According to sources such as Rueters, Mashable and FirstPost, advertisers are going to be slinging hashtags galore during the Superbowl. With 30-second spots going for $3.5 million each on Sunday, advertisers will be looking to make their ads as “sticky” as possible by encouraging viewers to go on Twitter and Facebook or a dedicated site...Read More
- 2012
- 2011
- Our Juicy Technology Club Sandwich
- Norman B. Leventhal Walk to the Sea Virtual Experience
- Sublime Text Keeps Coding Fun
- Google Analytics, Web Surveillance and Lying Numbers: The Importance of Context in the Dark Side of the Web
see more 2011- OWS and Steve Jobs: Innovators are not the problem
- Cultivating a Happiness Culture
- Much Ado About…Not Much. Google+ for Businesses Disappoints Early
- Personalized Content Toes the Line Between Creepy and Cool
- Beehive Media visits The Beehive
- It’s 10:00. Do You Know Where Your Cash Is?
- “Like” the Klout Changes: They’re Here to Stay.
- Breaking Down Walls, Building Up Appreciation
- The Value Exchange: Caring About Content
- Steve Jobs: Cancer Revolutionary
- Devices Are in the Driver Seat of Design and Development
- Foster the Client
- Can You Go Viral Without Going Wrong?
- Web Credibility Study
- Color Changes Everything
- Banker & Tradesman Best of Boston 2011
- BeeU: A Quick Intro to Basecamp
- Effective Teams Mix It Up
- Bleeding Isn’t Leading…
- BeeU: Google Analytics – The Basics
- The Wisdom of WordPress
- Your MVP is the Show
- Your Audience Has the Attention Span of a Goldfish
- W/S Development Property Portfolio iPad App
- Hunt Alternatives Fund Site Design
- Avatars work for Hindu Gods…would they work for you?
- Curious George Taught Me How to Visualize Data
- Gratuitous Bruins Post
- 4X4 for Winning Knowledge Content Online
- Fidelity In Pursuit of Independence
- Rethinking Everything – And How it Applies to Knowledge Content Online
- 2010
- W/S Development Property Portfolio
- Spreading the Word About Cholera in Haiti
- Soft Launch of a Beehive-Incubated Project
- Information Connectedness
see more 2010- St. Petersburg International Economic Forum – Deep Dive
- Healthways Community Wellness App
- Founder Institute Coming to Boston
- Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development
- Wellness Application
- Technology is the most trusted business sector
- 2009
- Ansara Family Fund Website
- Press Coverage is Irrelevant
- Short and Sweet
- Why Good Clients Rock (This Is Not Sucking Up)
see more 2009- Beehive Media’s New Web Site – Why Simplicity?
- Google’s Super Simple Home Page
- My Google Wave Invite Request
- Funders Together Website Redesign
- Knowledge Concierge
- Brand2o
- New Center for Arts and Culture Website
- Centerbrook Architects and Planners Website Redesign
- Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation 3D Graphics and Video Post-Production
- Norman B. Leventhal Map Center Website
- 2008
- 2007
- 2006
January 24, 2012
Joseph Stucker
PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of Beehive’s longest standing clients, approached us about creating an infographic for their Annual CEO Survey in order to visually convey the data in an engaging way. Beehive worked to generate the infographic ahead of the World Economic Forum in Davos, where the infographic was debuted on January 24th. The infographic conveys multiple...Read More
January 24, 2012
Caroline McAlpine
“I have not failed, I’ve just found ten thousand ways that won’t work.” – Thomas Edison Does your organization support failure? Is failure part of your organization’s strategy, mission statement or culture? Does your leadership team endorse or encourage failure? Failure has made up the backbone of corporate America. One example is the story of...Read More
January 17, 2012
Bill Shander
Listen. It is the most important thing I do…for my clients, my friends, my family, etc. Rather than getting too Oprah about its importance for life in general, which it is, I’ll focus here on how listening applies to my world at Beehive Media. Any engagement begins with a “sales” process. I put that in...Read More
January 10, 2012
Dana Doyle
Life is crazy. People are crazy. The universe has its own thing going on. These are the things to remember when you are trying to figure out why it seems so difficult to figure out how to design your website. There are no easy answers. What’s perfect for one person is completely wrong for another...Read More
January 4, 2012
Joseph Stucker
The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) is an organization that “strives to solve homelessness by making supportive housing work for the most vulnerable people in our communities.” They came to Beehive Media in need of a new website to present a more modern, current, and effective communications presence that better reflects the organization’s work and...Read More
January 3, 2012
Joseph Stucker
I typically try to refrain from overtly political discussion in my blog posts, but working for Beehive Media, my time spent in front of a computer online is creeping up into the range of 10+ hours a day, and when you spend any significant amount of time on the web, it’s impossible to ignore hearing...Read More
