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Mobile Strategies
Tablet PCs get smaller and lighter, but some still carry a hefty price.
On the Move
With so many employees using portable devices, organizations need to create an effective mobility strategy.
10 Ways to Spice Up Your Blog
If you want your blog to attract attention (and hits), try adding one of these free Web tools.
B.I. for Everyone
Operational business intelligence delivers relevant, real-time information to many users.
CompTIA Expands Job Training Program For Veterans, Disabled
"Creating Futures" program reaches 600 members with the support of tech industry and training companies.
The Rules of (Agent) Engagement
Great centers are all about employee engagement. They create working environments where agents do not merely want to do a good job, but feel compelled to do a great one.
Online Education and Training Get an Update
Newer collaborative tools and Web-based technologies enable IT to develop effective e-learning programs.
The New Formula for New Product Development
Innovation is now a two-way street. Leading-edge innovators invite outsiders in to partner on new products and spin out their own ideas to others, too.
Breaking the Gray Flannel Ceiling
Mobile IM can be a powerful productivity tool, but IT groups are prone to dismiss it as a consumer-focused novelty. Here's why you should keep this technology on your radar.
Creating a Collaboration Strategy
Effectively sharing information and experiences requires a cohesive plan for the use of Web-based tools.
Getting Smarter About Business Intelligence
Software vendors deliver new capabilities and make BI available to more users.
Web 2.0 and Workplace Productivity
By enabling human collaboration and innovation on a scale never seen before, Web 2.0 is becoming Enterprise 2.0. Here’s why no business will be left untouched.
College Prof, Student Build Inexpensive, Desktop-Size Supercomputer
The biggest hurdle was designing and building a system for less than $2,500, which was all they had from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Web 2.0 and Workplace Productivity
By enabling human collaboration and innovation on a scale never seen before, Web 2.0 is becoming Enterprise 2.0. Here’s why no business will be left untouched. |
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