Ii multumesc mult Loredanei pentru ca m-a invitat sa scriu pentru PRwave. Romania este o tara speciala pentru mine datorita varietatii muzicii sale. Ca preambul al seriei mele de articole despre Web 2.0, o sa vorbesc astazi despre RSS si despre modul in care persoanele si companiile il pot utiliza mai bine.
La ce va ganditi cand spuneti RSS? Iata inca un termen “geek” pentru un buton portocaliu care va permite sa vedeti homepage-ul PRwave? Cu siguranta nu, puterea RSS si filosofia de baza sunt unele dintre motivele clare care va pot determina sa va orientati gandurile spre alte zone. Consumati in fiecare zi giga de date pe internet de pe website-uri, blog-uri, audio, video si sfarsiti prin a adauga multe website-uri in folder-ul de favorite. Problema pe care o are aceasta abordare este ca e prea imbacsitasi nu va ofera flexibilitatea pe care o doriti.
i-Fetch, un popular cititor si agregator de RSS feeds, va ajuta sa scapati de aceasta varza. Gratuit pentru utilizarea in scop personal, i-Fetch este o aplicatie “mmortala” care va ajuta sa gestionati informatia din surse diferite de pe Internet si va ofera o perspectiva limpede asupra acestora. Asa se face ca nu mai trebuie sa cautati informatia ci in schimb informatia vine la dumneavoastra prin intermendiul i-Fetch. Puteti sa creati de asemenea multiple canale si grupuri de canale din domeniile de dinteres. Beneficiile lui i-Fetch la nivel de companie se pot obţine prin utilizarea acestuia in combinaţie cu i-Map. I-Map creeaza o harta locala pe masina in format compatibil cu RSS. Va ofera astfel optiuni usoare de categorizare pentru a vedea fisierele dupa tip, autori, data publicarii etc. pentru a citi mai multe despre optiunile bogate ale i-Fetch & i-Map accesati aceasta adresa. Pentru a downloada i-Fetch click aici .
Aplicatiile precum i-Fetch permit utilizatorilor sa evolueze odata cu tehnologia si sa extraga beneficiile acesteia.
Despre autor
Daksh Sharma este de langa New Delhi, India. Autorul are un Tech-MBA si este subinginer in sisteme de calcul. Are o certificare Knowledge Management Certification de la LTU, Suedia. Aria sa de interese cuprinde un amestec interesant de tehnologie si marketing. Blogul sau este //themarketingblog.wordpress.com si poate fi gasit la toreachdaksh@gmail.com sau pe skype la dakshsayshello.
Leverage the capabilities of RSS
A big thank you to Loredana for inviting me to write on PRwave. Romania as a country holds special value in my heart for the variety of music that it has. As a build-up to my series of articles on Web2.0, today I would be talking about RSS and how individuals and enterprises can utilize it for best use.
What comes to your mind when you think of RSS? Just, another geeky term with an orange color button which you see on homepage of PRwave? Certainly not, the power of RSS and its underlying philosophy are some of the obvious reasons for you to re-focus your thoughts. Everyday on the internet you consume gigs of data in the form of websites, blogs, audio, video and you end-up adding many websites to your favorite folder. The problem with this approach is that it’s too messy and does not provide the real flexibility you want.
Helping you to come out of this mess is a popular RSS feed reader and aggregator i-Fetch. Free for personal use, i-Fetch is a killer application that handles information from various sources on the internet and provides a consolidated view to it. This means you don’t have to look for the information but instead the information comes to you through i-Fetch. You can also create multiple channels and channel groups of your interest areas. The enterprise benefits of i-Fetch can be realized by using it in conjunction with i-Map. i-Map creates local machine map in RSS compatible format. It gives you easy categorization options to view files by their types, authors, published date etc. To read more about rich features of i-Fetch & i-Map click here. To download your copy of i-Fetch click here
Applications like i-Fetch offer users the true value proposition by enabling them to move with technology and extract its benefits.
About the author
Daksh Sharma is based out of New Delhi, India. The author holds a Tech-MBA & an undergraduate in Computer engineering along with a Knowledge Management Certification from LTU, Sweden. His wide interest areas include a good mix of technology and marketing. He blogs at //themarketingblog.wordpress.com and can be reached at toreachdaksh@gmail.com or though skype at dakshsayshello.
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