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Beltmann Integrated Logistics (BIL) announced the launch of their new website to promote their array of project management logistics solutions.

“The goal of our new website is to provide our customers with a complete overview of our logistics capabilities while enhancing our online presence. By encapsulating information on all of our project management and transportation service offerings in a new, central location, we hope to augment our current and future business opportunities,” stated Laura Aiuppa, Director of Marketing.

“Beltmann Integrated Logistics’ new website is a testament to the exceptional growth our organization has experienced over the past few years,” according to Bob Denehy VP of Sales and Marketing. “The BIL website will provide our Hospitality & Retail Divisions more exposure to hotels, resorts, management groups, and retailers which we expect will expand our project portfolio of servicing over 200 hotels, resorts, retailers and equity ownership properties in 2008. Moreover, the same return is anticipated for our Asset Recovery Division which has recently been awarded one of the largest logistics programs in our company’s history,” added Denehy.

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TMP Worldwide received a total of 14 awards for recruitment websites developed on behalf of clients that included: AT&T, Astra Zeneca, Banner Health, Kaiser Permanente, Pitt County Memorial Hospital, Northrop Grumman, VistaPrint, and the United States Patent and Trademark Office. In addition, the TMP Worldwide website won an Outstanding Website Award.

“Our clients are great partners who are committed to using the most advanced methods to recruit and retain top talent,” stated Michelle Abbey, president and CEO of TMP Worldwide. “It is through our strong relationships and collaboration that we are able to do award winning work, and continue to deliver highly-effective interactive solutions on behalf of our clients. These awards highlight that strength, and we thank the WMA and its panel of judges for recognizing our work.”

The Web Marketing Association was founded in 1997 to help set a high standard for Internet marketing and development of the best websites on the World Wide Web. Web sites are judged on seven criteria including: design, innovation, content, technology, interactivity, copywriting and ease of use. Entries receive the Standard of Excellence WebAward when their evaluated score ranks above the average of their industry.

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That big software company in Redmond will include JavaScript framework jQuery in its development environment. At the same time, Nokia announced that it will use jQuery for its mobile browser development. That’s two more big companies to join Google, Amazon, and thousands of other sites using jQuery.

Microsoft has long struggled to keep up with advances in JavaScript. In July the company announced an Ajax roadmap, which looked like Microsoft was going to eventually re-create all the features already in popular frameworks. Instead, Microsoft is going to incorporate someone else’s code, and it’s open source code at that.

This is a great move by Microsoft to avoid creating its own jQuery like framework. The company that seems to always require others to change is adapting to the way things already are on the web. It couldn’t have made a better choice in jQuery, which is a fast, nimble framework, two adjectives not often used to describe anything related to MS web development.

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Mall Networks, the leading provider in merchant-funded loyalty shopping solutions, today announced it has received the 2008 Bank Standard of Excellence WebAward for Outstanding Achievement in Website Development for its work on the Chase Rewards Plus online mall.

More than 2,400 sites from 45 countries were adjudicated in 96 industry categories during this year’s competition. Entries were judged on design, copy writing, innovation, content, interactivity, navigation, and use of technology.

“We are thrilled that Mall Networks and Chase have been recognized by the Web Marketing Association for the development of the Chase Rewards Plus online mall,” said Ben Kaplan, COO of Mall Networks. “The Chase Rewards Plus site is a prime example of an outstanding online shopping destination with its best-in-class shopping experience and unparalleled flexibility to support customers within the many types of rewards programs they offer.

It’s an honor to be selected among the thousands of entries and further validates that Mall Networks’ on-demand loyalty shopping solutions are the best way for our customer, Chase, to further engage with their members across multiple communications channels.”

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