Tips and News about Automotive

Archive for the ‘Accecories’ Category

New York, NY (PRWEB) September 23, 2008

Upscale fashion emporium, Kirna Zabete this day announced that it has launched an e-commerce site. The site, kirnazabete.com, will sell store regulars like Lanvin (a USA exclusive on-line), Giambattista Valli, Rick Owens, and Stella McCartney as well as the quirky gifts and unexpected items the store is known for.

Kirna Zabete is adored for its creative edit of the ideal runways and for “above and beyond” client services. At http://www.kirnazabete.com the service continues. The site will remember returning clients and everything they have ever bought, recommend complimentary products, signal customers when designers they love go on understanding and generally hold a shopper’s hand throughout each session. Customers can watch fashion shows, review designer collections and buy all of the eclectic music played at Kirna Zabete.

Heidi Baron Godoff, former Senior Fashion Editor of Mirabella, acts as Managing Director for the site. Her strong editorial vision combined with Kirna and Zabete’s merchandising expertise make this site a top destination for fashion-lovers worldwide Ever-changing editorial content will feature new products and fun, but real ways to wear them. “Uptown” “Down-town” “Country Weekend” “First Date” “Close the Deal” and “Pack the Bag” are a few examples.

“We want our online customer to feel like she is travel into our SoHo store: she smells the candle we are burning, hears the tunes we are spinning, sees the colors and shapes of our products and is transcended into fashion utopia” states co-owner Sarah Easley The customer does feel the presence of the SoHo store on the website and even sees the personalities of co-owners Beth Buccini and Sarah Easley. “We wish we had more time to be on the income floor. We have always wanted to clone ourselves so we could be there 24/7 for our clients. Now we can!” states Buccini. In fact, the stamp of the owners “approval” is all over the site. Charming avatars of Easley and Buccini are found throughout the site where they give tips, play favorites among products and tell their own individualized style picks and tips. “Our clients have been asking us to open in Los Angeles, Miami, Paris, St Barth’s?” States Buccini. Easley (as usual) finishes her sentence, “On-line seemed the most clean option. Same calibre Kirna Zabete, but all access, all time zones.”

About Kirna Zabete;

Kirna Zabete, retail fashion mecca at 96 Greene Street in New York City’s SoHo, opened its doors August 1999. This lifestyle store was a new retail concept casually blending luxury items in each category: clothing, jewelry, home, baby, pet and candy. The store offered a fresh shopping experience in a climate where upscale multi brand shops were scarce. Co-owners Beth Buccini and Sarah Easley believed, “If we build it, they will come.” And come they did! Top fashion editors, celebrities, stylists and elite shoppers from all over the world have prefabricated Kirna Zabete a top destination. Countless fashion magazines in ten languages have chronicled the highlights of Kirna Zabete and its owners.

In 2002, Kirna Zabete launched 2 fragrances: Kirna, created by Sarah Easley, and Zabete, created by Beth Buccini. In 2007, Kirna Zabete Tokyo opened in Takashimaya Shinjuku. In 2008, Kirna Zabete created a limited edition vinyl toy and matching keychain which is sold at both store locations.

For more information visit:

http://www.kirnazabete.com

Customerservice @ KirnaZabete.com

1-877-KZ LUVS U

1-877-595-8878

###

Find more Personalized Keychains articles from search form.

Boston, MA (PRWEB) December 28, 2004

Grocery story loyalty cards are more widespread than the World wide web or the home computer: 86% of adults have at least one, most have more than one. Yet almost half of the people who carry them didn’t know about the sophisticated web of tracking and marketing they were getting stuck in when they signed up. Is this a privacy bomb inactivity to go off? No, according to results of a Fall 2004 study by a student research team at Boston University’s College of Communication. In an online survey of 515 adult supermarket shoppers the students found that even though privacy concerns are high, most cardholders concur that the benefits of using a loyalty card outweigh any infringement on individualized privacy.

Grocery store loyalty cards are the credit card or keychain-sized cards with a barcode or attractable stripe offered by most massive supermarket chains. Chances are good you have at least one in your notecase or purse. When scanned at the cash register, the card unlocks special discounts offered to “loyal” members. In return for the savings, cardholders concur to grant the grocery store to track their buys apiece time they shop. Grocery stores use this information to decide which products to carry, what prices to charge, and in some cases, to target consumers with specific coupons and promotions on behalf of grocery manufacturers.

