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(Computerworld, 8/1/2013)
But will the machines and their ilk take away jobs -- even white-collar ones?
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(Communications of the ACM, 7/25/2013)
Pricing and the ability to get more bang for the buck are among the factors driving enterprises to eye the use of solid-state drive (SSD) technology for their data centers.
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(Tech Page One, 6/21/2013)
For many fast-growing businesses that reach a certain data threshold, it can be difficult to figure out whether a data center solution is the right answer - and at what cost.
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(CMO.com, 6/11/2013)
Watching television has been a social activity since its inception. Now add to that the enormous popularity of consumer social networks, along with the rapidly growing use of mobile devices--smartphones, tablets, and ultrabooks--and the convergence of all channels appears inevitable.
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(Scholastic Administrator, 6/1/2013)
By 2020, school will be less of a citadel than ever, and kids will be doing more and more of their learning in the real world.
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(SearchITChannel, 4/22/2013)
VARs, resellers, technology, CompTIA, MSP, Google, Gartner, Forrester, IDC, Ovum, Hoover's, research, markets
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(CMO.com, 4/10/2013)
Like everything else, video is going mobile. Mobile video starts on smartphones tripled year-over-year from 2011 to 2012, according to a newly released report by Adobe Digital Index.
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(Smartbear, 3/18/2013)
Which apps are making money? It's no secret app revenues vary across mobile platforms, but there are factors that determine how much money an app makes. Here are some tips, along with a look at who the top-grossing developers are.
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(BYTE, 3/15/2013)
Verizon's LTE network is available in more markets and has a better reliability rate, however, according to findings by independent analytics firm Root Metrics
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(Computerworld, 2/21/2013)
Firms are discovering what works -- and what doesn't.
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(Scholastic Administrator magazine, 1/31/2013)
Educational games move from margins to mainstream.
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(BYTE, 12/13/2012)
Mobile connected devices are the most sought after gifts this holiday season but when it comes time for out with the old, in with the new, BYOD workers need to deal with the data still sitting on discarded devices.
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(Smartbear, 12/11/2012)
Cash-starved developers, take heart. A new site has launched that claims to be the first of its kind dedicated to helping you find project funding.
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(BYTE, 11/30/2012)
If you tried to contact 911 using a public safety smart phone app during Hurricane Sandy and were unsuccessful, there's a good reason: Most of these apps don't work.
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(BYTE, 10/29/2012)
With the launch of the iPad Mini this week and overall tablet sales expected to skyrocket in 2012, industry observers say the time has never been more ripe to consider purchasing insurance for your devices.
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(CMO.com, 10/24/2012)
It's no secret that people love the thrill of a contest. Whether it's scoring double rewards points for purchasing NFL-licensed apparel at Sports Authority, or being entered into a trip sweepstakes for liking the neighborhood grocery store on Facebook, game-based offers are seemingly everywhere cons
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(BYTE, 10/18/2012)
Your phone might soon be all you need to pay for items at the store. Mobile wallet service Isis will conduct its first trials at several retail stores in Austin, Texas, and Salt Lake City on Oct. 22.
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(BYTE, 10/16/2012)
With BYOD initiatives firmly under their belts, enterprises are shifting their approach and are now focusing on using mobile apps more strategically to increase revenue, reduce costs, and gain a competitive advantage.
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(BYTE, 10/8/2012)
The head of marketing for one of the world's largest point-of-sale systems providers said he doesn't believe near field communications (NFC) will gain significant traction in the near term and will be just one payment option for consumers.
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(ChannelPro, 10/1/2012)
Depending on who you ask, anywhere from under 10% percent up to 23% of businesses have mobile device-friendly websites. At the same time, right now 10% of all Web traffic originates from mobile devices - and one thing's certain: That figure is only going to grow.
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(BYTE, 9/26/2012)
Secure identity provider HID Global announced Tuesday that it has completed two pilot programs that enable employees to open doors using NFC-enabled smartphones.
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(BYTE, 8/29/2012)
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., announced a new line of Windows 8-based devices under the ATIV brand Wednesday, including the first publicly-revealed Windows Phone 8 smartphone.
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(Smartbear, 8/29/2012)
Anyone who creates software for mobile devices has to weigh the time and resources available to support multiple platforms. Recent research shows that the Apple iOS devices are still garnering more attention – and development time – than Android or other alternatives. But it depends which survey
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(BYTE, 8/27/2012)
Evernote made two key announcements at the company's second annual Trunk Conference on Friday in San Francisco.
