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This came as a surprise to all of us, but Ilscipio was nominated by Initiative Mittelstand as one of the best in the field of "eCommerce". 

This is of course a huge thing for all of us and we are very grateful for all who made it possible. You can read the full article in the Ilscipio Blog.

With ilscipio we have been quite busy the past couple of months and we have alot in the pipeline which we are now beginning to release to the general public. To start off Jonathan, our SEO expert extraordinaire, released Browseo.net  this week - a neat little tool which lets you see a website through the perspective of a search engine crawler.

The tool is really meant for search engine optimizers, who currently rely on a set of firefox plugins and costly third party providers to do their daily business. We tried to take the best from those tools and combine them in one. It is easy to use and runs very smoothly on mobile devices (in fact, if you add it as a bookmark on your iPad or iPhone, it will run just like an actual browser).

Browseo comes with a rich set of functionalities. It removes all unnecessary styling, disables javascript, prints out additional information, such as meta tags, headers and such in a nifty little sidebar, and allows you to highlight internal and external links easily.  In short: it is a great tool for Search Engine Optimizers. In the future we will enhance this further and will even add nifty little guidelines.

So what can you do with it? Well, if you are into "search engine optimization", ie the ways of optimizing your page so that it ranks higher within search engine results, this tool gives you what you need to optimize your page itself. Couple this with offsite optimizations (linkbuilding etc.) and you are off to a good start. But have a look on your own: Browseo.net

People who know me know my boundless love to Jurassic Park: Trespasser - a piece of computer gaming history. Today I consider my involvement in the Trespasser Community (a fan community), one of the core reasons to get into computer development, management and alike. This love dates back 11 years and I still continue to be amazed by that little marvel.

Reason enough for me to try to take a look back at its beginning and how I got involved with the game (being a jurassic park nut, isn't part of that story though ;)). So here it is:  TresCom (follow the link for a "UBER-DINOSAUR-COMPUTER-GAME-STORY").