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Shared Hosters Start selling „All You Can Eat“ To Consumer, SOHO and SMB ma...
guest
on Oct 14, 2013
Shared hosting growth has slowed in the last months, but the sector continues to be resilient and re-invent itself. Perhaps the most interesting recent development in the shared hosting space over the last quarte...
Collaboration tools need more than just good technology
guest
on Oct 2, 2013
I recently attended the BoxWorks 2013 Summit where Box announced a number of new tools and features around collaboration. The discussions and positioning around this collaborative technology reminded me of a less...
SaaS brings Premium Services and Innovation
guest
on Sep 16, 2013
As hosting providers move higher up the stack, broadening their portfolios andlooking to offer higher-margin software functionality, a number of options are avail-able: develop in-house, partner to outsource comp...
Business email: Keeping your customers in the loop
Rafael Laguna
on Sep 3, 2013
By Thomas Vollrath, CEO Host Europe Group
From Video Collection to Internet Connection – How subscription based strea...
Chris Latterell
on Sep 2, 2013
Everyone loves movies, and the film industry has proven itself to be a true survivor.
You always meet twice – at OX Summit
Chris Latterell
on Aug 8, 2013
OX Summit partner and German startup ProfitBricks was founded in 2010 by Achim Weiss and Andreas Gauger, industry veterans who built 1&1 Internet into one of the world’s top Web and application services provi...
Email: not dead, evolving
Chris Latterell
on Jul 1, 2013
Periodically people claim the death knell for email, citing new and emerging communication channels as the rightful successor. This pattern has only increased recently with the rise of social media, and in partic...
Another great reason to come to Texas
Rafael Laguna
on Jun 13, 2013
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Shared hosters must change or die!
guest
on Jun 11, 2013
Guest Blog by Philbert Shih, Structure Research Shared hosting has grown steadily since the mid-90s and remains a healthy business. But why have so many hosters started to experience slowing growth? Why is it sti...
