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When I heard that the City of Vancouver spent $3 million on their new website my first thought was that figure must be misquoted by the person with whom I was having the conversation last week. So I promptly went online and began Googling and reading as much as I could about the topic. Sure [...]
High-tech firms are slashing jobs at record numbers with Hewlett-Packard leading the way. HP announced that the company may cut nearly 30,000 jobs this quarter, adding to a total of more than 50,000 job cuts in the technology sector so far this year.
In a report from Challenger, Gray & Christmas on tech layoffs; high-tech [...]
There seems to be a myth circulating in some corners of the Internet and in some IT shops that iPhones and iPads aren’t ready for prime time in the enterprise. In this post I’ll cite some examples from the Apple iPhone Security Whitepaper and attempt to dispel this myth. In fact a recent post on [...]
“Unsourcing” is the latest buzzword to crop up as a result of companies attempting to save money by crowd-sourcing technical support efforts on behalf of existing customers. I was thinking about coining the term as “Open Source Customer Support” but open source efforts usually have more positive motives behind them rather than companies wanting to [...]
There’s a lot of talk these days about blogging. Should your small business jump on the bandwagon or is blogging a novelty? What’s the purpose of blogging on a regular basis? Is anyone going to read my posts? What’s all this talk about search engine optimization (SEO)? Which blogging platform should I use? Do I [...]
This Microsoft MBA infographic is a real hoot. It really shows what Steve Ballmer accomplished and did with the company over the past decade. It really pays to hire a true visionary! LOL
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