Top 10 for Techies Holiday Wish List:

1. HP TouchSmart PC
2. 27" Apple iMac
3. USB-Powered Pet Rock
4. HTC Hero Smart Phone
5. LG 55LH90 LED 1080p TV
6. Mini USB Monitor
7. Sony Reader Touchscreen
8. 2GB Apple Time Capsule
9. Wii Fit
10. Apple Magic Mouse

Show Me the Data: Protect Yourself from 3rd-Party Data Feed Failures

With the Web 2.0 era in the rear view mirror, I wanted to touch on an aspect that was heavily played and still continues to this day. Integration of 3rd-party data into websites. However, the popularity and ease of use for many APIs and the portability of Web 2.0 applications has an underlying side effect, if not integrated properly. I have come across many websites accessing 3rd-party data from places such as Flickr, Twitter, etc. that are not following the basic principles and the lack thereof should raise the question, "what happens if these 3rd-party services fail?". Many sites are not applying the appropriate contingency design plans to allow continued functionality during a failure. Caching data calls to APIs is just an example of good contingency design. In fact, many APIs will require caching - like that of Amazon - but, I suspect this is intended to help limit resource use of the API host, not the site using the API. The reasons a person using API-accessed data on their website should cache are:

1. To speed up the website's load time
2. To have a back up plan if the API call fails

A simple implementation to handle these two cases would be one that caches an API call for a given amount of time and one that freshens stale, cached data and triggers an error should an API call fail.

This post is a bit late to the party but is worth writing as I have recently come across at least three sites where Firebug and other widgets have revealed issues such as retrieving API fetched data and sluggish site loading times. A decent implementation idea would be to roll your own caching wrapper and plug it in to a stable caching tool, perhaps something like Cache Lite for PHP. In this manner, you have a reusable, caching library independent piece of code that can handle caching/flushing and refreshing of data, which could function to handle the two cases discussed above.

For more pointers on this topic, please contact us. We are happy to assist.

Ingenux Brings Thanksgiving to Hungry Oklahomans

December 2nd, 2009

Ingenux partnered with the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma to host the annual Ingenux Turkey Day Food Drive to help feed those who are less fortunate this season. Within two weeks, Ingenux was able to collect 294 food items along with cash donations totaling $725. The cash donations alone will provide hungry Oklahomans with 5,075 meals. Ingenux is proud to say that last year's goal was surpassed with an astounding outcome. Food and monetary donations were collected by Ingenux staff from three multi-office complexes in Edmond, Oklahoma."We are so grateful to those who contributed to help fellow Oklahomans this holiday season during a time when money is tighter than usual," Ingenux Production Director, Brandy Semore, said. "This is a great example of how people can pull together to make a huge difference."

About the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma:The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma is a private, 501(c) (3) non-profit organization that acts as a link through which the food industry and community may donate food and other goods. The products are then distributed to nearly 700 schools and charitable feeding programs in 53 central and western Oklahoma counties. In the last fiscal year, the Food Bank distributed nearly 25 million pounds of food and products to help the charitable community effectively feed people in need. Since its inception in 1980, the Food Bank has distributed 293 million pounds of food to feed Oklahoma's hungry.

Everything but the Turkey

EDMOND, OK- Ingenux, Inc. is working with the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma to host the "Everything but the Turkey" food drive aimed toward filling the food bank for the holiday season. Ingenux is challenging all who are interested to participate by bringing nonperishable food to the Ingenux offices or to the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma November 9-20. "The Ingenux team is very active with regards to helping out our local community and this is a great way to get others involved to help those in need. Our turkey drive last year was a huge success with the end result feeding more than 2,200 people." said Brandy Semore, Production Director at Ingenux. Ingenux is a website and software development company located in Edmond in the Le Cour office building at 1300 E. 9th St. Suite 5. Over 35 million people are considered to live in a household that is 'food insecure' and Oklahoma ranks in the top ten food insecure state. Since its inception in 1980, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma has distributed more than 293 million pounds of food worth more than $468 million.

