BigFix Presidential Campaign Winning Online
According to an article in the San Francisco Chronicle, BigFix, an Emeryville-based IT Security & Compliance Provider, is running a faux viral presidential campaign online to gain traffic and interest in the site. It's working... their pretend candidate, Ray Hopewood, is on Flickr, MySpace, and everywhere in-between. Check out his web site. It's pretty good.
Labels: politics, security, technology
posted by Sarah Granger @ 3:07 PM
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Bigfix has done some excellent marketing and their free software has really helped get their name out there, but when it comes to enterprise level mobile network support I think some of the more agile competitors like Fiberlink are better poised to make it in the long run. Just my opinion for what it's worth. :-)
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