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Drive it ’til the wheels fall off?
The real writing on the wall for Windows XP is the Microsoft announcement that they will no longer support the product as of April 8, 2014. No more security updates. No new Service Packs. This is when the wheels fall off. Continue reading
Why are you still paying for imaging software?
As with all things technology based, OS deployment technology and strategies have continued to advance to the degree that older imaging products are being left to gather dust on the server room bookshelf. Continue reading
Making the iPad and SharePoint play nicely together
SharePoint was not designed with tablets and smartphones in mind. The primary end user device imagined by the SharePoint design and development team was a desktop or notebook computer running Microsoft Windows. Continue reading
What your WiFi radios may not be telling you about noise
Spectrum Analysis actually looks at the state of the medium rather than just 802.11. Continue reading
Top 5 Microsoft technologies you’ll be hearing about 2012
Take a sneak peek at the upcoming programs and updates you can look forward to this year. Continue reading
Experiencing SharePoint shyness? These tips can help you get started.
Are you unsure how to dive into Sharepoint? Or perhaps a little intimidated? Take some time to plan ahead and your organization will reap the results. Continue reading
Top 3 lessons channel partners can learn from Dr. Suess
I have to admit that I have always been a big fan of Theodore Geisel’s body of work.
But only recently have I considered how his insightful commentary can form the underpinnings of an effective channel growth strategy for any software vendor or hardware manufacturer. Continue reading