Meet our newest team member!

Brandon McKinney joins the Ingenux team as the latest Web Developer. Brandon graduated from the design program at the University of Central Oklahoma in 2007. Having an education in design as a programmer allows Brandon to solve problems with a unique approach. He has developed numerous solutions for a wide variety of clients ranging from local individuals to regional companies, such as At the Beach, and even international clients, such as Dell. Ingenux is excited to serve our clientele with elegant solutions tailored for their specific needs.

When does Minimalist Web 2.0 Design go too Far?

Every month a breath of new web design projects filter into our company. As our core expertise and business focus is custom web and software application development, my attention is more distant with regards to corporate design now-a-days. However, my eyes caught a project in the works and I thought to myself "When does minimalist web 2.0 design go too far?" What I mean by that is how clean and clutter free can a website get until the allure of the service or product falls by the wayside? There is definitely a happy means or "Zen" that needs to be reached during the design process.In web design, minimalism refers to the use of the smallest amount of images, colors, shapes, values and lines. The site is stripped down to the fundamentals required to convey the message. Minimalist web designs generally rely on type and simple shapes to do the communicating. This minimalist approach has evolved in some circles as the basis of web 2.0 design. The backbone of the web 2.0 era that ushered in blogs, videos, podcasts, wikis and online communities where people with common interests get together to share ideas, media, code and all types of information was meant to be more - not less, but designed in a way where information is easily accessed on a clean and simple layout. This is a far cry from the "massive content, image heavy with more features to shake a stick at" era which for the most of us, is a recent memory.

Read more at: http://www.ingenux.com/viewnewsletter.php?date=Nov.01&status=pull#LETTER.BLOCK14

Ingenux Pumpkin

We are finally ready for Halloween here at Ingenux, thanks to a team member with some talent!

Small Business of the Year Nominee

Ingenux has been nominated for the Small Business of the Year Award, presented by the Edmond Chamber. This prestigious award recognizes our company as one that sets itself apart from the competition through contributions to the community and high professional standards. A panel of judges will announce the top three finalists at the Nomination Reception on December 10, 2009. Stay Tuned!

New to the Ingenux Team

Meet our 2 new team members!

Ingenux welcomes Brynn Mays to the team! Mays recently graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma with a degree in General Studies and a minor in Business. She will be filling the position as Administrative Assistant, helping with daily tasks to run the office and assisting management with executive assignments. Mays has several years of customer service experience in a variety of fields, and brings exciting and innovative ideas that will help Ingenux obtain its current growth strategy.

Dylan Conklin has joined the Ingenux team as the new Design Manager. His

award winning talent supplies originality and solid direction to any project.

Dylan specializes in both web and user interface design as well as branding and identity design. Always beginning with the end in mind, Dylan received his B.F.A. in Graphic Design with a concentration in Illustration from Oklahoma Christian University. Ingenux is excited to provide current and future clientele with a fresh perspective that is tailored to the modern web 2.0 design.

A Cloudy Day Ahead?

As Ingenux reached its 10-year birthday recently, we have seen many fads or "the next best thing" come and go related to the internet. The new "thing" is cloud computing and if you haven't jumped on this bandwagon yet, here are the top 4 reasons why you should look for sunnier days.

1. Cloud Computing makes your IT excessively dependent on the InternetCloud Computing exists on the premise that the Internet will always be as robust and reliable for all time to come. While one can be fairly optimistic, there is always the danger of the unforeseen Armageddon. For example, congressmen in the United States are pushing for bills that can shutdown/limit internet traffic in the event of war, so that they can stick to their prescribed content on television. If a company loses internet connectivity to its cloud even for a few days, as a result of an Internet outage affecting either it or the Cloud Computing Service, there could be very damaging consequences. I am not talking about your E-store going offline. Suppose the daily activities of your company were on a database on a cloud? In such a scenario, you may wish your servers were in a makeshift bunker in your backyard, rather than on the cloud.And because of its dependence on the internet, Cloud Computing can never perform as a substitute for in-house servers. For example, there are speed limits, related to hardware and bandwidth, when transferring data to and from the cloud via the internet. Using VPNs and SSL tunnels can further slow the speed.

