This quarter is going pretty well. We’ve implemented quite a few of our plans, some of which were planned long ago. For starters, we added more skill-sets into the company:
a. We got more people trained in German (business analysts and sales staff). These will be continuing with their German language courses and continue to support our German customers. We’ve seen that knowing German has been great help in dealing with German customers.
b. PHP Zend certifications – we are also on the path of standardizing our skill-set certifications. For this reason, we are getting all our web development staff Zend PHP 5 certification. This will be help our potential customers differentiate apples from apples.
We continue to improve our processes, skill-sets and quality of work. We recently launched a video sharing portal completely based on joomla platform. We are also doing great things with the cutting edge technologies using web services such as Amazon’s (EC2, S3), Facebook applications, Yahoo’s new APIs and Google APIs. Furthermore, we’re doing applications on Flex platform. We’ve also completed a few more web 2.0 applications about some of which we will be writing on our blog soon. This also reminds me that this quarter we are also doing our first Arabic web 2.0 portal.
One of the applications that we developed, www.perimeterlogics.com is currently under field trials and the response has been great. The application now support live streaming and incident notification on PDAs, and we are planning a Linux-only version for the server.
We’re also poised to launch some of our own innovative new products (some are already in beta) but more on this later.
These are indeed exciting times (as always). We’re excited also because we are working hard to be the best and we are succeeding in that. Our customers are excited to see their vision turned into reality, while we are enjoying being part of so many people’s success stories. We believe that we are arguably amongst the top innovative and fast growing companies in South Asia.
January 22, 2008 at 6:25 am
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