Not Rocket Science uses Unity 3D with IBM's Watson to help the industry in a variety of beneficial ways. The oil and gas industry can use our program for operational use, maintenance, safety training, and rig move planning.

Sue Cheveallier, the organizer of the non-profit Connecting for Our Kids, came to Not Rocket Science needing consulting advice on creating the online marketing framework for an event that would benefit three camps for Louisiana children. Not Rocket Science delivered with a website bringing in volunteers and donations.

Photographs help tell a story. What would you like the photographs on your website to tell? Full-width sliders are still a trend in website design, and the trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down soon, so a photo is often one of the first things site visitors will see. Because of this, it’s an important element to get that positive, first impression.

Companies in every industry have been looking at AI for good reason. The artificial intelligence market has exploded, and well-known companies such as Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Alphabet have been investing heavily in the technology, and new competition keeps on popping up.

We recognize the positive difference the Youth Service Bureau has had in the community and are proud sponsors of the 38th Chef Soiree! 

Not Rocket Science is proud to announce that we will be attending the Commodity Classic in New Orleans. America's largest farmer-led, farmer-focused agricultural and educational experience is right here in our backyard this week. We will be attending to visit with customers and agribusiness partners.

Chatbots were once an idea and then became the popular assistants we know today, such as Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana. Now, chatbots are evolving. They can be catered to fit a variety of business needs in different industries.

This is the last piece of our "Improving Your Website" series with tips on the news/blog and ads.

Not Rocket Science is attending the National Grain and Feed Association's Country Elevator Conference December 7-9. Visit us at booth #209!

When we originally posted about an interesting study from Tulane University suggesting that you may have to re-think how you engage with your audience on social media, a lot of changes to social media have occurred since then. However, a major issue that the study mentions still reigns to be true; "likes" are not enough to get sales.