Archive for August 2006

Why the Web?

It’s commonly considered that the Web is good for technology products sold online. And if not that exactly, then it’s for selling things online. But, I disagree. B2B companies that have long sales cycles requiring lots of information have long considered the Web as a nice-to-have rather than an integral part of their sales process. [...]

Custom Web Software

Not too long ago, it was uncommon to talk about custom Web applications. Only a few years ago, the Web application world was dominated by packages—installable applications that had to be customized, integrated, and adapted to the client’s needs. Thankfully, those days are over.

Is the Web Too Big to Be Cosmopolitan?

I’m reminded of an argument I read (and liked) in Logic class back at university. It went something like this…

Welcome to Creative Thinking

Welcome to the next stage of the evolution of Synaxis. As we say on the main site, thinking matters. And by thinking we don’t mean talking about thinking. We mean actual thinking. So, we have created this weblog. The goal of this blog is to share our thinking about the various topics that surround a [...]