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(CMO.com, 8/27/2012)
With some 243 million Americans--or 77 percent of the U.S. population--expected to own mobile phones by year’s end, mobile advertising is the next logical place for companies to spend ad dollars.
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(BYTE, 8/13/2012)
Security software provider Sophos has introduced an enhanced version of its Mobile Control product, which it says provides improved risk mitigation features, including the ability for IT to remotely wipe a corporate device if an employee leaves a company or does not comply with its security policies
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(BYTE, 8/3/2012)
As if it weren't enough of a challenge dealing with the BYOD phenomenon on top of corporate-issued smartphones in the enterprise, now mobile device management (MDM) plans need to be re-examined as iOS and Android are being widely embraced--while Blackberry use is on the decline.
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(BYTE, 7/24/2012)
Mobile developers are far more interested in developing apps for iOS than Android, according to a survey of more than 3,600 Appcelerator Titanium developers.
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(Robotics Business Review, 7/20/2012)
There is no contest: it costs $400 a day to operate a seaglider robot vs. $40,000 a day for a research ship
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(BYTE, 7/16/2012)
An independent study on mobile device management (MDM) finds that although smart phone penetration continues to rise in the workplace, so too does the annual IT labor cost.
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(BYTE, 7/12/2012)
Reaction has been lukewarm to the news that Apple has removed its 39 laptops and notebook entries from the Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT), a voluntary registry promoting greener electronics, of which it is a founding member.
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(CMO.com, 6/27/2012)
Marketers, take note: Social engagement is not about the quantity of followers, but the quality and timing of your interactions with them.
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(BYTE, 6/22/2012)
The U.S. Department of Defense's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) have awarded a $21.4 million contract to security software firm Invincea, Inc., to secure Android-based smartphones and tablets for the military.
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(BYTE, 6/12/2012)
In a move seen as industry changing--if not a surprise--Verizon Wireless subscribers soon will be able to use wireless services on up to 10 devices under a new plan the company announced.
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(BYTE, 6/7/2012)
For users who want to retain the touch and feel of a traditional keyboard on their touchscreen device, Tactus Technology has unveiled a tactile layer component that creates dynamic physical buttons that rise out of the surface of the screen
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(Robotics Business Review, 6/2/2012)
iRobot, Humanistic Robotics, and QinetiQ’s robots track down lethal ordnance
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(CMO.com, 5/30/2012)
Think the CMO is in charge of new customer communications channels, such as social media and mobile? Think again. More than half (58 percent) of C-level executives believe the CEO is responsible.
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(Input/Output, 5/2/2012)
Biomedical information comes at health professionals in petabytes. The CDC is working on responding to potential terrorist attacks and natural disasters using Big Data and electronic health records to focus on bio-surveillance and disease outbreak prevention.
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(Robotic Business Review, 4/28/2012)
Robots ready to help kids diagnosed with autism, attention issues, and even those who suffer from abuse and behavioral disorders.
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(CMO.com, 4/24/2012)
It comes as no great surprise that advertisers display little respect for online banner ads. But don't write them off just yet.
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(EdTech magazine, 4/19/2012)
Students use Kinect to design games and experience virtual worlds.
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(Input/Output, 4/12/2012)
Augmented reality is gaining traction as a disruptive technology, especially in the mobile space.
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(Computerworld.com, 4/4/2012)
Using big data to save lives
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(InfoSecurity magazine, 3/12/2012)
Conventional wisdom says that, due to its smaller market share, the Mac OS X is far less susceptible to security threats than its operating system counterparts. But times are changing, along with Apple's market share.
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(BYTE, 3/8/2012)
Move over desktops and laptops. Tablets are making big inroads in the medical profession.
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(EC-BP, 3/6/2012)
E-invoicing in the cloud is still going through some growing pains.
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(CMO.com, 2/28/2012)
Shopping apps like Catalog Spree and Google Catalogs are changing the way consumers view and use traditional product catalogs. But while the apps promise spiffy features, convenience, and even eco-friendliness, industry observers say the experience is neither perfect nor has it reached critical mass
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(InputOutput, 1/16/2012)
Mobile payments at the point-of-sale are not quite ready for prime time, but they are coming. It is time to watch the area of near-field communications to evaluate how it will affect your business and your own shopping habits.
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(BYTE, 1/9/2012)
The phenomenon of bringing your own device to work will this year move beyond the initial phase of workflow and personal productivity functions toward using apps that enable a variety of business initiatives
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(Infosecurity magazine, 12/15/2011)
With changes to the US healthcare system already underway, albeit at a snail's pace, it is now is the perfect time to examine how the regulatory and compliance landscape may change with it.
