We are proud to announce the latest innovation from Langoor, EnterpriseMo. EnterpriseMo focuses specifically on providing mobile solutions for e-commerce websites. The Opportunity You only need to look at the numbers to realise that mobile commerce is going to be a huge area of growth in the coming years. By 2015, m-commerce revenues are set … Continued
The weekend was just around the corner and everyone at the Bangalore office wanted to unwind. So what did we do? We did the Harlem Shake! 😀 Checkout out the video of the whole Bangalore office doing the Harlem shake. We had loads of fun and we hope that you have the same fun while … Continued
I often find myself talking to different decision makers about starting an office in India. I also see this question online sometimes such as at Quora and Silicon Beach. I have had great fun building an office here in Bangalore as an outsider for the greater part of the last two years so I thought … Continued
If you are concerned about having a mobile version of your website interface, the first thing that comes to mind is having a Mobile App. Then comes the question of choosing relevant devices and you realize that it is next to impossible for you to create applications for all of them. So we decide we’ll … Continued
It has been more than 2 months since I have entered a new phase of my life and as a different species, at that(since I am into monkey business!).
Even before joining Langoor I knew that I will have to face many challenges here but I always knew that the amount of knowledge I will be able to grab here will be invaluable in terms of my growth as an individual and a professional.
The concept of website builder is nothing new. It has been floating around for years. I have myself been thinking about it for a long time now (2-3 years now, ever since I built my first website). Simply put, langoor.net is exactly what I have been thinking about- a ready-made website builder with built in themes and features store.
It’s often perceived that the web design and development process is drawn out and arduous. This can often be the case with some web services agencies taking months to deliver the final product. But where does it all go wrong? Is it a miscommunication between the client and the agency, or perhaps a misunderstanding of the deliverables? Often it’s a combination of these issues mixed with a variety of other complications which can sometimes lead to the project missing important deadlines.
<p>I have been using Google+ for a few weeks now, and I can see it has massive potential from various perspectives (over Facebook and other tools):</p>
<p>* The overall interaction model is cleaner, simpler and easier to use. It does help that I don’t need to go looking for my friends as Google+ makes suggestions based on my address book.</p>
<p style="padding: 0px; margin: 0px 0px 1.5385em;">* Easier to filter out the noise (not from a person, but from a whole circle)</p>
So it’s been 8 weeks since my new and exciting job at Langoor Digital [yes yes, let’s get over the monkey jokes now.. after all, we are into monkey business!].
I just wanted to capture some salient points on what I’ve learnt in this time here, as well as reminisce on the months past (2 to be precise):
Written for trak.in, an Indian blog about business in India.
I have always been a big believer that ‘the cloud’ is marketing lingo. I can understand how ‘cloud computing’ is an exciting new phenomena but certainly not ‘the cloud’. Even ‘cloud computing’ is not that new. However, how you do business using the benefits on offer today in the hosting world matters.
Let me explain.