May 13, 12:59 pm
When you need some kind of training and you’re not quite sure where to look, there’s now a site that’s full of cool training resources. Training Time acts like a training marketplace, bringing buyers and sellers together.
Cool features include “Search for Seminars and Events” and “Find a Consultant / Training Provider.”
Say you want your sales […]
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March 27, 8:20 pm
If you’re looking for “Web 2.0” you wont’ find it in a box, but you will find it emerging in the practices of an increasing number of companies. The move to web-based applications on simpler, user-friendly, intuitive sites has been gaining steam for a while now. And Adobe Photoshop has just announced that they, too, […]
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March 14, 2:23 pm
We love new inventions, and the Internet is one of them. Rank it up there with the light bulbs, the wheel, and 18volt power drivers on the list of AWESOME inventions. But the Internet if vastly different than those other inventions–because YOU play a part in it. Web-based services are now ubiquitous, and only God knows how many pages of info […]
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February 19, 4:09 am
What’s your cell phone courteousness factor? A few years back Sprint Wireless released some survey results on cell phone usage. Amazingly, 97 percent of those surveyed classify themselves as “very courteous” or “somewhat courteous” when they use a cell phone.
But in an even more amazing contradiction, 80 percent of those same survey respondents said that […]
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January 8, 4:53 am
A few times a year I need to transfer large files to someone. And sometimes I need to receive them. Doing it via email is horrid, because most servers either limit file size, or the files take forever to download – sometimes locking up a person’s computer.
Enter yousendit.com.
It’s just one of many companies out there […]
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November 23, 9:26 am
The word coming from several sources (including the Taipei Times) is that the Maxtor Basics 3200 external hard drive – manufactured in China – comes out of the box brand new with a Trojan horse already on it. The program quietly steals passwords and sends them to a server “somewhere in China.”
If you’re like me […]
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November 13, 10:43 am
It seems a lot of companies want to create a newsletter of some sort. The first question that needs an answer is “what is the purpose of the newsletter?” After that, the next one is usually “do we produce a paper version or electronic version?”
After doing paper and electronic newsletters for almost two decades, I’ve […]
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