Actual grocery store uses vary by store – some find the data analysis so time consuming they have chosen to desert the cards altogether as PW Supermarkets, a small chain in Northern California, recently did. Still others have sophisticated systems for matching publicly acquirable information about consumer households with the data collected at the cash register, a practice that angers privacy advocacy groups.

Does this tracking influence the consumer’s choice to use a discount card? A clear majority – 76% – of cardholders report that they use their grocery store loyalty card almost apiece time they shop despite the fact that 52% also are concerned about how much of their individualized information is collected by companies generally. Why do it, then? Sixty-nine percent of consumers report that the card benefits them in the form of lower prices and access to special promotions. And while seven in ten shoppers now know that grocery stores keep track of what they spend, only 16% think about this fact apiece time they use it.

“The fact that consumers – even those generally concerned about privacy – are willing to use these cards is testament to the fact that individualized information is a commodity people are willing to trade with the right company for the right price,” explains Professor saint McQuivey, who supervised the research project. No doubt this will only embolden supermarkets as they try to squeeze ever more dollars from a thin-margin retailing environment. What’s next? McQuivey offers, “Expect broadcasting frequency finding embedded in the loyalty card of the future, an electronic attach that will refer you when you achievement through the door, when you’re standing in front of the Pampers, and when you arrive at checkout. All with your permission, of course, and in exchange for a benefit grocery stores have yet to identify.”

About the survey

An online survey of 515 people 18 years of age and older was conducted during the last week of October 2004. As such it can only represent the two-thirds of households with World wide web access. Sample was randomly drawn from a representative subgroup of participants in Survey Sampling International’s US online panel. The margin of error for a randomly drawn sample this size is +/-5%.

About the College of Communication at Boston University

The College of Communication at Boston University is home to the Communication Research Center where professors train undergraduate and graduate students in the science of consumer research and analysis. This project was designed by students under the supervision of Professor saint McQuivey.

Contact Information:

James McQuivey

Assistant Professor

College of Communication

Boston University

640 Commonwealth Ave

Boston, MA 02215

617.803.6209 p

617.507.7892 f

# # #

Find more Personalized Keychains articles from search form.

(PRWEB) August 1, 2005

You might not realize it, but apiece time you or your employees travel and use a individualized that is not their own, private and sometimes confidential information is left behind. When you open a document from your USB drive a temporary copy is stored on the local drive, when you use the local browser you leave cookies, history of the visited sites and more. It is obvious that a professional security solution is required to ensure that this does not happen.

With capacities reaching that of a DVD and a physical size which enables carrying on a keychain, portable storage devices, mainly in the form of USB flash disks, have become a preferred method for moving data around. According to a report by Gartner, income of these devices jumped from $ 136 Million in 2003 to $ 613 million in 2004, and is anticipate to reach $ 3 Billion by 2008. Many users carry their data on these portable drives, together with some application programs, instead of toting a portable PC. Once they get to a personal – at work, at an world wide web caf? or a customer site, they simply plug in their portable drive and work with their data. However, this poses several data security and privacy threats. Their small size, make USB flash drives easy to misplace or lose. Considering the fact that they might contain the equivalent data of more than 1000 floppy disks, this is a lot of data that can start into the wrong hands. Another thing to think about is that while one might think that when working on any personal the data remains on the usb flash disk, the truth is that a lot of the data, together with individualized information is left on temporary files on the hard disk of the personal in the course of normal work. Therefore users of portable drives need some special tools that will help them overcome the threat that their data will start into unauthorized hands, or that their individualized data will remain on the hosting personal where they did their work.

Two such products are Keynesis Lockngo Professional and Keynesis Portable Sweeper, for which their maker – Keynesis Ltd. released new versions today.

Keynesis Lockngo is a portable security product, which provides users with a easy to operate fast and robust solution for data endorsement on portable drives. It offers several levels of security – from file system encryption to full data 256-bit AES encryption and wipeout of deleted data. It also includes powerful command line tools for advanced users and system administrators, which are required to support multiple drives within the organization or perform batch operations.

In this new update Keynesis increased the maximum amount of data that can be encrypted, thus providing support to the increasing storage space provided by the latest portable drives.