December 20, 2011
Harris Bierhoff
Before you hear all about it from the Zagat Review, we want to be the first to rave about the juicy technology club sandwich Beehive Media has recently developed for Norman B. Leventhal’s Walk to the Sea (a walking trail encompassing historically-relevant Boston landmarks). Our quest was to deliver the ultimate multimedia experience on a...Read More
December 15, 2011
Joseph Stucker
Beehive Media, after creating the original website for The Norman B. Leventhal Walk to the Sea, create an accompanying digital experience for The Walk to the Sea. The digital experience includes a touch screen kiosk that resides as a permanent exhibit in the Boston Public Library’s Map Center, a mobile website that allows users to...Read More
December 14, 2011
Michael Andrade
A former mentor of mine held that if you love what you do, you’ll never work another day in your life. I definitely find that true when it comes to having chosen Web Development as my career. As a web developer, I’m always trying to find the best tools to do the job and have...Read More
December 6, 2011
Joseph Stucker
Back in October I wrote about the underlying principle of exchanged value on the Internet. As I was writing that post I gave a lot of thought to how people benefit from the Internet and the communication and resources that it makes available. More recently, I’ve been giving thought to the opposite side of that...Read More
November 29, 2011
Mike Reilly
Most anti-Occupy Wall Street posts in the blogosphere recently deal with the character of the protesters. If the writers of these posts can characterize the occupiers as lazy college drop-outs who just want a free ride then they don’t have to confront the dramatic inequality in America today. These characterizations are sideshows that avoid the real...Read More
November 22, 2011
Caroline McAlpine
It’s day three on my new job here at Beehive Media. I’ve mastered my login ID and password for no less than eight applications and feel like a hero. The transition period between my new job of three days and old job of five years is underway, but for now it feels like I’m living...Read More
November 15, 2011
Joseph Stucker
A week ago today I received an email from Bill Shander, our CEO here at Beehive Media, asking me to set up a Google+ page for the company now that business pages were open to the public. “No problem,” I replied, and I was off. A quick, simple sign-up, enter a bit of information, toss...Read More
November 8, 2011
Joseph Stucker
The line between cool and creepy is incredibly thin, and yet is one that social media services toe every single day, as they integrate more and more into their users’ lives. It’s a constant battle between providing value to users and keeping from overstepping any boundaries. That line has recently become even thinner, as API’s...Read More
November 3, 2011
Joseph Stucker
It’s always fun to visit a hip yet swanky eatery in the city. It’s even more fun when that eatery is in Boston’s South End. It’s even more fun when you become VIP’s. When The Beehive Eatery and Bar opened in 2007, they quickly grew in popularity, and people started calling for reservations and directions....Read More
November 1, 2011
Bill Shander
“You can’t manage what you don’t measure.” Few adages are more true (although “there’s good, there’s fast and there’s cheap…pick two” comes pretty close.) I’ve been in business for 17 years. I’ve seen three bad economic downturns, and I’ve seen more than one company implode for lack of attention to the most basic of things:...Read More
October 28, 2011
Joseph Stucker
This week thousands of people have logged on to Klout to see a most heinous occurrence: their score had dropped! OK, so maybe it wasn’t that big of a deal, but that’s not the sense you would have gotten if you followed the action via Twitter over the past few days. While Klout announced last...Read More
October 25, 2011
Dana Doyle
The web has changed a lot since 1991. It’s gotten bigger, prettier (in some cases), fancier and it even does tricks. At its core the purpose has remained the same: to get information to people. What has changed most though is the way users interact with the content; these days that’s called the “User Experience”....Read More
October 18, 2011
Joseph Stucker
If good content, the web or otherwise, is not of interest to you, you should probably stop reading this post and go find something else to do. If you’re really bored, you could take a 5 minute survey about credibility online for a survey we’re conducting (if that’s more your cup of tea). If, on...Read More
October 11, 2011
Harris Bierhoff
The passing of Apple founder Steve Jobs last week was a seismic event on the Internet. Facebook, Twitter and Google+ became flooded with users’ expressions of admiration and respect for a major technology luminary of our era regardless of their own technological brand preference. A lot of focus has remained on his career achievements, which...Read More
October 4, 2011
Michael Andrade
