Not my title but ‘borrowed’ from the Sunday Times at the end of last year. I don’t know how many of you spotted it but in a tiny article they mentioned that Nottingham has somehow made it onto the top 10 tourist destinations in the world.
It sparked a little bit of pride in me because if you look at any of the bus-stops in Nottingham, the information panel you see there was printed using Triangle software. I’d like to think we helped a little in raising Nottingham to the lofty heights from which its residents can now look down on the rest of us.
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Having spent several sleepless nights over the last few weeks developing the new Triangle website, we are proud to announce it is live ready for the new year.
We’re looking at all our marketing but with some exciting new developments on the horizon, the website is a great start.
I recently joined LinkedIn on the recommendation of others. I wasn’t sure what I hoped to get from it but surely this many users can’t be wrong. For those who don’t know this is a website which allows business people to connect with each other and build up a network of contacts.
As my contacts started to grow (and the number is still quite small), I started wondering if this was just a way to link to friends or is it really a useful business tool.
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Last week saw Windows XP move one step closer to obsolescence.
Microsoft has different levels of support which fall in line with the lifecycle of their products. Windows XP has just entered what they call the “Extended Support” phase.
What this means is that any support calls to Microsoft relating to Windows XP will be chargeable. What it doesn’t mean is that you have to panic and rush out and buy a new operating system or new computers. Microsoft will continue to issue security updates to make sure you are not at risk from hackers and other online worries. Windows XP will continue to work for some time.
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What’s in a name? Well, quite a lot actually if your name is Triangle.
We sometimes get confused with the Triangle Shopping centre in Manchester – Not really a problem I agree. But it’s been widely reported recently that since Southampton based IBM reseller Triangle posted a loss of £1m on £27m turnover they have embarked on some sort of restructuring program.
There are even rumours that their competitors are circling and trying to pick off valued members of Triangle’s staff.
They are operating in the IT arena so this is a potential problem for us even though we are not connected in any way.
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It’s not a world shattering event in some contexts, but we’re excited.
Today sees the launch of the new Triangle website. We’ve tried to make information more useful and easier to access and we’ve added new interactive features like applying for a place in the Triangle team.
The site will evolve over time and we’d be really happy to hear your feedback both on the design and the content.
