leads needed Sales Leads Management software for their
business they turned to the best. Through a series of conferences
and a comprehensive analysis, MediaVue learned the details of Integrity
Leads' business to give them the best possible sales leads manager for
their money. What resulted was a superior piece of software that gives
Integrity Leads supreme control over the management of their sales leads.
The Integrity Leads' Sales Leads Management software is based on MediaVue's
own Contact Manager.
The administration section of the site is where our software really excels.
From the administrator control panel a user can easily upload CSV lead
lists and change the sales lead status. The administrator can also do
bulk emailing to their sales leads and also has the ability to create
Excel sheets with their sales leads information in it. MediaVue's customized
Sales Leads Manager with advanced administrative features gave Integrity
Leads the edge they need to succeed.
May 2003
MediaVue completes Office Supply e-commerce shopping cart of over 30,000
products.
Recently, Mediavue took on the task of building a fully functional e-commerce
shopping cart for a product line of over 30,000 office supply, technology,
and office furniture products. In order to build the shopping cart, Mediavue
utilized PHP as the server side scripting language and MySQL as the back-end
database. While there are a huge number of products to manage, Mediavue
was able to build a database conversion program, which allows updates
to be made to the product line quickly and easily. Through the use of
advanced database optimization and caching, Mediavue was also able to
make the site operate and load quickly. The shopping cart, which was fully
launched earlier this month, allows the site owner to control the daily
operations and management of the site without requiring much technical
or programming knowledge. The daily operations and site management is
controlled via a user-friendly administration panel.
From the very beginning of the project, one of the primary goals of office-supplies-store.com
was to provide customers with an interface that was easy to understand
and to navigate. Initial user feedback indicates that visitors of the
site prefer the navigation and ease of use over many of office-supplies-store.com's
competitors. The focus of the site is on the products, and office-supplies-store.com
makes every effort to avoid superfluous detail and information, which
can distract visitors. If you are ever looking for office supplies, office
furniture, or technology products, be sure to visit office-supplies-store.com
for competitive pricing and top-notch customer service.
April 2003
MediaVue Develops Educational Software
Several months ago, MediaVue was contacted by an organization with a unique
purpose. This organization, known as Hi Tek Learning System, was a government
funded program which offered education to under privileged children. Their
primary focus was in providing basics of aviation to children who otherwise
wouldn't normally be exposed to that type of training.
MediaVue was brought in because the need for a scalable, robust web-based
application seemed more necessary than ever before. Hi Tek was expanding
into multiple states. With that growth, the management of the information
flow became key. MediaVue spent the next several months designing a complete
management suite that would allow Hi Tek the flexibility to expand and
manage their organization at a level which they previously could not.
Included in this system are:
- Trouble ticket system
- Calendar of events
- Automated student attendance
- Site management
- Complete automated user generation
- Student management
- Goal management
- And many more.
MediaVue's purpose and goals for this application were to allow for the
many user levels to operate independently in an efficient manner without
needing much education. We feel that this type of application could cross
over into any education-based organization. The ability to manage not
only students and their information, but the administrative staff provides
a level of functionality not often seen in commercial applications.
March 2003
Latin Pop Sensation Donato Poveda chooses MediaVue for
Full Content Management and E-Commerce Website. The name Donato Poveda
might not be familiar to everyone in the United States, but he is one
of the biggest stars in Latin America. He was famous in the duo Donato
y Estefano, and shortly after launching his solo career he was nominated
for Best Latin Pop Album at this year's Grammy Awards.
Poveda is a talented artist who works hard at his craft and has a busy
schedule. Of course, this leaves him little time for (or interest in)
learning how to program a website. That's why when he was looking to get
a website done, he needed one that allowed him to easily change his site
content anytime he needed to, but of course he didn't want to have to
learn HTML or website programming. After he learned about MediaVue's Content
Management System, he decided it was right for him.
The process of completing the site was straightforward. Poveda met with
MediaVue and decided on a basic design theme. After viewing a few samples,
he chose one he liked. That's pretty much all he had to do! MediaVue's
programmers then built a system that allowed Poveda to change his content
whenever he needed to.
The Content Management System, built in PHP and MySQL, allows Poveda to
login to his site at any time. He can add or delete pages, change the
navigation of his site, or change the content of any page. He can change
fonts, make certain items italicized or bold - any highlighting effect
you can think of.
He uses the Content Management System primarily to make sure his website
has the latest information about his tour schedule, to post news about
himself and his music, and to list song lyrics and other information of
interest to fans. By keeping his content fresh, he attracts more repeat
visits to his site from his fans. As befitting an international nature
of his audience star, the site provides content in both English and Spanish.
If you go to Poveda's site and spend a little time reading about him,
there's a good chance you'll want to go out and buy his music. But why
go out when you can order his music right from the site? Just click on
the Store link and you'll go to the e-commerce shopping cart section of
his site. Like the rest of the site, the e-commerce portion can be fully
managed by Poveda. He can add or delete products, change pricing, or update
descriptions whenever he wants.
The most striking features of the system are its completeness and ease
of use. Literally any page of the site can be changed using the management
system, and running the site is about as easy as using Microsoft Word.
If you want to learn about a great musical talent, go to donatopoveda.com
and see for yourself. And if you want to learn about a great Content Management
and e-commerce system, call 877.633.9536 and learn from one of MediaVue's
specialists just how easy it is.
February 2003
MediaVue Completes Web Training Program for Miami Dolphins
The NFL powerhouse Miami Dolphins are merciless to their opponents on
the football filed, but when it comes to giving back to the community,
they're all heart. The organization uses its powerful image in South Florida
to support a variety of good causes.