When I first started in IT I had all my obsequious certifications: MCSE, Network +, A+. At that time, specializing in the web meant you needed to know how to build a web server from the hardware up, setup the web server software, and be able to write some basic HTML. I’ve always loved exploring...Read More
September 27, 2011
Mike Reilly
At Beehive Media we often tell clients that when it comes to their ideas about a project, we will only tell them “no” once. We give our advice but ultimately we’re a service business, and giving the client what they want is our aim. If we say “no” to something but they disagree, well, the...Read More
September 20, 2011
Bill Shander
Organizations NEED to be heard. It’s called marketing. The dream, of course, is to ride some magical viral wave to the nirvana of endless Retweets, Facebook shares, StumbleUpon referrals, blog mentions, etc. But going viral is not without its risks. Never mind that it’s hard (really really hard) to pull off, it can be dangerous....Read More
September 15, 2011
Joseph Stucker
We are currently conducting a study on the perception of credibility in the virtual world and how it is shaped by differing factors. Please take the below survey to help us with this research. The survey should only take about 5 minutes. Thanks for participating and check back for more content from Beehive Media and...Read More
September 13, 2011
Dana Doyle
What is the first thing that registers when a visitor loads a web page? Even before they’ve begun to perceive any images or what the text says, their brain will register what the colors are. Guess what? You’ve set the mood for your site. Hopefully that mood fits with your content. Site 1: Take a...Read More
September 9, 2011
Joseph Stucker
Beehive Media was recently awarded the Banker & Tradesman Best of 2011 Gold Award for web design. According to Banker & Tradesman, “B&T’s Best is our annual tribute to those companies our readers have determined to be, simply, the best at what they do…What it does measure is the loyalty and satisfaction readers have with...Read More
September 9, 2011
Joseph Stucker
In the latest segment of BeeU we cover some of the basics of Basecamp, the web-based project management tool that we use here at Beehive Media.
September 6, 2011
Joseph Stucker
I love sports, and just as much as I love sports, I love making sports analogies. To me, the business world is a lot like a baseball game. There are lulls in action, flurries of fast-paced activity, and the constant need to work as a team. Each player has a role and a responsibility, and...Read More
August 30, 2011
Harris Bierhoff
What business, non-profit organization or NGO doesn’t want a comparative edge over its competition? In the ever-burgeoning world of technology, this edge can be as elusive as it is tempting. Bleeding edge technology signifies technology that is extremely new, to the extent of risking both reliability and productivity for the end-user. Adopting such technologies can...Read More
August 26, 2011
Joseph Stucker
Here at Beehive Media there are certain things that our clients are always asking us about. Sometimes it’s a question about our process, other times it’s a question about some piece of web tech. So we’ve created Beehive University, or BeeU, as a quick and engaging way of answering these questions. BeeU will consist of...Read More
August 23, 2011
Michael Andrade
My father is a seemingly limitless fountain of wisdom. Reading that statement, he would probably quote Socrates and tell me that the only real wisdom is knowing that you know nothing; he would then use that as a springboard to discuss how landscapes are ever-changing and what you once thought was a given is now...Read More
August 16, 2011
Mike Reilly
You hear the phrase “less is more” bandied about quite a bit. In the world of web development it’s an important principle. At Beehive we use a similar term that comes straight from the world of startups: “minimally viable product.” The minimally viable product (or MVP) is what you definitely have to have to make...Read More
August 10, 2011
Bill Shander
In certain contexts, the ability to swim happily around a small bowl (metaphorically) and be constantly surprised can be a good thing. For instance, if you’re a goldfish. Or in prison. Or you work on an assembly line. But for the most part, having a short attention span is not a positive attribute, right? According...Read More
August 8, 2011
Bill Shander
W/S Development is one of the largest developers of retail space in the country, with more than 80 shopping centers totaling over 17 million square feet. We developed their corporate web site, a mobile web site and their very successful desktop Property Portfolio – a rich visual interface for presenting portfolio properties to potential lessees....Read More
August 4, 2011
Bill Shander
The Hunt Alternatives Fund works to facilitate social change on the local, national, and global levels through grant making and technical assistance in the field of human services. Beehive Media worked with Hunt to redesign their website and its sub-sites, providing web strategy design, information architecture. Hunt Alternatives Fund programmed the sites internally, the first...Read More
