PSPINC CEO Kenichi Uchikura's Blog

Micro Data Center at PSP HQ

Oct

19

The walls around the data center at PSP HQ are being built using concrete blocks. Today, there is a door frame being installed. A/C duct work are being done inside. No electric work yet.

#Computer #Internet

TURNING RED

Oct

18

Everything is turning red now. Fall is called fall because leaves are falling ... True or False?

#Outdoor

How to make your blog more attractive.

Oct

16

(1) Shorter blog is better because people who visit usually have very short attention span.

(2) Have a picture or drawing to support your story.

(3) Quantity is more important than the quality. Update as many time as possible. You must keep the content fresh so that people have reasons to visit again and again.

(4) Make it original. Do not quote other blog or article. You need to say what you think rather than being a reporter. People are there to hear your story, not general information. Remember you are not FOX, CNN or NBC.

(5) Have fun with it. If you are not having fun, people will not either.

#Blog

SERVER ROOM CONSTRUCTION

Oct

16

Today, people are s=installing ducts for air conditioning.

#Computer #Internet

Where did the summer go?

Oct

16

I left Seattle on September 30 to Japan and came back on the 13th. When I left, we were experiencing unusually warm weather, but when I came back, it is all wet and dark. Everybody tells me the weather was great until I came back.

I guess I will not be playing golf this weekend. I took this picture with my cellular phone today from the Columbia tower in Seattle.

#Nature

Business Recognition

Oct

15

Today, we are recognized as one of the fastest growing private companies in the state of Washington by Puget Sound Business journal. We were ranked 92nd.

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Award Dinner Tonight

Oct

15

We are invited to attend "Puget Sound Business Journal's 2009 Fastest Growing Private Companies Reception & Awards Program" tonight at Washington Convention Center.

What number are we??? We do not know. May be 100.

#Business #Marketing

Japanese Parking Space

Oct

15

To enforce the parking fee, many Japanese parking spaces have device like this to stop the car from driving out without paying.

When you park, the plate will stand making it impossible to drive out. When the payment is made, the plate will retract to the original position.

The payment is made at the central location.