Friday 28 October 2011

How Google may let you down, cool technologies for your next PC, 10 things Word users should know

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10 reasons to be wary of Google in business

Google caters well to consumers, but it falls short of meeting the business needs of larger organizations. Here are the biggest areas of concern. Read more

Resource of the day

The Kellogg Executive MBA Program

It's becoming harder and harder to stay competitive in the job market today. For those interested in pursuing more education, but limited by their job requirements, this white paper is worth checking out.


10 cool technologies to look for in your next PC

Impressive new technologies are revolutionizing PC performance, but should you buy now or wait for more improvements? These details will help you decide. Read more

The 10 most important things to teach your Word users

Sharing these tips and precautions with your Word users will help them become more confident and proficient -- which is a win for everyone (including you). Read more

10 things you should do to ensure storm readiness

Hurricane, flood, or blizzard: Anticipating the impact and having a plan in place will help your recovery efforts. Read more

Additional TechRepublic resources

 

Explore the advanced features of the new Windows 8 Task Manager

Greg Shultz shows us around Windows 8's new Windows Task Manager and explains how it puts more advanced features right at your fingertips. Read more

Tech trends for 2012: Where career potential lies

Nucleus Research, Inc. has released its top ten tech trends for 2012. It pros should take a look at the predictions to see if there is any career potential. Read more

List the consulting tasks you find stupid and boring

Tell us which menial yet essential consulting chores bore you to tears. Chip Camden's list includes features of system maintenance and network administration. Read more

Change Outlook's startup folder to match your preference

You don't have to start out in your Inbox every time you launch Outlook; take control and open Outlook to the folder you want. Read more


Must-read posts

The 10 rising tech trends of 2012

Top IT skills wanted for 2012

Tablets will replace PCs for many enterprise users

What the IT department will look like in 2015


Today's recommended downloads

Live Webcast: Break The Shackles Of Traditional Business Intelligence (Tableau Software)

Lessons Learned from the Trenches of Convergence (Alcatel Lucent Enterprise)

Comparing UPS System Design Configurations (American Power Conversion)

Overcoming Eight Common Power Management Challenges (Eaton)

Convergence: A New Corporate Network (Alcatel Lucent Enterprise)


How Google Apps works when actual people use it

Kevin Purdy shares his hands-on experience and grades Google Apps when it was used as the primary tool for organizing TEDxBuffalo.



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