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(The Boston Globe, 12/4/2011)
The Unitarian Church of Marlborough and Hudson celebrates 150 years of the church building in Hudson, and what keeps it alive.
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(Computerworld, 11/28/2011)
'Tis the season for websites to crash and burn. Here are some strategies used successfully by retailers to make sure they don't go down. Ever.
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(Computerworld, 11/16/2011)
Some good starting points for those new to the discipline
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(Scholastic Administrator, 10/31/2011)
Teacher training in today's on-demand world means online.
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(HP Input/Output, 10/18/2011)
As each day passes, consumer mobile devices become more ubiquitous in the workplace. It is getting easier to use them at the office, too, as new apps for smartphones and tablets enable communications, business processes, and workflow. But with workers continuing to blur the lines between what data i
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(Byte, 10/11/2011)
Microsoft issues its monthly security updates, including two critical fixes
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(EdTech Higher Ed magazine, 10/11/2011)
The University of Arizona and other early adopters see 10 Gig-E top-of-rack switches as the answer to bandwidth requirements.
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(Computerworld, 10/3/2011)
As with cloud computing in general, there are pluses and minuses to consider.
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(Scholastic Administrator, 9/1/2011)
School districts are testing the waters with Google's Chromebooks, because the web-based laptops allow students to work anywhere, anytime.
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(Robotics Trends, 7/5/2011)
Just as thin clients move computing power from a laptop into cloud-based servers, robots also no longer need to carry around information or handle processing-intensive tasks such as vision recognition internally, which means they can be built lighter and at less cost.
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(InfoSecurity magazine, 6/10/2011)
Some phishing attempts are truly ethereal: near flawless representations of official communications. Others, however, are mere mortals. And then there's the absolutely absurd. A look at the pantheon of scammer emails
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(National Education Association (NEA), 6/7/2011)
There has been a plethora of news stories about teachers and educators who have found their jobs compromised because of what they blog about or misleading information that shows up about them on the web.
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(Computerworld, 5/6/2011)
IT can help sales and marketing groups explore and use new 3D tools
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(EdTech magazine, 3/31/2011)
Schools eye thin clients and cloud computing as a way to reduce costs and ease maintenance.
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(Software Quality Connection, 3/9/2011)
Software requirements can’t be too vague, but they can’t be so detailed that nobody can read them, either. The people charged with gathering and documenting software requirements may have the best of intentions. But more often than not, the final product is either lacking in detail or way over the t
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(cmo.com, 3/8/2011)
In an age where people expect access to information anywhere anytime, it is critical for marketers to leverage the mobile channel to reach their customers and respond immediately.
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(EdTech, 3/1/2011)
Telepresence takes higher education to a new level, making it possible for geographically dispersed faculty, students and expert speakers to see and hear one another as if they were in the same room.
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(EdTech magazine, 9/1/2010)
Is your district ready for server consolidation and virtualization? Here is a must-consider checklist to get you started.
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(BizTech magazine, 5/20/2010)
Portability, cost and functionality are making businesses take notice of netbooks for their field and remote workers.
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(EdTech magazine, 4/27/2010)
A host of innovative technologies can increase student engagement and problem-solving skills and build confidence.
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(Computerworld, 4/8/2010)
Virtual worlds are finding a niche in the workplace for purposes such as training, simulation and prototyping
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(Computerworld, 1/22/2010)
Be prepared to fork over at least $100,000 for that in-the-same-room feeling
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(IT Expert Voice, 12/2/2009)
Among the factors to consider, as companies ponder Windows 7 migrations, is whether to run a 32 bit or 64 bit version of the operating system. We look at the reasons why and what companies are saying.
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(Computerworld, 10/31/2009)
Users report significant ROI as ERP and CRM on the cloud become A 'significant' trend.
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(ITCareerPlanet.com, 6/8/2009)
Some simple but crucial ways you can set yourself apart from the tech pack.
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(EnterpriseStorageForum.com, 5/29/2009)
When the need came to increase data storage capacity at United Water, officials wanted to make sure that all of their mission-critical data would continue to flow steadily.
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(Computerworld, 4/7/2009)
Electronic invoicing can be a 'no-brainer'
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(IT Career Planet, 4/6/2009)
Once primarily considered places for people online to chat, catch up and share photos, social networking sites now are an important tool for finding employment.
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(StateTech magazine, 3/3/2009)
Government organizations find that IP phones can cut energy use.
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(IT Career Planet, 3/2/2009)
The overall jobs picture is bleak, but for unemployed IT pros willing to consider consulting, opportunities (and paychecks) may abound.