2. Cloud Computing makes you dependent on the goodwill of your ISPCloud Computing may require large bandwidth for the client, depending on what the client is hosting on the cloud. And the same ISPs who are clamoring for bandwidth caps may charge an arm and a leg if the client exceeds his or her bandwidth quota.

3. Cloud Computing is sounding more like a Fad than a TrendSuddenly, all ringers, gurus, and experts are clamoring for Cloud Computing. Articles are appearing in respectable publications weighing the pros and cons. Business heads are flaunting how they managed to cut costs. Are you willing to "invest" your data in the newest scheme?

4. Cloud Computing may be of little consequence for the Average Small BusinessThe May 2009 issue of WIRED carried an interesting article on Cloud Computing, highlighting pros and cons. The key example cited in favor of Cloud Computing was an Eli Lily information consultant, who as a client of Amazon Web Services uses his iPhone to run "genomic analysis" on the cloud. How many businesses executives can picture themselves doing this?
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Donations Collected for our Military

September 23, 2009

Ingenux teamed up with the Edmond Chamber of Commerce to collect items for our military overseas. The drive ended this afternoon and all donations came from within the Ingenux team. We were able to collect almost 100 items to donate. If you would like help our military contact the Edmond Chamber of Commerce. Needed items include games, stationery, traveling toiletries, and so much more.

Look for information coming soon on how to help us reach our goal for the “Everything but the Turkey” food drive which is right around the corner.

Auto One Transport Launches New Vehicle Shipping Website

Auto One Transport teamed up with Ingenux, Inc to launch a dynamic new website offering various features for customers looking for quality car transport services.

Auto One realizes the economic struggles facing many Americans and that people are concerned about money and want to be confident about spending decisions. Therefore, Auto One offers car transport services that require no upfront deposits and no cancellation fees. The new website provides customers with more information about Auto One’s transport company, car transport services, and helpful vehicle shipping information and allows users to get quick shipping estimates without having to sign up.

People searching for the best car transport company must choose between several car transporters. Many of these car transport companies use automated systems that are not able to take multiple factors into consideration when determining auto shipping quotes. With Auto One, people can complete a free, online shipping form for immediate automated feedback or choose to contact one of Auto One’s representatives.

Ingenux has built this website to meet the vehicle shipping needs of customers. Each feature and design is intended to address customer concerns and questions while maintaining a website that is attractive and easily navigated. Auto One Transport can be accessed at http://www.autonetransport.com.

New to Ingenux!

Jason is a self-taught PHP developer and has been fine-turning his skills since 2004. Jason has been designing and developing websites and software projects for surrounding metro companies for the past six years while expanding his journey and knowledge of the development language. Ingenux is excited to offer Jason's skills to all current and future clientele!

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Ingenux Receives 2009 Best of Reno Award!

(WASHINGTON D.C.)- August 12th, 2009- Ingenux, Inc has been selected for the 2009 Best of Reno Award in the Computer Software Development category by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA).

The USCA "Best of Local Business" Award Program recognizes outstanding local businesses throughout the country. Each year, the USCA identifies companies that they believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and community.

Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2009 USCA Award Program focused on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the USCA and data provided by third parties. About U.S. Commerce Association (USCA)

U.S. Commerce Association (USCA) is a Washington D.C. based organization funded by local businesses operating in towns, large and small, across America. The purpose of USCA is to promote local business through public relations, marketing and advertising.

The USCA was established to recognize the best of local businesses in their community. Our organization works exclusively with local business owners, trade groups, professional associations, chambers of commerce and other business advertising and marketing groups. Our mission is to be an advocate for small and medium size businesses and business entrepreneurs across America.

SOURCE: U.S. Commerce Association

CONTACT:
U.S. Commerce Association
Email: PublicRelations@us-ca.org
URL: http://www.us-ca.org

For more information about Ingenux visit: http://www.ingenux.com/

Ingenux Internship Program

We have launched an internship program to provide students a first-hand look at what it takes to create an IT solution from start to finish.

