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Gary Anthes
Users Are Part of Your Systems
2009-05-11
Make users an IT asset and feed their recommendations and social behaviors back into your systems.
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Jay Cline
Privacy matters: When is personal data truly de-identified?
2009-07-24
Jay Cline looks at a question on identity and privacy that HHS will soon rule on.
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Jim Damoulakis
Cloud Storage to the Rescue?
2009-07-13
The sad state of storage management might create an opportunity for cloud storage to serve as a secondary or, more likely, tertiary tier of storage, says James Damoulakis.
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Michael DeAgonia
Smackdown: Windows 7 takes on Apple's Snow Leopard
2009-10-28
Now that Microsoft has finally released Windows 7 to the public, it's time to take see how it stacks up against Apple's Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard. They're both new and shiny, but which one is best positioned for the future?
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Mike Elgan
Elgan: Online publishing for the cheap and lazy
2009-11-06
I'm a lazy cheapskate. And I'm often on the move. What to do? I've found out how to publish just about everywhere online -- social media, a blog and a newsletter -- at very low cost and with almost no effort.
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Ryan Faas
What do Snow Leopard, iPhone 3G S, iPhone 3.0 mean for business?
2009-06-10
With the arrival next week of the iPhone 3G S and the new iPhone's OS, and the debut in September of Mac OS X 10.6, Snow Leopard, Apple is making moves that should catch the attention of enterprise IT shops, says columnist Ryan Faas.
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Scot Finnie
The Business Sense of Twitter
2009-10-05
Scot Finnie makes the business case for Twitter.
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Michael Gartenberg
Opinion: The pros and cons of Windows 7 for business
2009-10-12
With the launch of the new operating system just 10 days away, IT organizations are running out of time to make their plans.
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Paul Glen
After Winning the Battle of the Office
2009-10-19
Paul Glen sees four options for dealing with your enemies after you claim victory in an office politics battle.
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Preston Gralla
Opinion: Why IBM still matters
2009-10-08
Big Blue doesn't get the publicity that Google or Apple do, but it's still a solid performer that has prepared wisely for technology's future, says Preston Gralla.
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John D. Halamka
E-health Security Is a Delicate Balance
2009-10-05
John Halamka has an inside seat when it comes to the ongoing debate over establishing electronic health records systems.
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Matt Hamblen
First look: Droid not an iPhone killer, but still pretty cool
2009-11-05
The Droid smartphone is clearly not an iPhone killer, but with multitasking abilities and quick access to Google Maps and turn-by-turn navigation with GPS, it's still pretty cool.
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David Haskin
The Linux Gadget Hall of Fame: One geek's picks
2008-12-18
Some of the most fascinating, fun and influential tech devices are based on Linux, which means there ought to be a Linux Gadget Hall of Fame. Gadget geek David Haskin chooses the first 10 inductees, including Amazon's Kindle e-reader and the HTC T-Mobile G1 phone.
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Frank Hayes
No Panic Required
2009-04-30
You aren't likely to be locking staff in for the duration. With businesses where people gather shutting down to avoid spreading the disease, layoffs are more probable.
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Paul M. Ingevaldson
IT Is Not the Mailroom
2009-11-02
Paul Ingevaldson predicts that the companies that underperform when the economy recovers will include those that outsourced IT.
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Sharon Machlis
I've Looked at Code From Both Sides Now
2009-09-14
Sharon Machlis has developed a new perspective, now that she's wearing a developer's hat after years of being a power user.
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Craig J. Mathias
Opinion: Getting good help
2009-02-23
The success of IT remains labor-intensive, meaning that improving the quality of labor needs to be a goal for the rest of this year, Craig J. Mathias says.
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Thornton A. May
Beware Neglect of the Future
2009-09-21
Thornton May warns IT organizations not to forget about the future while they're hunkered down trying to survive the present.
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Bart Perkins
World of Warcraft In the Workplace
2009-11-02
Bart Perkins suggests that corporations might want to reconsider their blanket bans on video games in the workplace.
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David Ramel
The doctor is ... YOU! Online medical symptom checkers examined
2009-02-12
Are online symptom checkers at health Web sites helpful or harmful? We tested medical diagnostic tools at WebMD, MayoClinic.com and more, and asked doctors to weigh in as well. Here's what we found.
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