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Monday, 14 May 2012 06:52

Top Ten Tips For Browsers

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The Internet is the most frequently accessed medium for information and communication and with the development of new operating systems there are a number of web browsers that are used to surf the net. Frank Johnson offers some tips, tricks and time saving keyboard short cuts for more efficient use of browsers
Monday, 14 May 2012 04:42

Careers in IT

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With the proliferation of smartphones, innovative apps, sophisticated software, and novel devices, the significance of Information Technology or IT professionals has increased. Design, development, software engineering, and hardware development, and trouble shooting are some of the fields where qualified and experienced individuals are earning good money. Frank Johnson looks into the different career options and their scope in IT.
Wednesday, 02 May 2012 02:37

Top 10 Tips for Outlook

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As a personal information manager from Microsoft, Outlook is available both as a separate application as also a part of the Microsoft Office suite. The latest versions of this application are Microsoft Outlook 2010 for Windows and Microsoft Office Outlook 2011 for Mac. Frank Johnson offers a few tips to those who wish to maximize their efficiency by making the most of MS Outlook features.
Friday, 16 March 2012 23:02

Channels: New Roles and Development

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Though direct channel offers great control on entire sales process to an organization, it is becoming excessively expensive as compared to the indirect channels day by day. Especially for SMEs, cost is a key consideration. Given that and other factors such as rise of Social Media, a noticeable shift has been happening in the role that channel partners take on. There is an extended reach and presence; partners are much closer to customers than ever before. Amidst the clutter, customers too are reaching out for channels increasingly and trusting their opinion and recommendations regarding different technologies and customer’s own unique requirements.
Thursday, 23 February 2012 07:31

Top 10 Bummers about Facebook's Timeline

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Started in February 2004 by Mark Zuckerberg, it’s still hard to believe that Facebook is less than ten years old—with over 800 million users around the globe. The granddaddy of all social networks, Facebook is always evolving, even though many of us wish it wouldn’t. You finally get used to some of the features—maybe gain a little skill in how to navigate your account and BAM, it changes again.
Ringing in the New Year is often synonymous with making resolutions to improve upon the prior year.  While IT professionals – like the rest of us – may resolve to eat healthier or save up for a new house, protecting their business’s safety belongs at the top of their professional resolution list.  As businesses face growing daily threats from a barrage of cybersecurity dangers, further enhanced by the expanded use of mobile devices and BYOD (bring your own devices), safety is paramount.   
Many people dream of creating a new internet sensation such as Google, Amazon, Facebook or Twitter. There are indeed people who just happen to have an idea which appeals to the masses at the right time and the rest becomes history. Just such a story is Facebook which grabbed the students attention and rapidly rolled out so that, as at January 2012 there are over 800 million active Facebook users.
Monday, 02 January 2012 03:27

Centralizing Your Business Data

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Consolidating information in a centralized database helps a business to maintain interoperability between present and future applications. It reduces information management costs for duplication and provides access to more complete information and enhancing overall efficiency of the organization. Frank Johnson delves deeper into the concept of centralizing business data.

As businesses consider their IT budgets, a growing number of organizations are deploying unified communications (UC) solutions – integrated voice, data, messaging, conferencing, and collaboration services over converged networks.  The reason?  Return on investment.  In fact, a recent CDW report found that UC implementation rates doubled from 2010 to 2011, with 16 percent of organizations fully implemented today.  Meanwhile, 76 percent of organizations that have fully implemented UC and track return on investment (ROI) say that ROI has met or exceeded their expectations – up five percent since 2010. 
Telephone systems are critically important to any business, and refreshing your technology can be a daunting task.  Small and midsized businesses (SMBs) considering an upgrade from a PBX to VoIP can breathe easy knowing that the benefits of this switch are clear – and, with proper planning, the implementation is nothing to be afraid of. 

Getting started
There are many factors SMBs should consider when transitioning from a PBX environment to VoIP.  Before exploring the technical details, be sure to set a clear budget and identify the unique business drivers behind the transition.  
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