Service Assurance Daily Gets a Facelift

By on January 18, 2012 in Ask the Service Assurance Expert

Site redesign offers more features for visitors, bloggers.

Everyone knows that even the best things in life could use a little improvement from time to time. That’s why this week we unveiled the newly designed Service Assurance Daily blog and Web site.

Service Assurance Daily "Before" its recent redesign

We added a ton of capabilities — comments, e-mail alerts via the RSS feed, top posts, recommended reading and more. We also tweaked the design to be clean, simple and intuitive for site visitors and blog readers. Also if you are a regular to the site and have a favorite author or topic area, it’s now easier than ever to read all blogs by a specific author or to peruse posts on similar subject matter.

Take a tour of the site, browse some blogs and please let me know what you think. Leave a comment here, let me know via Twitter @DDubie  or e-mail me directly at Denise.Dubie@ca.com.

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About Denise Dubie

Denise Dubie is New Media Principal in CA Technologies Thought Leadership Group. Prior to joining CA in 2010, Dubie spent 12 years of her career at Network World, an IDG company, covering the IT management industry and all its players (including CA and competitors) as well as high-tech careers and vendors such as Cisco, HP, IBM and Microsoft. As Senior Editor at Network World, Dubie also authored the publication's twice-weekly Network and Systems Management Alert newsletter and contributed to the Web site's Microsoft Subnet blog. Before IDG, she served as Assistant Managing Editor at Application Development Trends, managing writers and the monthly publication's production process. Dubie started her professional journalism career as a Staff Writer/Reporter at The Transcript, a small daily paper in Western Massachusetts. Dubie holds a B.A. degree in English Literature, with minors in journalism and political science, from Boston University.
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