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(Computerworld, 2/10/2009)
Making the move to VoIP can be expensive, but users say the flexibility and additional features are worth it.
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(StateTech Magazine, 11/1/2008)
Organizations switch to LCD monitors that perform head and shoulders above their older CRT counterparts.
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(T.H.E. Journal, 10/15/2008)
Creating podcasts out of actual World War II-era events offers one example of a collaborative project that is propelling students out of their textbooks and into the real world.
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(CFO Asia, 9/30/2008)
Business-class travel is growing more luxurious and more costly. Is it worth it?
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(CIO.com, 8/15/2008)
Keeping up with pre-teen traffic for "Camp Rock" made relying on a build-out and load balancing of physical servers impractical. Virtual servers, content delivery network helped save the musical.
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(FedTech Magazine, 8/1/2008)
As agencies ramp up telecommuting, safeguarding federal assets remains an IT priority.
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(Computerworld, 6/30/2008)
Ta ta to tapes -- if you've got the bandwidth
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(T.H.E. Journal, 6/1/2008)
Virtual course delivery is only one of many options afforded by an LMS, which allows educators to transfer online a host of educational and administrative tasks.
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(Cisco, 4/2/2008)
Advances in communication technologies have not only created greater opportunities to reach new markets and suppliers, but also a workplace that is becoming virtual, with team members located around the world.
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(CFO magazine, 12/1/2007)
Rust costs companies billions of dollars a year. It can be prevented.
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(CIO.com, 11/21/2007)
The presidential candidates may disagree about Iraq, health care and taxes, but their campaigns demonstrate a clear consensus that the rise of Web 2.0 tools offers the chance to engage interested citizens, one market niche, one voter, one message at a time.
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(CFO Asia, 11/15/2007)
The technology to combat computer hackers is improving, but the most potent weapon is still the individual company's adherence to best practices.
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(CFO Magazine, 11/1/2007)
A biometric banking encryption device offers a new way to conduct transactions.
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(CFO Magazine, 8/1/2007)
Why companies are turning to customers for help with design.
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(CFO Magazine, 8/1/2007)
You may not know these five products and services. You should.
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(EnterpriseStorageForum, 7/6/2007)
A case study on how Farleigh Dickinson University upgraded its storage needs from direct-attached Storage (DAS) to a storage area network (SAN).
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(CFO Magazine, 5/1/2007)
A home-office staple finds favor with Corporate America.
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(Datamation/Jupitermedia, 3/2/2007)
Mozilla's anti-phishing capabilities resonated with Datamation's readers, who awarded it the product of the year in the anti-spam category.
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(CFO Magazine, 3/1/2007)
Business types are finding all sorts of uses for social networks, but some say they are the ones who are being used.
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(CFO Magazine, 1/2/2007)
telepresence is the new videoconferencing. It gives busy business executives the ability to conduct business without having to travel.
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(CFO Magazine, 12/18/2006)
Pretexting, the art formerly known as social engineering, involves gathering an individual's personal information under false pretenses. And it's not just a problem at HP.
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(CFO.com, 8/21/2006)
Google has created a free, online spreadsheet that is in beta. Reaction from users.
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(CFO.com, 4/10/2006)
Email-managment, filtering and archiving systems help companies retain messages and perform the appropriate compliance audits.
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(CFO.com, 4/3/2006)
Intellectual-property negotiations move from the back room to the auction block.
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(CFO Magazine, 4/1/2006)
A new template helps corporate customers hone in on their business needs before commencing a round of RFPs from vendors.
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(CFO.com, 3/7/2006)
Companies need to give employees ''some framework to set expectations, because there are practically no conventions.''
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(Datamation, 9/19/2005)
smartphones or PDAs are helping mobile workers be more productive outside the office.
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(Boston Globe, 8/11/2005)
food assmbly business takes the time and worry out of dinner preparation
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(Boston Phoenix, 5/8/2005)
Fellowships and scholarships are tough to find, but they can help keep graduate students out of the poor house
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(Connect Magazine, 4/8/2005)
Disaster planning is often overlooked and done haphazardly. Partnerships can ward off downtime.
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(Connect Magazine, 2/28/2005)
Hosted applications are helping many companies get a new lease on software without any of the installation, cost headaches.
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(Boston Phoenix, 1/28/2005)
More and more people dissatisfied with their careers are hitting the books for new and different degrees. How to make the switch?
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(Connect Magazine, 8/24/2004)
Spam can be a drain on productivity. Managed service providers are one way to take on unwanted e-mails.
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