This is a unique opportunity for students to develop their portfolio and to gain valuable practical experience.

"Our program is altered to fit each student’s course of study and allows them to focus on the skill set they need to build and improve in order to market themselves upon graduation," said Brandy Semore, Ingenux Production Director.

The internship program has already welcomed its first participant, Chun-Yuan Chang, a student at the University of Central Oklahoma.

“I like the Ingenux project review process the best, it really helps to make my work better,” Chang said. “I’m very glad I’m doing my internship with Ingenux and am enjoying everything.”

Chang is working as an intern in the design department under the direction of the design manager and is creating website designs while establishing an understanding of the industry’s business module and methodology.

"We are excited about this opportunity to work with talented students and we hope to provide a solid foundation for which they can build upon," Semore said.

Ingenux is a privately held company founded in 2000 with a combined experience of almost 200 years in the software industry. Headquartered in Edmond, Oklahoma, Ingenux provides full-service web design, application development and consulting services to a global market. For more information, please visit www.ingenux.com.

Facebook: Are you part of the networking leader?

Written by: Brandy Semore - Production Director of Ingenux





Facebook is exploding in the business realm and now has a collection of over 200 million users. It has become a great tool to promote your business and market your product. A Facebook Page is a public page created for companies that enable you to share your business and products with Facebook users. The profiles are easy to create with Facebook's simple interface and it's free. Those interested in following your brand can become "fans", and when they do, all their friends will see this.

➢ The number of Facebook users between the ages of 35 and 44 has increased by 51%
➢ Facebook users among the ages 45-54 has grown by 47%
➢ Facebook users ages 26-34 increased by 26%
➢ More than half of the 140 million Facebook users are out of college

Here are some recommendations for promoting your business on Facebook:

· After joining, find all of your friends. With Facebook's "real time" updates friends can get updated information immediately.

· On your web site or blog announce that you are on Facebook and invite people to become your friend.

· Add a RSS feed on your profile for your blog or web site. That will allow your Facebook friends access your site immediately.

· Applications give you full power to say or promote anything you want about your business, and use the social tie-ins provided by Facebook to do this.

· Facebook has a powerful advertising engine that enables businesses to specify a specific demographic target.

· Polls provided by Facebook are great for marketers looking to get a quick answer about a particular feature they'd like to implement, or just to find out information and opinions from a specific demographic.

· Facebook Connect enables your website to easily integrate with Facebook.

· Keep your clientele up to date with your company by joining twitter also and then integrating your twitter account with the facebook account to keep them simultaneously up to date.

Ingenux is now a part of the Facebook movement, we would love to have you as a fan! Check us out!

Taking Your Business to the Web: Top 4 Common Mistakes

In speaking with thousands of business owners over the years, it is amazing how many business owners make the exact same mistakes over and over again. Many business owners don’t plan and assume their same success offline will transfer over to the world wide web. I have accumulated the top 4 re-occurring mistakes by business owners below that I have seen over the years. Making one or all of these mistakes could cost a company thousands of dollars initially, and take away from tens of thousands of potential dollars they should be making monthly from their website.

1. Done too early!
The biggest mistake most small businesses owners make is getting their website done too early. A smart business owner will first research their target audience in their specific Internet market, and only then build their website around their research.

A business owner needs to get training on how to find a target web audience in a specific niche market. They need to determine which keywords their website needs to be designed around, in order to bring in customers from search engines and other sources. A huge mistake made by business owners is they get their website formed around very broad keywords which have too much competition.

2. Pay too much or too little!
Most web development companies quote very high prices on web and graphic design, and most small business owners make the mistake of going with those companies. They charge for flashy features that will never bring in traffic and will never make the website any money.

Here's a simple question. Would you rather hire someone that charges $10 per hour and takes 50 hours to complete an assignment, or someone that charges $50 per hour and takes 10 hours?

