Two different articles from GovTech Today caught my eye, and that's tough to do since I get a couple hundred emails a day! Filling out a paper form and faxing it to a company or government office is still a thing! It's bad for business, deteriorates trust, and we're so beyond that. Here's how to join the 2020's...

Don and Jim will be presenting at DNN Summit in Denver during the week of February 5th.  They've split the issue of putting good content on a website and getting people to find it into two interesting talks. Here are the synopses and the slide decks.

Here's our presentation slide deck and an overview of our presentation for Selling DNN.

For those at the conference, here is the slide deck we presented. Later, we'll provide the notes in the form of a full article.

To drive traffic to your website from Facebook, you copy/paste your website address into the status line, and voila! Facebook puts a picture and a description. But wait, that's the wrong picture! Here's the OpenGraph way to fix that.

Some web developers are hackers (we mean that in the nicest way). They hand-code the website to meet the custom need. We applaud that; more power to them. But we're integrators and we like it when several standard, well-supported components can be artfully combined to solve the problem. Here's a great example.

There has been some talk about DotNetNuke and Windows Azure for quite some time, so the topic isn’t really new. However to learn about DNN putting specific effort and custom code into getting DNN Evoq running on Azure was - thought provoking.

Windows Azure has never been important to Sprocket Websites. We know what it is, we know what it does, but it just doesn’t fit our business model or our customer’s business model. We host numerous websites through PowerDNN and...

It's an intriguing thought. Website owners and developers alike spend a great deal of time considering what CMS to use, but that's not the most important part, as I came to realize at this year's CMS Expo. 

The 7th annual CMS Expo began this morning at the Hotel Orrington in Evanston, although the fun began last night at our Chicago DotNetNuke User Group meeting, also held here. I'll tell you what happened last night, and what's in store for the Expo.