August 2, 2011
Dana Doyle
Here is an over-simplified, inadequate description of a general premise of Hinduism: You’ve probably heard that Hindu’s have millions of Gods right? Well, that’s not really the case in the Western/Christian sense. According to Hinduism there is a universal spirit: Brahman, and everything is a manifestation of Brahman. From there come different Gods, like Vishnu....Read More
July 27, 2011
Joseph Stucker
The best way to understand data visualization’s effectiveness is to think of how you learned to read. Chances are you started with picture books, where the images conveyed the story to you; the words simply accompanied the images. Much in the same way that Curious George taught you how to read, data visualization can teach...Read More
June 16, 2011
Bill Shander
When your favorite team wins its championship…when it’s been 39 years in the making…when the reason you play that sport is because you first saw that team play almost that long ago…when your city has been able to overcome its sports demons…when it’s been an incredible decade of sports success capped by the ultimate championship…you...Read More
April 12, 2011
Bill Shander
Inspired Magazine has published our 4X4 philosophy for translating knowledge content for the web. It includes the four models for presenting knowledge content, as well as four key components of those models. Check it out and call or email us if we can explain it in more detail for you. And we’re currently working on...Read More
April 6, 2011
Bill Shander
There are a few companies that dominate business in Boston…that are big enough to be nationally known brands…that employ enough people that everyone knows someone who has worked there…that every service company in town has probably worked for at some point. Fidelity is one of those companies. It took more than 16 years in business...Read More
March 28, 2011
Bill Shander
We’ve been helping clients with their interactive strategy, design and development for many many years. And there have been a few major shifts in our industry over those long years. The first occurred when CD-ROMs really were replaced by the web in or around 1998. The next came when the dot com bubble burst and...Read More
December 6, 2010
Bill Shander
The Property Portfolio contains vital information on W/S Development’s entire portfolio of over 75 retail properties in an easily navigable, elegantly designed Flash-based presentation. The retail properties (primarily open-air shopping centers) are organized by state and appear on property profile pages. The property pages contain demographic data, property features, maps, aerial photographs, lease plans, and...Read More
October 25, 2010
Bill Shander
Thursday night it became clear that what was expected and feared in Haiti is starting to become reality – there is an outbreak of cholera spreading quickly due to the lack of clean drinking water and overcrowding in camps. We first heard the news from our client, Karen Keating Ansara. We had been working to...Read More
September 12, 2010
Bill Shander
We've been working in stealth mode here at Beehive Media for a very very very long time on a project that we finally launched today. Conceived during a commute, while the mind was wandering, nurtured over many months of starts and stops (between client work) and after much deliberation, our baby buzub has been born....Read More
August 11, 2010
Bill Shander
I've been thinking a lot about information connectedness lately. Actually, it's been for about the past 10 years but it's ramping up to new heights right now. We work with PricewaterhouseCoopers and World Economic Forum, having created KnowledgeConcierge, which has gone through three iterations over the past ten years. And it's always been about sharing...Read More
June 17, 2010
Bill Shander
Our first Russian language project was just released for an event in St. Petersburg, Russia. The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum needed a platform for communicating key data points and trends for participants at the event. They were enamored with Knowledge Concierge, the platform we developed during a 10-year-long engagement for PricewaterhouseCoopers and World Economic...Read More
June 2, 2010
Bill Shander
Healthways' tagline is "Create a healthier world". One step in that direction is to work with communities on strategies to encourage wellness. We created an application for Boston Consulting Group and World Economic Forum earlier this year that leveraged Healthways data to share statistics on how wellness programs can decrease costs for businesses. This platform was enhanced and expanded to be applicable to communities - allowing a community, such as Shelby County, TN, to see real data about their area to be able to judge how wellness programs could improve health and decrease costs. The interface we built was extremely simple and belies a very complex back-end running calculations against a massive data set. Simplicity masking complexity - just the way we like it!
