Azarmi News
The summer brings new opportunities with ABC Family and full swing with Yokohama. Southern California Association
of Governments is working with UCLA to provide some amazing land use opportunities and Azarmi is there to help.
Our project with the Center for Neighborhood Knowledge and Homeland Security successfully ended in April. We are
now ready for some amazing BBQs and some FLEX-FLASH action!
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Web 2.0
- The next generation of web software
The web is changing. It was once primarily a tool to information dissemination - "The Information Super Highway".
But as the community of web users grew,
people wanted more then just to publish. They wanted to participate, share and interact with one another.
They started to reach out. People were ready but web software was crude and offered little in the way of
community interaction. So innovative companies started creating new software systems - "Platforms for participation".
The software was free and never need to be installed or updated. It was a new software business model.
These products evolved over next few years and now dominate the web.
| Web 1.0 | Web 2.0 |
| Personal Website | Myspace |
| Britannica Online | Wikipedia |
| Web Store | Ebay |
| Video | Youtube |
| DoubleClick | Google AdSense |
| Ofoto | Flickr |
| Evite | Upcoming.org |
| Publishing | Participation |
| Commercial Software | Open Source |
| Software Releases | Continuous Improvement |
| User Costs | User Contributes |
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Top Ten Websites (United States)
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| 1 | Yahoo |
| 2 | Google |
| 3 | Myspace |
| 4 | MSN |
| 5 | Ebay |
| 6 | Amazon |
| 7 | Craigslist |
| 8 | Youtube |
| 9 | Wikipedia |
| 10 | Go |
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Clients at a Glance
 Yokohama Tire
Countrywide Home Loans
Nissan Motors
Disney International
Toyota Motor Sales
Lathan Watkins
DNA Studios
University of California, LA
Cal Poly Pomona
Custom Radio Network
Dale Tiffany
Tech Highlight August 06
In a series of new processor releases, Intel has left it's Netburst architecture behind for dual-core power efficiency. Performance per watt
is the new goal. The Core 2 Duo provides up to 40% better performance and consumes less power, just 65 watts compared to the 95-130 watts in
the Pentium. A series of new dual-core Xeons have hit the market as well. With a blistering 1.3 GHz front side bus and large 4MB L2 cache, the
latest 64 bit Xeon dual-core processors provides a huge performance boost for multi-processor servers and workstations.
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