Easy answer - you would take the $50 per hour at 10 hours! Why? Because the quality of work, speed, and the final product will be top notch!

You may also get a very low quote from an offshore company, but beware - there are many problems with offshore designers: their English isn’t great, you can’t reach them on the phone, the time-zone difference becomes a huge problem - while you’re awake they are sleeping, payment is a problem because you have to wire them money, trust and legal issues can be a huge mess, their marketing knowledge is very limited to their country because they have no knowledge of the marketing techniques and economics of your country.

We have built such an incredible reputation with our clients that 50% of our work comes from referrals. Because of this, we have no expense on advertising and are able to give you a low price. In most cases, we’ll be able to beat any price quote you get. Also keep in mind, that with Ingenux, you’re not getting just a website, you’re getting consultation, training, and a website that actually sells!

3. Making it too pretty and flashy!
One of the biggest mistakes a small business owner makes is they ask and pay for a website that is all looks and no sales, no marketing. They spend thousands of dollars on a “pretty” website full of flashy effects which brings in $0 in revenue. You have to ask yourself, what good is a flashy website when no one comes to it?

Sure, major companies spend a lot of money on making their website extravagant, flashy, and interactive, but they already have traffic because of their name. The last thing a smart business owner would do is copy the idea of having an expensive flashy website like those of Fortune 500 companies. A smart business owner understands that for a website to sell its main focus needs to be copywriting and marketing, and will put design second. Now why would Ingenux, a design/development company, tell you that design should come second?

Ingenux knows that for a company to be successful on the Internet, that company must direct their focus on marketing their website and worry about how it looks last. When our clients make money using our advice, training, and of course our design services, they are extremely happy and thankful. When our clients are happy, they bring us more business through referrals, and we become even happier. Sure we'd love to take thousands of dollars for a flashy site, but that is not what we're about. We would rather build a professional website that brings your company traffic which turns to revenue. This is what makes our website development company different from any other.

4. No traffic, no money!
Traffic = Revenue, period! Without a single visitor you are not going to make a single buck from your website, sorry, no other way around it. After you go through our free preliminary training and consultation, you will know exactly what you need, to make your business successful online. You will learn which keywords your site needs to focus on, what needs to be done in order to get traffic to your website, and how to turn the visitors into dollar signs!

By now we hope you understand how a company becomes successful on the Internet, and how it fails by making 4 huge mistakes. You are now educated and ready to proceed to the next step.

Microsoft Internet Explorer: The worlds most popular browser?

From the Developement Department at Ingenux
By Jeremy Ramsey

There was a time when industry leading web developers would not have thought twice before confirming that Microsoft Internet Explorer (MSIE) was the world’s leading web-browser. MSIE's popularity is driven by its leading support for new technologies, it's ease of use, and it's integration with the world's leading operating system, Microsoft Windows.

However, since the introduction of Mozilla's 'Firefox' line of browsers, these views of browser dominance are significantly changing. In 2002, prior to Mozilla's introduction into the web community, the MSIE line of browsers accounted for 83.4% of web-surfers on the net. One year after its introduction in 2003, Mozilla was offering a browser that supported many of the same features as MSIE. 2004 saw Mozilla take off in the internet community accounting for 16.5% of web-surfers on the net.

Since the rebranding of the Mozilla browser line to the new "Firefox" family, they're support and loyalty has continued to thrive. In 2006, Firefox 2 was released, this latest edition from Mozilla saw added support for the majority of MSIE features as well as several features that MSIE did not have at the time, including the ever-popular "tabbed-browsing". Within a year of its release, Firefox had skyrocketed to nearly 40% of web-surfers preferred browsers, while MSIE's popularity had stumbled to 56%.

2008 saw the release of the latest version of Mozilla's Firefox browser, Firefox 3. This version is nearly interchangeable with MSIE and provides additional security features and, what some have come to refer to as "true css", which allows for better interpretation of website coding and smoother more accurate renderings of what designers intended their websites to look like on the web. By the end of 2008, Firefox support had reached new record levels, accounting for 44.4% of web-surfers on the net. This milestone is considerably more significant than any before it because it marks the first time since MSIE's inception that has not held the majority of support. MSIE's share of web-surfers came in at 45.7%.

