http://www.nemetos.com/en/RSS/NewsNemetos Syndicated News feeden©2010 Nemetos{C4C768A8-B6B3-49CD-A26F-CAE7F2A24D0C}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/Hult-Site-of-the-YearYesterday Sitecore announced the winners of their United Kingdom “Site of the Year”, and we’re happy to say that our client Hult International Business School took the top prize for the “Best Education & Higher Education” siteThu, 24 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0100{720119B0-E5CC-4F1B-A753-00FC98C19710}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/Which-version-of-SitecoreIt’s a common question that we get – which version of Sitecore should we go for? It’s tempting to say “the latest” of course, but life is never that simple.Thu, 26 May 2011 00:00:00 +0200{9C27C5E9-1D1D-45EC-8AC9-8B4D945140F5}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/SEO-the-technical-way“Content SEO” is a solid investment, but if your site has a shaky technical foundation, then you’ll hit a glass ceiling in overall SEO performance.Mon, 28 Mar 2011 00:00:00 +0200{734F31CE-4041-4C22-B3DE-05557F87FA72}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/The-death-of-Internet-Explorer-6The countdown to the termination of support of Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) has started and for those companies still using this version as their standard it’s time to consider an upgrade.Wed, 09 Mar 2011 00:00:00 +0100{301CBF73-77E8-4AE7-83D0-DDB892C365F6}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/Sitecore-LionbridgeIntegrated Web Translation Provides Enterprises with a Competitive Edge In a Global EconomyMon, 14 Feb 2011 00:00:00 +0100{C307F137-D322-4807-A248-5754E810C512}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/Sitecore-6-3Sitecore has announced that the latest revision of Sitecore 6.3 is the recommended release.Thu, 10 Feb 2011 00:00:00 +0100{D3B76B8A-AA09-46F3-8EE1-525A998F420A}http://www.nemetos.com/en/News-and-Blogs/Latest-News/2011/New-websiteAs with so many consultancies in this business, we spend all of our time building other’s sites, and far too little on our own – a classic case of ‘cobblers children’Tue, 01 Feb 2011 00:00:00 +0100