PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Exchange Business Cards Virtually

7月

10日

ScannedCards.com enables you to register your business card information on the server. Once you register your business cards, you will receive your unique ID number and the QR Code for your business card.

Instead of exchanging business card one time, with ScannedCards.com, you exchange business card with someone forever. That means, even if you change your email, phone number, company or even your name, people will always have your latest contact information.

QR Code gives you a convenient way to exchange ID without remembering the ID. Just use your QR Code ready cellular phone and take a picture.

We are currently in the beta development status. Almost all the functions are working. Please take this opportunity to register your business card. It is free until it is in Beta.

The term "QR Code" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.

#Business #Marketing

Twitter's Business Model

7月

10日

Twitter is acting very slow and it showed "Over Capacity" error sometimes. Twitter worked great when we had fire at Fisher Plaza and lost the ability to communicate with the world.

As I look at Twitter, it has no advertisement. How are they making money? With this much users, they must be adding servers like a crazy. I do not understand the business model. They are provably trying to be purchased by someone like Google. Or are they already a part of another company?

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New clocks available at ClcokLink.com

7月

9日

ClockLinbk.com released three new clocks.

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ClockLink Impressions

7月

9日

We have recorded little under 20 million impression of clocks from the ClockLinbk.coma. This is about 25% smaller than what it used to be. We have been concerned about this number but today we found the problem.

We provide clock from ClockLinbk.coma using 4 servers and one of the access counting system was not activated after the incident at our data center. This is the reason why the count is 25% less than what it supposed to be.

It is good to know that we did not loose that many users.

#Life #Politics #Society

Free Computer Repair Day Coming Soon

7月

9日

July 14th (2nd Tuesday) is our Free Computer Repair day. If you have a computer that need repairing, please bring it to us. We will repair it without any charge except the actual cost of the parts.

We will reinstall your Operating System for free too. Just bring your recovery or OS disk to us.

Reservation is required. Please call 425-957-0808.

#Business #Marketing

Unusually Cool July Day

7月

8日

It is very cool today. Many houses in Seattle area do not have air conditioning. We don't really needed.

Today, I might need a heater.

#Nature

First Look at Fisher Plaza Disaster

7月

7日

First look at what happened at Fisher Plaza on July 2nd, 2009.

source : http://www.techflash.com

#Computer #Internet

Fisher Disaster Reported by AdHost

7月

6日

http://www.adhost.com/blog/

Adhost issued the statement about the Fisher Plaza Disaster.

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Crisis Communications Moves Fast

7月

6日

From Fisher Home Page

Communicating with clients is at least as important as fixing a problem. Keeping clients in a dark is the worst thing you can do. I found this article online. I tried everything we can to communicate with the twitter during the crisis.

I got more information from Twitter than Fisher Plaza.

Weve made this point many times before. But good communication with stakeholders is absolutely essential during an outage, and in the age of Twitter that means good and timely communications. Rackspace hosts a ton of high-profile sites, meaning its outage was on TechCrunch within minutes. Fortunately, the company was already busy on Twitter, acknowledged the issue quickly and then slowly began ramping up a series of updates via Twitter and the company blog.

The Fisher Plaza fire was another matter. Fisher Plaza lacked any official communication with the first responders at the scene, "writes Jeremy Fisher of GeoCaching in a post-mortem on the event. Many clients of the building were in the dark, both figuratively and literally, while we were waiting outside for news of what really happened. Instead we had to join in on Twitter to figure out what happened. If someone walked out of the building with some authority and told us what they knew - we could have passed that information on to our customers."

#Blog

Message from pesident

7月

4日

Following email has gone out to all our customers.

Dear PSP Customers:

We truly regret to inform you at approximately 11:15 pm on Thursday, July 2, PSP Data Center at Fisher Plaza experienced a total power outage.

This has caused all of our servers and connections to the network to fail totally until July 4, 2009 5:30am PST.

None of our equipment was damaged by the fire causing the power outage. Currently all PSP services are up and running without any further interruption to our service.

We apologize for all of the inconvenience and frustration we have caused you during this extreme event.
We thank you for your patience and value you as our customer.

Sincerely yours,

Mayumi Nakamura
President / CEO

#Computer #Internet