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By SuperUser Account on 8/3/2010 10:08 AM

Robert Johnson, a director of engineering at Facebook, celebrated Facebook's monumental achievement of reaching 500 million users by sharing the scaling principles that helped reach that milestone. How did Facebook get to this point?

Featured Microsoft Partners

 

Computeration, Inc. 
Office Location:  Portland, Oregon, United States
Type:  VAR
Industry Focus:  Wholesale Distribution and Light Manufacturing Supply Chain Solutions


Computeration provides Microsoft Dynamics™ ERP solutions to the supply chain industry. Our technical specialties include Rapid Implementation, Network Infrastructure, and Integration.

 

 

BCG Systems, Inc. 
Office Location:  Akron, Ohio, United States
Type:  VAR
Industry Focus:  Manufacturing, Distribution, Professional Services, Government, Healthcare


BCG Systems, Inc. is a well established Microsoft Partner. We workp with clients across Georgia, Ohio, Tennessee, Western PA, Western Carolina’s, Alabama and Kentucky. BCG is founded on being a trusted advisor and providing complete integrated business solutions that apply sensible technology to eli

 

 

KTL Solutions, Inc. 
Office Location:  Frederick, Maryland, United States
Type:  ISV,Systems Integrator,Training Firm,VAR
Industry Focus:  Professional Services, Health Care, Not-for-Profit, Wholesale/Distribution


KTL Solutions, Inc. is a full service, technology consulting organization. Our approach extends our services beyond software and application installation to complete system integrations, custom development, consulting, training, and support. Our team of dedicated professionals is our greatest asset, and each of us is committed to upholding our mission of helping our customers succeed.

 

 

Jack Frost Design 
Office Location:  San Ramon, California, United States
Type:  ISV,Training Firm,VAR,Other
Industry Focus:  Jack Frost Design is all about business and not necessarily about a specific industry. After 40+ years in business JFD has touched corporations, medium size businesses and some small business entities. No matter what industry you are in delivering a successful business initiative requires a strong command of four key business skills:•Business Operations: a solid understanding of workflow process and ROI (return on investment).•Marketing: the ability to identify and reach a target market with an effectively motivating message.•Technology: the technical skills to harness the most effective technologies for business process automation.•Branding: the ability to encapsulate all of the above factors within a unified vision that resonates with the target customer and builds loyalty.Because it only takes weakness in one of these areas to undermine what would have otherwise been a successful enterprise, Jack Frost Design has taken the unusual step of including each of these areas of expertise in a single company. It a unique approach. It has been successful for 40+ years.


SharePoint Makes it Possible. JFD Makes it HappenAt JFD we have a solid understanding and respect for SharePoint. We pioneered using the technology for public facing websites and we are skilled at configuring it to reduce the possibility of uncontrolled over deployment. We use the product the same way that most of our clients do.We also let ROI be our guide in the development of workflow automation and we never build without a financial goal and a documented blueprint or project plan. JFD has been brought in to clean up other partner's failed projects. And as a company we are most proud of our work ethic.

 

 

KnowledgeLake 
Office Location:  St Louis, Missouri, United States
Type:  ISV
Industry Focus:  All Industries


KnowledgeLake, Inc. develops document imaging, document capture, and workflow products and solutions for Microsoft SharePoint. KnowledgeLake extends the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) capabilities of SharePoint, enabling businesses to reduce mailing costs, streamline operations, and achieve regulatory compliance using familiar Microsoft products that most businesses already own and use.

 

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