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Gary Anthes Users Are Part of Your Systems 2009-05-11 Make users an IT asset and feed their recommendations and social behaviors back into your systems. Read all articles from Gary Anthes... |
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Jay Cline Privacy matters: When is personal data truly de-identified? 2009-07-24 Jay Cline looks at a question on identity and privacy that HHS will soon rule on. Read all articles from Jay Cline... |
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Jim Damoulakis Cloud Storage to the Rescue? 2009-07-13 The sad state of storage management might create an opportunity for cloud storage to serve as a secondary or, more likely, tertiary tier of storage, says James Damoulakis. Read all articles from Jim Damoulakis... |
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Michael DeAgonia Opinion: The 5 best things about iPhone OS 3.0 2009-06-17 Apple's iPhone OS 3.0 update makes even older iPhones more responsive and offers a number of improvements -- some of them long overdue -- that users will appreciate. Here's our top five. Read all articles from Michael DeAgonia... |
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Mike Elgan Haptics: The feel-good technology of the year 2009-07-24 A transformational new generation of haptics technology is about to emerge from at least two Silicon Valley companies: Immersion and Apple. You can already feel the buzz, says columnist Mike Elgan. Read all articles from Mike Elgan... |
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Ryan Faas What do Snow Leopard, iPhone 3G S, iPhone 3.0 mean for business? 2009-06-10 With the arrival next week of the iPhone 3G S and the new iPhone's OS, and the debut in September of Mac OS X 10.6, Snow Leopard, Apple is making moves that should catch the attention of enterprise IT shops, says columnist Ryan Faas. Read all articles from Ryan Faas... |
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Scot Finnie Opinion: Questioning the netbook phenomenon 2009-04-23 On Wednesday, Apple COO Tim Cook dissed netbooks and their 'cramped keyboards, terrible software, junky hardware [and] very small screens.' But can any computer maker, including Apple, ignore the trend completely? Read all articles from Scot Finnie... |
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Kevin Fogarty Opinion: Is one of VMware's best features a really bad idea? 2008-07-28 It turns out that not every data center manager wants or needs the ability to shift virtual machines around while they're running in production. CIO's Kevin Fogarty explains why. Read all articles from Kevin Fogarty... |
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Michael Gartenberg Opinion: Is Apple gearing up to enter the enterprise? 2009-06-11 After years of ignoring the needs of the enterprise, Apple seems to be making a concerted push into the business world. Mac OS X 10.6, Snow Leopard, addresses many of the concerns of business users. Read all articles from Michael Gartenberg... |
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Paul Glen Monitor Your Sponsors 2009-06-01 Every project needs a sponsor to succeed, right? It's not quite that simple, says Paul Glen. Read all articles from Paul Glen... |
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Preston Gralla Opinion: Why Google's Chrome OS will turn to lead 2009-07-21 Developing Chrome OS could be Google's worst mistake, and a boon for Microsoft. Read all articles from Preston Gralla... |
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John D. Halamka The Truth Shall Set You Free 2009-06-15 John Halamka offers five tips for managing events when things go wrong. Read all articles from John D. Halamka... |
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Mark Hall Get Smashed, Not Mashed 2008-09-01 Columnist Mark Hall frets that mashups will make networks even less secure. Read all articles from Mark Hall... |
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David Haskin The Linux Gadget Hall of Fame: One geek's picks 2008-12-18 Some of the most fascinating, fun and influential tech devices are based on Linux, which means there ought to be a Linux Gadget Hall of Fame. Gadget geek David Haskin chooses the first 10 inductees, including Amazon's Kindle e-reader and the HTC T-Mobile G1 phone. Read all articles from David Haskin... |
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Frank Hayes No Panic Required 2009-04-30 You aren't likely to be locking staff in for the duration. With businesses where people gather shutting down to avoid spreading the disease, layoffs are more probable. Read all articles from Frank Hayes... |
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Paul M. Ingevaldson Dazzle Your CEO With Hard Facts 2009-06-22 Paul Ingevaldson sees a way to give your CEO the hard numbers he wants to see on IT performance. Read all articles from Paul M. Ingevaldson... |
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Sharon Machlis In Recession, Take Time to Save Time 2009-05-18 In this Not Quite a Depression (Yet), take some time now to find ways for you and your colleagues to save some time later. Read all articles from Sharon Machlis... |
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Craig J. Mathias Opinion: Getting good help 2009-02-23 The success of IT remains labor-intensive, meaning that improving the quality of labor needs to be a goal for the rest of this year, Craig J. Mathias says. Read all articles from Craig J. Mathias ... |
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Thornton A. May ITs Identity Crisis: We're the Elevator 2009-02-23 Thornton A. May urges IT professionals to define their identity before others do it for them. Read all articles from Thornton A. May... |
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Lucas Mearian Opinion: Radio Flyer is pimpin' its wagons 2008-10-27 The Radio Flyer company, maker of the little red wagon, is upping the ante on its 'child transporters,' adding things such as upholstered seats, braking systems and MP3 player adapters with speakers. This isn't your father's wagon. Read all articles from Lucas Mearian... |
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