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HP Pc's are pretty good. As far as I am aware they sell more than Dell.

...not sure where they are going (world domination) but Google Plus, seems to have gone a bit quite.

...I agree with Steve on this one..I am not sure if social media works with every type of business. Secondly, it can be quite time consuming, so similar to hiring an accountant, I would consider outsourcing it to someone who is good at it. If you are big enough then obviously consider hiring someone full time if you believe you'll get return on investment.

Not surprised, that's quite big news.

I am a big fan of HP Compaq Servers. As far as I know HP sell more PC's than dell. I think they are the biggest PC sellers on the planet, so this is a bit of surprise. However, I am not that surprised. Margins are low on PC's and I have seen that IBM became more profitable after selling it's PC arm to Chinese Lenovo, so it may be trying to do a similar thing and concentrating on more profitable areas.

I wanted to get people's thought's on Flash and SEO. I generally steer clear of Flash. However, I am looking to to create a site where Flash would be really helpful. An example would be the B&O site COLLECTION - Bang & Olufsen

I read a while back Google and friends were working on reading flash sites better.

Does anyone have any advice on making a Flash site more SEO friendly. If not, and if would completely stay away from flash, how or what would you use?

Isn't this something that a professional media planner/buyer would do? Also a lot of the main stream ad agencies have all of this taken care of.

Maybe I am viewing "less complex" sites. I have seen our site on Blackberry and iPhone, and I am not saying it displays perfect, but it seems to look fine. However, I take what you say on board and I am going to get it look at to optimise for mobiles.

Interesting topic. I find that most modern smartphones like the iphones and blackberries display most websites as if they would be displayed in a normal browser, so do you still need to make changes?

I have experience with ACT, Goldmine, and Saleforce. I would recommend ACT out of the lot. The other two are not bad. Saleforce is very pricey. It quickly adds up.