Monthly Archives: April 2008

The Business Value of Twitter | CIO.com blog

 I have to admit that I had never thought much about Twitter before reading this blog entry.  But reading it makes me want to check it out.  Which I might do in my spare time…  (I wonder what year that … Continue reading

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Monster Savings from Virtualization on Sesame Street

Sesame Workshop expects dramatic results: cut spending on hardware and support by over 90% reclaim 2 racks in a cramped data center, and reduce power consumption by 15 percent. Monster Savings from Virtualization on Sesame Street Noah Broadwater, VP of … Continue reading

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Criminals Hack CEOs with Fake Subpoenas

Criminals Hack CEOs with Fake Subpoenas …thousands have fallen victim to an e-mail scam in which senior managers such as Anastassiadis are told that they have been sued in federal court and must click on a Web link to download … Continue reading

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How to Defend Your Online Reputation: Five Tips

Here’s more (and nicely practical) advice on this topic (a topic one didn’t need to worry about much not that long ago…) How to Defend Your Online Reputation: Five Tips It’s not what other people think of you that matters. … Continue reading

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Five Things Don Tapscott Has Learned about Collaboration

Five Things Don Tapscott Has Learned about Collaboration Wikinomics author and consultant Don Tapscott believes that transparency is power and that the benefits of collaboration outweigh its drawbacks.

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April patches – critical updates for every Microsoft user…

Something for everyone again this month! Microsoft Security Bulletin Advance Notification for April 2008

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