May 7, 2010
Bill Shander
The Founder Institute, which is somewhere between an executive MBA program and an incubator, is coming to Boston. I participated in this fantastic program last year during the inaugural session held in Silcon Valley. The program is unique in that participants pay a small fee to attend, and get four months of classes on building...Read More
April 28, 2010
Bill Shander
We recently launched the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development web site. This project was designed by another agency and we did the technical development using Expression Engine, an open source content management system.
January 27, 2010
Bill Shander
We're doubling down on Davos this year, with two different clients and two projects launching for the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting. We've been working with PricewaterhouseCoopers for 10 years on KnowledgeConcierge, which this fall evolved into its third incarnation. We've added some more functionality for Davos, as well as a ton of content. If...Read More
January 20, 2010
Bill Shander
According to a survey done last January, the technology industry is the most trusted sector among "opinion elites" 35-64. I'm not sure what this means, but thought I'd share it. (Using the newest incarnation of KnowledgeConcierge – the site we built for World Economic Forum and PricewaterhouseCoopers and debuting some new features for Davos 2010.)
December 22, 2009
Bill Shander
The Ansara Family Fund has a philosophy of giving that centers on empowering their grantees and is summed up in their new tag line: “building capacity to eradicate poverty.” We are proud to have helped the Ansaras with their new web site that just launched last week. Karen and Jim Ansara started the fund 10...Read More
December 10, 2009
Bill Shander
At Beehive Media we do a terrible job of bragging about ourselves. People ask me all the time "how do you market yourself?" and "where do your clients find you?" And I always shrug my shoulders and sheepishly respond that we get a lot of repeat business from clients and some referrals and a decent...Read More
December 3, 2009
Bill Shander
My job is to do everything. I sell, I manage clients, manage projects, do information architecture, oversee creative, contribute to technology either hands-on and/or helping debug. I'm a classic generalist. Not to mention that I wash the dishes, do the books, lick envelopes, etc. My life is complex, which is probably why I crave simplicity. ...Read More
November 18, 2009
Bill Shander
Last night, Beehive Media proudly accepted its first MITX Award for the work we did with Centerbrook Architects and Planners on their new web site. When I got up on stage and had to say something (thanking the Academy, etc.), the only thing I could come up with was praising our client. And I wasn't...Read More
November 13, 2009
Bill Shander
Making the complex simple. This is what we have done for our clients for 15 years. And this was the inspiration for our new web site. Why simplicity? First, I believe that people want direction. They want to be guided to what is important, what is worth their time and attention. This is what is...Read More
November 6, 2009
Bill Shander
I love simple things. I mean simple functionality and simple visually. Google does some things really right. And other things are not at all as simple as they could be. Sometimes their engineers dominate when their design team should have more influence. (Gmail and AdWords interfaces are both good example of this.) But when Google...Read More
October 26, 2009
Bill Shander
This is the request I just posted to Google. I've already made one request, but thought I'd try again: I really really really want an invite. I've already filled this form out. And I'm sure this is just putting me at the end of the line. But maybe, just maybe, there's a human who will...Read More
October 9, 2009
Alana Coble
The new web site for Funders Together to End Homelessness launched today. Funders Together, a national network of foundations and corporations supporting strategic and effective grant making to end homelessness, approached us to design and build the new site to help reinforce their positioning as a center for thought leadership on the subject of homelessness...Read More
August 31, 2009
Bill Shander
After 10 years working with PricewaterhouseCoopers and the World Economic Forum, it was time for a new concept for a long-standing and successful project, KnowledgeConcierge. This year we redesigned and re-built the site from the bottom up, focusing on the delivery and syndication of FastFacts – charts and graphs of compelling information. The site provides...Read More
August 31, 2009
Bill Shander
PricewaterhouseCoopers commissioned Beehive to leverage its Brand2o platform (platform which enables the user to generate custom marketing materials in PDF, HTML, and Powerpoint formats) to allow its user-base to search and concatenate PDFs from their vast knowledge library. This project combined .NET web services, Flash components, and SQL Server to provide a robust platform in...Read More
August 13, 2009
Bill Shander
Today, Beehive Media launched the newly redesigned New Center for Arts & Culture website. The site is built on Expression Engine, a content management system (CMS), which has empowered the organization to keep the site current with the Center's many and varied happenings. The New Center can quickly and easily add photos, videos, podcasts, newsletters,...Read More
