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If you had to redesign the chicken, how would you design it? [VIDEO]

Jen Storey - Apr 26, 2013

This is the question you should ask every potential software developer wanting to join your team.

Phillip Kingston, 2011 Anthill 30under30 Winner

Christopher Mote - Sep 8, 2011

Phillip Kingston wears many hats -- software programmer, company director, board member, published author and business tip dispatcher -- but it's his role with Kingston Development that brings him global acclaim. In operation since 2008, Kingston Development is a software development and management consultancy firm that provides organisations with new strategies for connecting with users and customers online.

Daniel Houden, 2009 Anthill 30under30 winner

Tian Yang - Sep 17, 2009

Daniel Houden started software developing when he barely knew how to use Microsoft Word. Four years later he presented at the Microsoft Conference with his software product, Xchangexec.

New reasons for outsourcing software development

Contributor - Mar 25, 2009

Once, outsourcing software development was about "Let's replace my guys with your guys and save some money". But that is changing, at the local and global level.

Pumping out the IT

Anthill Magazine - Jul 1, 2004

Software companies are not the cash cows they used to be. Most software development is done for internal use or on a bespoke basis....

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Inbound Marketing Reloaded with James Tuckerman [FREE REPORT]

Anthill Magazine - Jul 6, 2015

Leads always must come before sales. Then, it’s your job to build trust, educate, create rapport and demonstrate why your product and service is better than the alternatives. However, the tools at your disposal to achieve these outcomes -- to connect with strangers, to convert them to suspects, then prospects, then customers -- are constantly changing. That’s why we created this cheat sheet. To re-visit traditional inbound marketing strategies, and offer some helpful tactics to help ‘old school’ organisations embrace ‘new world’ tactics and strategies.