Recently the Dolphins teamed up with MediaVue to put out a web-based application
to help young people improve their scores on the FCAT, an achievement
test given to all Florida students to measure their progress at various
stages of their education.
MediaVue started with its powerful PHP web-based training application
designed for businesses, and modified it to create a more youth-friendly
look and feel. The session starts off with an entertaining video featuring
TD, the Dolphins team mascot. The students are then led into a series
of questions that resemble the kind they would actually receive on the
test. Upon completing the test successfully, the student receives a certificate
of achievement.
The educational software was designed with maximum flexibility to allow
for individualized student-teacher interaction. For example, teachers
can set the difficulty level of the questions as appropriate for the student.
In addition, the instructor can adjust the relative proportions of verbal
versus mathematic questions depending on where each individual student
needs more practice.
Since the application is on the Internet, the student can take the practice
tests at any time and at any location. The program automatically scores
the test and keeps the results online for the teacher to review at any
time.
One unique twist to this program is that the system comes to the instructor
with hundreds of prepared math and verbal questions in it; the subject
of the questions is usually information about the Dolphins team and players.
Since this content is of more interest to many students than typical textbook
questions, they are more enthusiastic about using the software and practicing
their skills. Of course, if desired, the instructor can add additional
questions to the ones that come with the application.
MediaVue's web training software wasn't originally designed for kids -
but with a little imagination on the part of the Dolphins and a little
work on the part of MediaVue's programmers, the flexible system was quickly
adopted into a tool that makes a difference.
January 2003
Three years ago, it seemed that any business with a ".com" attached was
a sure thing. Then came arguably the most vicious failure of any industry
in American history. Now, it appears some companies -- more than you might
think -- really can make money on the Internet.
Click here to view the rest of the story.
November 2002
Hollywood Greyhound Track hires MediaVue to manage it's website operations.
The new site will feature live racing cams and links to off-track betting.
The site features a content management feature, allowing the owners to
manage the content of their site any time via a web browser, without needing
to know HTML.
October 2002
Almost three months before the end of the year, MediaVue announces that
2002 has been its most successful sales year ever. The company's pioneering
work in the Linux development arena has allowed it to grow even during
difficult times for the industry.
August 2002
MediaVue launches new e-commerce software system targeted to small-medium
sized enterprises. The system combines rich features and ease of use and
can be licensed for just $69 per month. It is highly customizable and
flexible enough to match the needs of any business.
July 2002
MediaVue adds a sales lead management feature to its popular CRM software
- companies now have the ability to track a customer from the time they
are a prospect throughout their customer life.
June 2002
MediaVue launches aggressive marketing packages to help clients achieve
better rankings on search engines for a minimal cost. MediaVue's web marketing
department continues to create a number of success stories - customers
who have had dramatic traffic increases after signing up for our web marketing
services.
April 2002
MediaVue announces that it will be upgrading all of its Linux hosting
customers from Sun servers to IBM hardware. IBM's embrace of embrace of
Linux as a future growth strategy makes it a superior choice for MediaVue's
customers. The move creates a 100% IBM and Cisco environment for our hosting
operations, providing an advantage over companies using more generic systems.
March 2002
MediaVue begins work on a system for medical facilities that allows doctors
from across the country to share X-rays and radiology reports. The system
quickly allows doctors from different specialities to log in to give diagnoses.
February 2002
MediaVue contracts with the PainNet Clinic on the creation of a suite
of web software to improve the visibility of its operations and provide
more useful features for its users, including e-commerce and on-line physician
training.
January 2002
MediaVue becomes the e-commerce provider for Vector Manufacturing of Fort
Lauderdale, FL.
December 2001
MediaVue begins work on EASE software for Simpedia Networks. The software
will allow college career center offices to manage their entire operations
online, and easily connect students with employers.
November 2001
MediaVue expands into small-midsize CRM market with the launch of its
TicketSystem product. The system allows companies to increase their productivity
by easily tracking work requests and the dissemination of important information,
and allows on-line accounting via integration with Quickbooks and other
popular accounting software.
September 2001
MediaVue announces an expansion program to add Strategic Partners
to its network of independent agents.
August 2001
MediaVue announced the formation of a customer service site for all hosted
clients and resellers, this site will provide a complete account information
on a e-commerce platform, site controls, site functions changes and e-mail
capabilities.
July 2001
Contracted with Subway Inc. to build an online and CD training program
as their Technology Partner.
May 2001
Signed a contract to build a spider to collect data from 35 newspapers
classified sections.
April 2001
MediaVue signs Technology Partners agreement with YourIgloo.com,
to provide a national real estate site.
February 2001
MediaVue creates smart-planner.com opening the newest state-of-the-art
corporate digital information system.
January 2001
Site4listing.com opens with the capabilities to allow web sites to post
changes to their web site with minimal training.
December 2000
Mediavue unvails Ecampusrecruiter.com, a state-of-the-art employment site.
November 2000
MediaVue announces the opening of StudentSchedule.com, a dynamically created
calendar site to be promoted among college students.
October 2000
MediaVue selected exclusive Web Solutions Provider for a card-based customer
loyalty program deployed in NYC.
October 2000
Time Publishing chooses MediaVue to provide hosting solution for This
Old House Magazine.
September 2000
Simpedia added to MediaVue Network.
August 2000
Plantcare.com featured in Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel.
June 2000
Plantcare.com, largest Internet database of house plants, launched.
January 2000
MediaVue tapped by Artisan Entertainment to provide content for science
fiction Web site.
January 2000
MediaVue completes ArchitecturalPlans.com.
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