Latest News - Thirsty Goldfish

Thirsty Goldfish is born

ian.cooper — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 00:00:00 GMT

Thursday 14th June at approximately 4:30pm, Thirsty Goldfish was born! Bringing a fresh approach to IT consulting.

We’re not ‘just another web company’, we can provide anything from a on online brochure to an entire bespoke Windows application. We have a long history in delivering Microsoft based solutions, from core network components like Windows and Exchange Server through to Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) using BizTalk Server... whatever your requirement we’re always happy to talk things through, in plain English.

We have a passion for delivering excellence, we love a challenge and anything that makes use of IT to make everyday life easier. We don’t just deliver to ‘spec’ but ensure we deliver real business benefit – guaranteed.

We’re currently mid-way through putting all of finishing touches to our own website, but we’re not completely there yet. Keep checking our site at www.thirstygoldfish.co.uk or subscribe to our own news feed at www.thirstygoldfish.co.uk/latest+news/rss.aspx.

Hampshire Cricket Development now available in RSS flavour

ian.cooper — Mon, 28 May 2007 00:00:00 GMT

Hampshire Cricket Board selected Thirsty Goldfish to provide a modern state-of-the-art website to provide the cricket board with our own dedicated website; allowing visitors to view up-to-date information on courses, fixtures & results and latest news.

Surrey based "Thirsty Goldfish" are a technology consulting company specialising in providing cutting-edge solutions using the latest technologies. Focusing in communication and collaboration including hosting, design and development.

Our new site enables us to create and maintain our own pages and includes the ability for visitors to subscribe to our latest news using RSS technology.

RSS is changing the shape of the web, making it possible for people to keep up with their favourite web sites in an automated manner that's easier than checking them manually. By using software called aggregators, allows users to subscribe to many different news feeds, and gets automatically notified when content changes - just like receiving an email.