February 4th, 2010 by James Hathcock, Delaware.Net Tech Team
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Earlier today we experienced an issue with our upstream connection. This was not in an internal issue but in issue with Verizon. At this time all connectivity has been restored and we are verifying that all sites and e-mail are functioning properly.
We immediately filed a ticket with Cavalier our upstream provider so that the issue could be handled as quickly as possible they got in touch with Verizon which controls our local central. They then verified that it was an issue at the local hub and rectified it. As this was happening we also verified the integrity of our data center to make sure the issue was not in house. All of our systems were active and our internal integrity never faltered.
We want to assure everyone that we did everything we could to make sure that connectivity loss was kept to a minimum and we appreciate your understanding the situation and apologize for the inconvenience.
January 27th, 2010 by Tim Mannino
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RPJ Waste Services
Utilizing Web 2.0 standards, I redesigned RPJ’s website and launched upon Delaware.net’s proprietary CMS software, Team-Logic. RPJ was in desperate need of a facelift on their current website. Already running on Team-Logic CMS, they commissioned us to design a new concept to give their site a more visually appealing interface. They retained all of the core CMS functionality that they had prior with the addition of improved Google Analytics, faster page load time, and an editable javascript slideshow rather than the outdated flash they were using on the homepage.
Feel free to visit their new CMS-driven site at http://www.rpjwaste.com
January 27th, 2010 by Tim Mannino
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Christina Gowns
Christina Gowns, an eCommerce fashion dress and accessory website just launched their new, upgraded Store-Logic 2.0 site. ChristinaGowns.com had been currently hosted on the soon-to-be discontinued Store-Logic 1.0 eCommerce engine and needed to be upgraded, redesigned, and have over 3000 products imported into the new store.
It soon became apparent that this store upgrade would not be simple due to the complexity of the features needed in Store-Logic 2.0 as well as the large amount of products to be imported and sorted. Patti, the lead programmer in charge of the upgrade put in many diligent hours to complete a fully functional inventory tracking system, custom shipping functionality, and a search-by-attribute navigation system, quite similar to the way the big box retailers like Toys ‘R Us and Walmart do on their sites.
Armed with Patti’s masterful programming skills behind the project, I designed a front-end layout in an attempt to bring the store up to Web 2.0 standards while providing for ease-of-use. We had seen far too many online dress shops plagued with poor design, over abundance of clutter and confusing layouts and so were tasked with making ChristinaGowns.com as clear and concise as possible to give the user a pleasant online experience when searching for that perfect dress.
January 15th, 2010 by Tim Mannino
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The City of Harrington, located in central Delaware, launched a brand new municipal
website designed and built by the staff at Delaware.net. The new site has all of the features that come standard with Delaware.net’s custom apps, CMS-Logic (Content Management System) and CRM-Logic (Customer Relationship Management). With this powerful CMS, the City of Harrington will be able to create and edit all page content in their site, edit navigation trees, upload and manage pictures and videos, and much more. The City also included Mail-Logic into their package with Delaware.net, giving them the ability to easily have mass email lists generated by customers signing up through their site.
Harrington was a bit unique as far as municipal websites go as they needed essentially two front-end sites (one for the city and one for the police department) built on the same framework. This allows all of the city departments to communicate internally through the same intranet while having two separate front-end designs linked to one another through a common navigation. Both the city staff and the police department now have the ability to track form submissions, customers, and to have a suite of internal communication tools.
If you would like more information on a quote to improve your website, click here.
January 14th, 2010 by Charley Ruggiero, Application Developer, Delaware.net
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Ok, so we aren’t installing solar panels or building a new office out of mud (yet), but we are recycling our trash. It occurred to me that we have 2 large trash cans in our kitchen, all it took was slapping a “recycling” logo on one of them. We will haul our recyclable refuse to one of DSWA’s drop-off centers weekly.
For those of you that haven’t looked into recycling in Delaware lately, they have made it easier than ever to drop recyclables off. There is now very little sorting required. Cans, bottles, junk mail, and paperboard can generally be thrown in the same bin. Corrugated cardboard is the only common recyclable you need to separate. For more information visit DSWA’s Drop-off Center webpage.
January 14th, 2010 by John McKown, President of Delaware.net
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This website claims that a 4G version of the iPhone is coming in June. 4G, video chat, removable battery, and more. VZ already testing.
January 14th, 2010 by John McKown, President of Delaware.net
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We have been hard at work on the latest branding campaign, which includes a new website for Delaware.Net, new logos for our applications, and new microsites for our applications. All should launch this week or next week.
January 5th, 2010 by James Hathcock, Delaware.Net Tech Team
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If you are in business, you have certain technology needs. Computers, phones, software, and maybe even a file server or a billing server. Then comes the question who runs all of this for you. What do you do if your computers break, your network goes down, or your server crashes? Do you hire a person to manage all of this for you in what could be a very costly salary position? Or do you out-source your needs to a technology company like Delaware.Net.
» Read more: Outsourcing IT Services Will Save Your Company Money
December 23rd, 2009 by Tim Mannino
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Diamond Motorsports, a full-service powersports dealership located in Dover, Delaware, has launched their new website designed by Delaware.net. The website features a new custom designed interface built on a high-performance Content Management System (Team-Logic CMS), an eCommerce engine (Store-Logic), a brand new vehicle listings application, and a fully integrated Customer Relationship Management (Team-Logic CRM) system.
» Read more: Delaware.net Launches Brand New eCommerce Website for Diamond Motorsports
Posted in Content Management System (CMS), E-Mail, Internet Marketing, Mail-Logic.com, Search Engine Optimization, Store-Logic Ecommerce, Team-Logic CMS, Team-Logic Pipeline, Uncategorized, Web Developers, Web Site Design, Website Conversion
November 25th, 2009 by John McKown, President of Delaware.net
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Today, Delaware.Net launched a feature for our Content Management System (CMS) and our Ecommerce engine (www.store-logic.com) that will make websites come up higher in search engines, and that will make traffic reports much easier to read.
This feature is called “Search Engine Friendly URLs”. This feature has existed for years is software like WordPress, and some of the other open-source CMS solutions on the market. Our CMS and ecommerce systems come turn-key with a more stable and complete set of features than many of the open source CMS solutions available, but we were lacking in some of the search engine and social features. Now we have them.
» Read more: Search Engine Friendly URLs added to CMS and Ecommerce Software