Keynesis Portable Sweeper offers users of portable storage devices a friendly privacy endorsement solution that cleans individualized data which might have otherwise been left behind on a host computer, to which the portable drive is plugged. Keynesis Portable Sweeper removes World wide web private information such as: cookies, temporary files, visited sites history, address bar and also cleans from the individualized system data such as search history, current docs history, scandisk files, clipboard memory, temporary files directory, download program files directory, recycle bin, start/run history, swap file and current network drives.

In this updated version a multi level wiping mechanism was added. Many users believe that deleting files removes them from the hard disk. In fact, the data remains on the disk and only information which is used by the operating system to access the data is altered so that accessing them through the operating system is no longer possible. However, using low level data reading and restoration tools this “deleted” information can be retrieved. The wiping mechanism writes random binary information to the area occupied by the deleted files and removes all traces of the original deleted data from the personal hard disk.

Keynesis is an innovative company focused on commercializing smart, friendly and intuitive products for the highly-demanding and fast-growing market of portable devices. Keynesis executes an aggressive marketing approach supported by rapid development of new products for the portable device market.

All Keynesis products share common attributes which address specifically the needs of applications for portable drives -they run directly from the portable storage device with no installation whatsoever on the PC. They are simple, intuitive, fast and small.

“The release of these updates is another step in providing solutions which address specific needs of users of portable drives, and emphasizes Keynesis’ commitment to this market .” states Gilad Barak, the Business Development Manager of Keynesis.

For more information about Keynesis visit http://www.keynesis.com/news/pr10805.html.

Contact:

Keynesis Ltd

972-4-834-1011

sales@keynesis.com

# # #

Find more Personalized Keychains articles from search form.

Wichita, KS (Vocus) December 2, 2010

Need a swift and simple gift that will make any golfer jolly this holiday season? Never fear, TGW.com – The Golf Warehouse

Jonesboro, GA (PRWEB) November 8, 2007 -

This year, finding a gift for the loved one who has everything will be hassle-free thanks to the launch of ActionGPS.com’s new website. Offering numerous devices in categories, including Bluetooth, fitness, geocaching, marine, automotive GPS systems and more, the new website gives shoppers great selection, reduced prices and better income support to lessen the shopping burden this season.

To give shoppers more choice and bang for their buck, ActionGPS.com stocks many notable obloquy in the industry such as TomTom and Garmin GPS systems at low prices, and with frequent new arrivals and limited release products, site visitors can feel confident they are getting some of the ideal devices available. Product categories accommodate almost each personality from the outdoor enthusiast to the gadget guru and include free shipping on discount GPS systems totaling more than $ 250.

“This Christmas, GPS systems are the eventual must-have. Shoppers will find astounding value in a GPS system because of their unsurpassed precision and effectiveness,” states ActionGPS.com President Ali Masood. “Moreover, our new website gives site visitors even more reason to buy. The organized layout makes it easy to find products by brand, category or featured special, and our discount GPS systems won’t break your gift-buying budget.”

Whether you are searching for a Garmin handheld GPS device or a broad category such as GPS for cars, ActionGPS.com makes your search simple. Specialized categories such as “New Arrivals,” “Best Value,” and “Most Popular” are great resources to help you decide which GPS is right for you. A new GPS comparison feature also grants you to compare several products side-by-side while a buyer-friendly shipping policy offers same-day shipping, expedited delivery options and international shipping acquirable to all countries.

“Selection and service are our top two priorities,” adds Masood. “That’s why we carry some of the ideal brands in the business, such as Garmin GPS systems and TomTom automotive navigation–all offered in combination with excellent income support. With so many choices, buying a GPS unit can be a difficult decision. We encourage buyers to contact our staff for expert GPS advice. We want our shoppers to receive nothing but the ideal shopping experience at ActionGPS.com.”

For additional information about ActionGPS.com and to view their line of high caliber GPS devices, visit ActionGPS.com.

About ActionGPS.com:

ActionGPS.com is one of the fastest-growing online retailers of consumer electronics with product offerings that include some of the ideal in discount GPS devices. Established in 2006 in Atlanta, Georgia, the company has grown to serve more than 20,000 customers worldwide. ActionGPS.com is an authorized dealer of Garmin, Magellan, TomTom, Mio and Lowrance GPS device manufacturers. For more information, please visit ActionGPS.com.

###

Find more Garmin articles from search form.