02.10.2008
New project release: PassportMD's Health Bio
Google, Microsoft, everybody seems to be focusing on digital health records. But, PassportMD has been working with Pound since 2005 to build the easiest online personal health record. This year, we released a major revision and coined it a Health Bio. We're convinced it's the easiest way to assemble our medical history, from consumer-friendly terms that map to medical codes to automatic fax requests to your doctors to send your medical records to the system, it's got it all. Check it out; it's online and available at PassportMD now.
12.01.2007
New Project Release: The Tree-Free Catalog
Did you know that if every greeting card sold in the U.S. was a Tree-Free card, we would save 916 million gallons of water? Tree-Free is a remarkable company in rural New Hampshire, which is changing the greeting card industry, among others, by creating sustainable products. Tree-Free had been distributing catalogs to its several thousand outlets all over the world - a less than sustainable practice. Pound Interactive helped Tree Free move their greeting card and gift catalog to the Web, and give their distributors high res, inside and out views of their products. Choose a Tree-Free card to do your part.
11.16.2007
New Project Release: High Def Interface for TVR's Hospital Systems
TVR is the largest provider of interactive patient information systems. At the heart of its offering is an in-room, high-definition TV system, which allows hospital patients to access on-demand movies, hospital information, meal selection and cable TV. Because the typical hospital stay is a day or two, the interface needs almost no learning curve. Utilizing equipment that is considered safe and sterile by hospitals, we worked with TVR to create a familiar experience that borrows elements of the Web and DVRs to create a natural navigation and control interface. The interface rolled out at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, MI.
11.02.2007
Pound Finds a New Home
We're leaving our posh, cramped Mizner Park address behind and heading for more open spaces... one block away. We found a great little space down the road that not only has more room, but is more conducive to our collaborative working style. It's exciting to design our own space, and rewarding to roll up our sleeves to paint, move and decorate the new digs. We see the new studio supporting our growth for the next three to five years. So, if you're in the neighborhood, please stop by.
09.17.2007
New Project Release: Verizon's My Home 2.0
Campfire called us to build an online community to support their new FiOS-inspired reality show for Verizon. Videos, content and communities were being set up all over the Web to help spread the word, and the My Home 2.0 website was meant to aggregate all this rich data into a show-supporting experience. Deliverables included blogs, message boards, a Wiki, and integration with just about every social tool out there: You Tube, Vimeo, Flickr, and Twitter to name a few.
08.01.2007
Two Pound Clients Featured on Donny Deutsch Last Month
Pound Interactive was pleased to learn two of its clients were featured on CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch within two weeks. Both founders - Brian Altomare of MadPackers and Grant Kornman of Vuru - were featured on episodes pertaining to their entrepreneurial success. Congrats to both of you.
06.15.2007
New Project Release: Juicy Temples
After collaborating with us on several projects, our friends at Juicy Temples came to us with a special project: their own website.
04.03.2007
New Project Release: MadPackers
Need to get your stuff home from college for the summer? Our latest project, a full website and order management solution for MadPackers, will help you get your dorm possessions home effortlessly.