Digital Shuffle : December 2012
Who is Your Website Talking to?
While many website redesigns are about updating the look and feel of the site, smart companies will update the function and mission of their site to adapt to their business’ evolution as well. While CheckVideo's old website was principally a gateway for existing customers to log on to the Partner Extranet, the new website invites a whole new kind of user to learn about its products. Expanding the website’s audience to include prospects as well as existing users required better organization. The company delivered by making the browsing experience easier and quicker, as well as using callouts on pages throughout the site to provide a guided experience and get visitors where they want to go
VideoIQ Debuts Self-Monitoring Mobile App
VideoIQ released VideoIQ Mobile, a video surveillance application for remote management. Users can view live events and respond in real-time to detected threats. The initial release of VideoIQ Mobile will run on Apple iPhone and iPad platforms and future versions are expected to run on other mobile platforms, including Android.
WWW.FIRELITE.COM/TRAINING.HTML
Free Fire-Lite Training Online
Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell launched an online series of free, nationally-accredited fire alarm trainings, covering basic fire alarm technology through to the application of specific systems in a variety of environments. Each one-hour, online course explores installers’ most requested topics not addressed within Fire-Lite Alarms’ instructor-led courses. Certificates qualifying participants for 0.1 Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are given for each online course.
App Extends Customer Control
Clare Controls debuted its new ClareHome App for iPad and iPhone. The app allows users to organize their home automation tasks using a familiar dashboard concept. Smart icons display live data (for example, current kitchen temperature or alarm status); users tap to open the full system control. Dockable applets provide basic system control functionality, directly from the Control Space. The app is designed for customer customization. Control Spaces can be unique for every user.
Who is Your Website Talking to?
While many website redesigns are about updating the look and feel of the site, smart companies will update the function and mission of their site to adapt to their business’ evolution as well. While CheckVideo’s old website was principally a gateway for existing customers to log on to the Partner Extranet, the new website invites a whole new kind of user to learn about its products. Expanding the website’s audience to include prospects as well as existing users required better organization. The company delivered by making the browsing experience easier and quicker, as well as using callouts on pages throughout the site to provide a guided experience and get visitors where they want to go.
VideoIQ Debuts Self-Monitoring Mobile App
VideoIQ released VideoIQ Mobile, a video surveillance application for remote management. Users can view live events and respond in real-time to detected threats. The initial release of VideoIQ Mobile will run on Apple iPhone and iPad platforms and future versions are expected to run on other mobile platforms, including Android.
WWW.FIRELITE.COM/TRAINING.HTML.
Free Fire-Lite Training Online
Fire-Lite Alarms by Honeywell launched an online series of free, nationally-accredited fire alarm trainings, covering basic fire alarm technology through to the application of specific systems in a variety of environments. Each one-hour, online course explores installers’ most requested topics not addressed within Fire-Lite Alarms’ instructor-led courses. Certificates qualifying participants for 0.1 Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) are given for each online course.
App Extends Customer Control
Clare Controls debuted its new ClareHome App for iPad and iPhone. The app allows users to organize their home automation tasks using a familiar dashboard concept. Smart icons display live data (for example, current kitchen temperature or alarm status); users tap to open the full system control. Dockable applets provide basic system control functionality, directly from the Control Space. The app is designed for customer customization. Control Spaces can be unique for every user.
