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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Why bother listening to your customers?
Post by Sara
Jun
13
2011
It’s no secret – listening to customer feedback is critical to improving your business. Capturing both positive and negative feedback has business value. However, many companies don’t put customers at the center of their process and treat “feedback” like a … Continue reading
A viable alternative to Google Maps: OpenStreetMap
Post by Spencer Hartberg
Jun
9
2011
OpenStreetMap is a free, open source mapping platform that has emerged as a viable alternative to Google Maps. We’ve been working on a few side projects involving online maps, and have been impressed with the capabilities of OpenStreetMap. So we … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Misc, Software Development
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Refactr loves Thunder and Lightning
Post by Sara
Jun
3
2011
Have you ever wondered how far away from you lightning strikes? Well here at Refactr, our team wanted to know the answer. Yeah, we know there is a way to calculate the distance, but who really wants to do that … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Design, Products, Software Development
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