Sometimes E-Commerce can be fun. Below we have a few articles related to the fun side of e-commerce.
Some of our topics include e-commerce’s move to social media and e-commerce trends. You know, the usual fun stuff about e-commerce.
E-commerce, short for ‘electronic commerce,’ entails the trading in products or services using computer networks such as the Internet.
E-commerce draws on technologies such as mobile commerce, electronic funds transfer, supply chain management, Internet marketing, online transaction processing, electronic data interchange (EDI), inventory management systems, and automated data collection systems.
Below you’ll find a bunch of our posts related to e-commerce. Some of the topics that our company bloggers cover include magento e-commerce, and the best ecommerce sites that are currently active on the web. Because e-commerce is a wide and expansive field that is constantly growing, our team is constantly on the go to cover all the latest and greatest news associated with e-commerce.
Since Hara Partners is an e-commerce solutions company, all of the e-commerce going-ons in the world are of the most maximal concern to us. Some of the topics that we covered in the past include Asian e-commerce, mobile e-commerce platforms, and e-commerce trends.
For your information, we’ve also listed some of the common types of e-commerce platforms below:
On-premise E-commerce software usually requires initial one time purchase investment in terms of licensing fees. Also, it implies extra costs related to hardware and installation services as well as data migration and on-going maintenance fees that are usually charged on a yearly basis for software updates and support. Some examples of typical on premise E-commerce platforms are Hybris, Sanna Commerce, Oorjit, and IBM WebSphere.
Software as a Service (SaaS)- is a cloud based delivery model in which applications are hosted and managed in a service provider’s datacenter, paid for on a subscription basis and accessed via a browser over an internet connection. Two examples of typical SaaS E-commerce solutions are Shopify and Demandware.
Open source e-Commerce is a free of charge platform that doesn’t imply licenses fee. Furthermore, open source users are also responsible for installing, maintaining, securing and configuring the software on their own servers. In order to set up an open source platform, basic technical expertise is required in the areas of web design and development. Software products that are distributed as open source are generally free, and users can access and modify the source code. Three examples of typical open source E-commerce platforms are PrestaShop, osCommerce, Magento and Thelia.
Macaron Cafe, a long-time Hara Partners client, was elected to be the coffee destination near Penn Station.
TimeOut New York created this subway map of the go to best coffee places in the city, and Macaron Cafe takes the crown for the 34th Street stop of the 1, 2, 3 lines and LIRR station.
Find out if your favorite coffee joint made the map and let us know.
In case you have been tying your shoe laces the less effective way around all your life.
This technique is amazing.
Please share any life hacks with us in the comments below.
We like to share fun facts from time to time – today we want to demystify some facts about salad.
The following data was found on the Massive Health website, a company that set out to track what we eat and with it how we think about health. You may have heard about Eatery, the app that lets you take pictures to track and measure your eating habits (http://www.massivehealth.com/#eatery-page)
Two interesting fun facts about salad are that not every salad is made equal. Here is an obvious range from Potato Salad to Greek Salad.
Checking my favorite salad place, Chop’t, some of their salads approach over 550 calories, which puts them in the range of of a big mac.
And more surprisingly the same caesar salad, depending on the restaurant, may not be the same. This line up put’s the heaviest ceasar salad at almost two big macs.
The second fact may not be as surprising is you ever had the pleasure eating at the Cheesecake Factory; and rolling home on your belly afterwards.
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A find from our Magento archive. The Magento team must had fun with playing around with it’s name on a new kind of brew.
Happy holidays and all the best for 2014 from all of us here at Hara Partners!
From the fine folks at Glamour Magazine comes a startling insight about Michelle Obama’s taste in tech. Apparently—well, apparent if you’re a fan of fallacy-filled syllogisms—the First Lady is quite fond of a certain New York Magento Development company (hint: it’s Hara Partners).
See, Mrs. Obama—already heralded by many in the fashion community as a haute-couture treasure-hunter of sorts for her ability to unearth fashion finds (see Wu, Jason)—was recently photographed wearing a top by the Brooklyn-based label SUNO (that’s the Mrs. O loves SUNO part of the title). What the Glamour folks don’t know is that SUNO also has impeccable taste…in Magento Development companies (oh snap!). That’s right, Hara Partners (yes, THE Hara Partners) is the party behind www.sunony.com, the clothiers’ fantastic U.S. website (that’s the SUNO loves Hara Partners part).
I’m sure those of you well grounded in classical logic don’t need me to spell this out, but I’ll do it anyway for the rest of us:
Fact 1: Michelle Obama loves SUNO
Fact 2: SUNO loves Hara Partners (what’s not to love, amirite?)
Ergo, (prepare for mind-blowage) “Fact” 3: Michelle Obama MUST love Hara Partners!!!!!
Isn’t logic wonderful?