This year, Microsoft released Internet Explorer 8, this new version has a slew of new features to better compete with Mozilla, including reported support of "true css" rendering. Only time will tell what effect this will have on the overall market, however, we can report that as of April:

*MSIE (All versions) accounts for 42.1% of web-surfers on the net.
*Firefox (All versions) accounts for 47.1% of web-surfers on the net

While we certainly recommend continuing to include MSIE in your website design plans, however it looks like Firefox may now be bringing the majority of traffic to your website.

Statistical information provided by W3Schools.com, they track all visitors to their family of sites and provide statistical reporting on every unique hit. Visit: http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp for more information.

Just Because Photocards goes live with new business application custom built by Ingenux.

Just Because Photocards offers the ability for online users to create personal wallet cards with an image and information of their choice in four easy steps. These easy to make photocards can then be sent to friends and family enabling them to better know each others’ gift preferences, such as favorite flower, favorite perfume, up to several items on one card. Just Because Photocards’ members can store important events of their friends and loved ones and receive reminders for birthdays, anniversaries, graduations or any other special occasions as well as save all previously created photocards. Ingenux created the Just Because website to be very user friendly, enticing and exciting to use making it a must have to bookmark and use over and over again.

For more information about Ingenux visit http://www.ingenux.com/

Ingenux helps Stage One Productions step up to the competition

Stage One Productions, an Oklahoma based company, needed a new software to replace their outdated business management application and competition judging software. The new web based dance competition management solution provided a quick and easy way to manage dance studios and generate competition schedules. The web application ties directly into a new LAN based desktop application that allows judges to score each routine onsite and in real-time. Both systems seamlessly integrate to share and manage competition data, such as scoring and placement results.
Stage One hosts dance competitions in cities across the U.S accumulating into a National finals at the end of each year. Each competition event brings together hundreds of dancers, in 24 dance categories, all competing for titles and cash awards.
This new application combines faster compilation of competition information, from multiple stations, with added convenience and accuracy.
For more information on Ingenux, please visit http://www.ingenux.com/ or call 877-484-9025.

Local System Advertising selects Ingenux to develop a revolutionary digital marketing application.

Local System Advertising (LSA) will help small businesses increase revenue by providing the means to advertise in selected business establishments inside targeted geographic areas via the internet. Clients of LSA also have the option to install a monitor in their own place of business as location owners and run ads in-house; such as in their waiting rooms, reception areas, and restaurants for added income. All hardware is owned and operated by LSA and is charged a low monthly fee. LSA allows advertisers to upload their own ads, utilize the templates provided for easy start-up, and choose where and what time intervals they advertise on the monitors in their locations.
LSA partnered with Ingenux to create this revolutionary concept that will spawn a new proprietary operating system that will be the core of their integrated digital advertising software application that will allow LSA to manage and distribute advertisements across the U.S and Canada. LSA clients will have easy access to information and services provided, the ability to track their ads as advertisers and as location owners and can view when their contract renews, where their ads run and where they will be played next, all online via an easy web 2.0 interface.
For more information about Ingenux visit: http://www.ingenux.com/

New to Ingenux!

Jeremy R. Ramsey has worked with varying technologies in the field of data manipulation through various mediums with an emphasis on PHP/MySQL web development. Originally from Heidelberg, Germany he moved to the United States and began his career working with Bill J. Herrmann at the Defense Equal Opportunity Management Institute in refining statistical trending processes. Mr. Ramsey developed several intricate systems that revolutionized the Information Technology and Financial processes of one of Oklahoma’s leading homebuilders. He is currently refining his PHP/MySQL skills and expanding his repertoire.

Travis A. Clark - Travis A Clark has over 15 years in the IT world, and within the last 10 has been almost exclusive in the web programming realm. He has worked with Fortune 500 companies, ad agencies, and the newspaper industry as well as the oil and gas industry. Having grown up surrounded by the newspaper business, he has a belief in the written word, which along with his page layout experience provides him with a different insight on applications and web sites.

