Goodbye 2009!

This has been a tremendous year for us here at Pelotonics. We would like to thank everyone for all of the support and good ideas for the application enhancements we have made over the year. Our Google Documents integration is released and proving invaluable to many businesses. We also upgraded our security protocols to the most stringent in the business, but still maintained a convenient and accessible application. A big thanks goes out to Gina Trapani and many of …

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Simple Project Management Software is not perfect!
I just read the newest post from Gina Trapani on the Harvard Business blog. She makes a good point that sometimes it just makes sense to pick up the phone and deal with an issue directly. We are in the business of online project management software. As such, you might expect me to preach that everything should be tracked and maintained through the centralized trusted system for project work – Pelotonics.

There is …

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We’ve owned the domain pelotonics.com forever, yet Google’s sitelinks algorithm never seemed to give us any love! I personally think if you have sitelinks associated to your website, it makes your site look more professional when it comes up in Google.

According to the Sitelinks help page,

“At the moment, sitelinks are completely automated. We’re always working to improve our sitelinks algorithms, and we may incorporate webmaster input in …

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Why the CTO of Pelotonics stays up till 2am everyday making Pelotonics better
Last night I was up late adding in some cool Javascript accordion effects in Pelotonics on all of the expandable/collapsible menu bars throughout the application. And around 1am it hit me, I had the Gary Vaynerchuk DNA epiphany. I’ve always loved what I “do” at Pelotonics, though I realized I haven’t left my desk all day and it didn’t even matter, I …

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Tax season just passed here in America. I think that everyone is relieved it is over, but still reeling from the pain. I have a friend that owns an outsourced accounting business and she had a scary experience this tax season. One of her key employees quit right when they were in the thick of tax preparation for all of their clients! This is probably the worst case scenario, but definitely not unheard of in a business situation….

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Have you ever wondered what David Allen reads on the Internet?

Here’s your chance to find out! Guy Kawasaki just tweeted out David Allen’s page on Alltop.com. It aggregates all of his interesting sites that he frequents on the Internet. There are some great sites here that you would expect; related to …

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I finally figured out why Robert Scoble loves Friend Feed so much!
I finally understand his obsession now. Robert Scoble has 49,205 “followers” as of this blog posting. There is no way that he can truly know all of those people and have meaningful interactions with them. I recently went to CES and heard him speak with Gary Vaynerchuck about blogging in tough times. I had met Robert at the Gnomedex …

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Friends of Pelotonics,
We need your help! We are integrating our Pelotonics application with Google Docs. It turns out that Google needs to do a modification on their end to enable us to do a full integration. They take feature requests like ours and then perform the ones that are “voted” up the priority list. This is accomplished by “starring” the item that you think should be moved up in priority. I need as many people as possible to …

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Robert Scoble and Gary Vaynerchuck – a great pair to learn from
I was able to attend the special session put on by Robert Scoble and Gary Vaynerchuck this friday at CES. They focused on how we can be successful in troubled times. This is great content from two of the greatest bloggers/content creators in the world today. They did a question and answer format so it was quite fun. They covered a number of different subjects and questions. …

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Let me just say that I love our customers. We have some of the nicest and most inspirational customers around. I am sure of it.

As a company, we decided that if we were to be successful, it would be in concert with our user base. After all, they are the ones using our application in the “real world”. Why not have them involved in meaningful discussions of where our product is going and how we are to get there? …

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