With entrepreneurship and start-ups on the rise, graphic design has become one of the most important components in the business world. With this shift, a Toronto-based start-up is making waves globally with their unique graphic design online service. This start-up is called Logojoy.
Logojoy is a technology and design start-up, focused on providing premium and accessible graphic design services to users through personalized automation.
Logojoy’s service is powered by artificial intelligence (AI) and its own technology, providing the user with an online tool to help create logos without a graphic designer. The technology is intuitive and mimics the process of working with an actual human graphic designer through its easy-to-use, guided user experience. The service’s goal is to make graphic design accessible for all businesses, particularly start-ups and SMBs, by offering premium design packages at an affordable rate.
Here’s a video that shows how to make a logo with Logojoy:
Since launching in November 2016, Logojoy has generated over two million logos, gained 600,000 active users globally, and has raised $900,000 in its first seed round.
Check out Logojoy at www.logojoy.com.
Citrix & Google Announce Enhancement To Their Strategic Relationship
Posted in Commentary with tags Citrix, Google on July 22, 2017 by itnerdBusinesses today must quickly adapt to the demands of a global economy and workforce. Success is increasingly defined by the ability to optimize and protect the information surrounding people, organizations and devices. To help businesses tackle these challenges and fully embrace the benefits of flexibility and scale that cloud delivers, Citrix has announced extensions to its long-term strategic relationship with Google. Customers will be able to use Citrix Cloud to provision and manage secure digital workspaces, including Citrix Workspace Service, on Google Cloud Platform. Citrix and Google are working together to bring cloud delivery of applications and desktops, and secure cloud-optimized endpoints to their enterprise customers who are increasingly looking to both public and hybrid clouds to solve their business requirements for secure digital workspaces.
Along with these new cloud solutions, Citrix and Google also announced new integrations, available today, between Citrix ShareFile and Google G Suite that enable follow-me-data when using Citrix workspace solutions. A new ShareFile plug-in that allows the secure sharing of files via Gmail and a ShareFile connector to Google Drive provides users with one place to find all their documents. In addition, Citrix NetScaler CPX is available now on Google Cloud and is targeted for availability in the Google Cloud Launcher marketplace by the end of the quarter. Google Cloud’s emphasis on containers and the Kubernetes orchestration system will allow the developer community to use NetScaler CPX to easily build and scale secure applications in the cloud.
With Citrix Cloud services integrated with Google Cloud, Google customers will have the ability to easily add virtual apps and desktops that run on Google Cloud and use them alongside the G Suite productivity suite.
Citrix and Google continue to work on delivering secure end point solutions for accessing digital workspaces with the recently announced Citrix Receiver for Chrome 2.4, which offers true multi-monitor support on Chromebooks. Google recently announced official Chrome Browser support for Citrix along with graphics optimizations available only on XenApp. Google and Citrix product teams continue their collaboration to enhance and optimize XenApp delivery to Chrome OS based devices for enterprise customers with ongoing Receiver for Chrome updates.
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