July 15, 2009
Alana Coble
Today, Beehive launched a new website for Centerbrook Architects and Planners, a national architectural design firm serving mainly institutional clients. The site’s clean design and spectacular photographs quickly communicate the firm’s deep experience, exceptional industry expertise, and its eclectic approach to projects. Beehive validated Centerbrook’s own design mockups, advised on the information architecture and constructed...Read More
June 17, 2009
Bill Shander
The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation and PricewaterhouseCoopers asked us to prepare a video based on PwC’s Arab Business Intelligence Report, later renamed to the Arab Human Capital Challenge (AHCC), reporting on trends in the Arab World. The report was renamed to reflect the primary finding, which is that the one of the Arab...Read More
January 28, 2009
Alana Coble
The Norman B. Leventhal Map Center at the Boston Public Library came to Beehive Media for a revamping of their website. The new site is rich in content, visually compelling, and uses leading edge technology. Users can search by multiple criteria, and zoom into minute detail of high-resolution maps (using Zoomify Beta technology). Educators can...Read More
December 1, 2008
Alana Coble
Gerber Life Insurance Company came to Beehive for help in developing an online customer education, needs analysis and product selection guide for potential adult life insurance customers. Beehive designed a friendly, bright Flash module that walks users through a series of questions about their needs and then recommends term or whole life insurance based on...Read More
September 25, 2008
Alana Coble
The Norman B. Leventhal Walk to the Sea is a new historic walking trail on the streets of Boston, which educates the public about how the landscape of the city has changed over its history. Beehive Media was chosen to bring the exhibition to the web. We created a navigation system in flash based on...Read More
September 22, 2008
Alana Coble
The McGraw-Hill Companies Facilities Department came to us with two needs: 1) An automated way to track how long business records must be retained for legal purposes and 2) a scalable application for charging departments for their mail and photocopy usage. We built the web-based Records Retention Schedule System (RRS) and Mail & Reprographic Billing...Read More
July 1, 2008
Alana Coble
BeehiveMedia recently launched the video hosting platform for Booz & Co., the commercial business born of the division of Booz Allen Hamilton. We built a database-driven video archive containing dozens of internal and public-facing clips for the firm. In In addition to the on-page video display, we provide embed codes that Booz & Co. staffers...Read More
February 10, 2008
Alana Coble
Sorouh Real Estate, one of the largest real estate developers in the United Arab Emirates, asked Beehive Media for help showcasing its premiere projects in its Abu Dhabi Sales Centre. Beehive installed its innovative kSPACE: Geospatial application, which is a first-in-the-world mashup of Flash and Google Earth, combining the impact of Google Earth with all...Read More
October 3, 2007
Bill Shander
Beehive Media designed and built the online video catalog for PBS International, which distributes the broadcast rights for PBS programs around the world including Nova, Frontline, and American Experience. Behind the scenes, this online video platform includes a full content management system and logged-in users can watch streaming video for feature-length programs (not progressive download...Read More
July 15, 2007
Alana Coble
BeehiveMedia designed and developed the video hosting platform for Booz Allen Hamiton. We built a database-driven video archive containing dozens of internal and public-facing clips for the firm. In In addition to the on-page video display, the Booz Allen Hamilton web site's search engine does direct queries of our database for video content, displaying the...Read More
April 20, 2007
Bill Shander
Project Just Because is a non-profit serving families in need, predominantly in Metro West Boston. This charity has a a no-red-tape, no-questions-asked policy of providing food, clothing, toiletries and any other items needed by families or individuals who have fallen on tough times. This is a pro bono client of ours, and we are very...Read More
February 17, 2007
Alana Coble
The HP Partner Tool project is built on Beehive’s Brand2o platform which enables the user to generate custom marketing materials in PDF, HTML, and Powerpoint formats. The Partner Tool is used by HP partners from around the world to custom-generate marketing brochures for many of HP’s software and hardware platforms. The site won the HP-internal...Read More
December 4, 2006
Alana Coble
Beehive Media served as a Knowledge Partner for the Arab Strategy Forum, an elite gathering of government, business and thought leaders in Dubai. Beehive delivered a suite of technical innovations including a massive web-based knowledge platform and content management system. We also created a "Map Gallery" with interactive maps providing what we refer to as...Read More
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