So what’s in your plans for 2012?

Is this the year that you write the next Great American novel? Will you be knocking on DefinedLogic’s door for help developing the next great web application or mobile app? Or is it the usual “lose 10 pounds?”

We’re eager to learn what’s in your plans for 2012!

Happy New Year from DefinedLogic!

Did you see our company featured on the front page of the TriCityNews?

We were recently visited by a reporter from this local newspaper. He spent time speaking with one of our founders, Alex Shanley, and also with Alison Kimszal, one of our Business Analysts. We were pleased to be featured as part of the tech scene in Red Bank and the surrounding area. Here’s a link to the article:

Red Bank Tech – DefinedLogic Demonstrates What Can Be Built Here

Thanks to Dan Jacobson of the TriCityNews for his visit to DefinedLogic! Learn more about them at http://trinews.com

Its here! Last week Timeline was released  in New Zealand, but today December 15th  it is now live across the world.

Timeline is a new enhanced profile that displays an overview of all your activities on Facebook, think of it as an online scrapbook of your life.  Once you upgrade to Timeline, you’ll have 7 days to preview your timeline before other people can see it, this will give you

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Has it really been 10 years already??

As we approach the 10-Year Anniversary for DefinedLogic (in January), I’ve been thinking a lot about how far we’ve come…  I have been lucky this far in my career to have worked at some pretty great companies, but none compare to DefinedLogic.  For me it started with an article in the newspaper, which led me out of NYC to a local internet startup, where I met many of the incredibly talented people that I work with today.  I often wonder where I would be if I had not seen that article and applied for a job there.  Then came DefinedLogic – we started as three people, working out of the home of one of the founders.  Slowly we grew, adding some amazingly smart people that we had worked with in the past. Today five offices later (and back in Red Bank), we find our staff almost 20 times bigger. 

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How many times have your heard a business owner say “the hardest part in growing sales is to get customers to understand what we do?”  Companies are eager to jump into social media marketing to resolve this problem, but social media does not eliminate the need to address marketing basics first.

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