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TechSmith Camtasia
NOVEMBER 29, 2009
I 'met' Chris Petescia, the VP & Director of User Experience at "Carrot Creative":[link] on Twitter when he was talking about Jing. While the ingenuity of auto-uploading any screenshot taken- to a URL & clipboard- amazed us, we soon learned there was a far more vastly-featured and elegant tool to do this and more: Jing.
TechSmith Camtasia
DECEMBER 20, 2012
When was the DACH Sales team created? Daniela joined the TechSmith Inside Sales team in November 2008 with a focus on German-speaking customers. In 2010 she began working only with DACH customers and resellers and began to manage DACH marketing activities. What customer questions do you answer most often? Meet the team.
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TechSmith Camtasia
DECEMBER 13, 2010
If you time a script at 4 or 5 minutes you'll know that you need to cut out some of the "fluff" - Instead of wasting your time creating the video first and then realizing it needs to be cut down. Molly McDonald, aka DemoGirl, lives in San Francisco, CA and has been creating screencasts since 2006.
TechSmith Camtasia
JULY 19, 2012
I create screencasts in order to better train our staff, park rangers and park volunteers on our computer systems as well as on customer service skills. I also created a 45 minute screencast for my husband’s employer, a catholic hospital, last year. Snagit and Jing. Primarily for business purposes.
TechSmith Camtasia
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
He's recently been promoted from Snagit Product Manager to our Director of Web and Enterprise Services and he's still wearing the hat of the Jing Product Manager. TW: It's difficult to pick one feature, two of my favorites are the Tray in Editor so I can easily drag multiple captures together to create a composite capture.
Mindflash
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
Get to Know Your Customers Do a meetup with your current and potential customers at a local coffee shop or author a few blog posts to elicit a response. Teach them related skills that they can apply to their business—with or without your company’s particular product or service.
Mindflash
SEPTEMBER 8, 2010
Get to Know Your Customers Do a meetup with your current and potential customers at a local coffee shop or author a few blog posts to elicit a response. Teach them related skills that they can apply to their business—with or without your company’s particular product or service.
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