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Ingenux offers white paper services

Interested in launching a new website? Think you may need custom software developed? Not sure where to turn?

Ingenux now offers a white paper service which allows you to determine the specifics of your needs enabling you to receive accurate bids from multiple companies for your project. Getting Started…

Once you have an idea about the type of website or software application you need built, one of our experienced consultants will walk you through examples to help you get a clear vision of what you want and offer technical advice regarding features and functionality.

Your consultant will then draft a specification document for your project and you will have the opportunity to review and make changes as you see fit, up to three revision cycles.

With this document in hand, you will have a well defined blueprint to submit to several development companies. This ensures that you will receive accurate first-time quotes and provides the advantage of competitive pricing.

Visit www.ingenux.com or call 877-484-9025 for more information on our white paper services.

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Ingenux builds education application for American Lung Association

The American Lung Association contracted Ingenux to develop a dynamic flash website that allows users to gain perspective on potentially dangerous radon exposure in homes and the ideal location to place detectors.

Recently completed, the visually stimulating multi-dimensional flash website gives visitors the opportunity to navigate through all rooms of a multi-dimensional house. In every room, heart icons are positioned in locations that the American Lung Association recommends for checking radon levels in the home. Clicking on a heart reveals information about why this location within the home is preferable for placing a radon detector.

Radon is a radioactive gas that is impossible to see, smell or taste and is found at high levels in every state in America. Seeping into homes through surrounding soil and could possibly contaminate well water. Second only to cigarette smoking, Radon exposure is the leading cause of lung cancer in the United States.

Visit www.ingenux.com or call 877-484-9025 for more information.

Welcome to Ingenux!

Here at Ingenux, we are not your typical custom software development company.With over 9 years in the marketplace and staff of 12 talented designers, programmers and managers, we have the ability to dedicate an entire team of skilled professionals to create your vision into reality.

As a full service software and web development firm, we offer a wide range of award winning services, including, web design, custom software development, flash programming and mobile applications. Our priorities from our humble beginning have been based on three things – doing great work, enjoying what we do, and exceeding our client’s expectations. Ingenux delivers software that works, improves efficiency and makes our clients money.

Maxx Marketing Selects Ingenux to Design and Develop Nestle Online Product Catalog Platform

Ingenux Inc (http://www.ingenux.com), an Oklahoma based web development and custom software company, has been selected by Maxx Marketing and Nestle Corp to design and develop its new online product catalog management system.

Maxx Marketing is a fully integrated product-based marketing agency. Their expertise is in custom design and execution of strategic consumer products for promotional, retail and entertainment marketing.

Ingenux (www.ingenux.com) will develop core internet technology which will enable Nestle to implement a global product catalog that can manage all dealer orders, both single and bulk purchases, along with order requests and distribution.

For more information on Ingenux, please visit www.ingenux.com or call 877-484-9025.

ToonieAds.com is a new and innovative way to advertise your goods and services.

Striving to meet the needs of small business owners or anyone frustrated with expensive advertising costs, ToonieAds came to Ingenux to create a website where people can purchase effective low cost advertising without signing long term contracts.

ToonieAds.com, named for the Canadian Toonie which is the equivalent of about $2 USD, has found a new and innovative way to advertise goods and services. Instead of advertising on traditional media, ToonieAds.com offers the ability to place a video ad on a monitor located in a wide variety of businesses around the globe. For example, if you have a pharmacy, the site’s service will let you place an ad in an affiliated doctor’s office. This allows you to target the right audience, letting you do more business.

Not only does this allow businesses to choose where, when and how often their video ad is played, but it also creates a business opportunity for monitor location owners, monitor suppliers and ad designers to generate an additional stream of income.

ToonieAds offers a global network of monitors allowing you to create an ad, buy an ad or place an ad at any available location for $2.00 a day, hence the name ToonieAds.com

“For more information about Ingenux visit www.ingenux.com