- What is Your Greatest Challenge? Vote Now.
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- How Will Context and the Cloud Impact Your Information Management Initiatives?
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- Beyond Cost Cutting: Saving More Than Money by Being Nimble.
- Pain, Pleasure and Perspective: Dealing with Change (Part 1 of 2)
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- Your Good is not Good Enough.
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May 2008
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The Death of the Copier
Everyone that has been exposed to technology understands certain technologies die or become commodities. It is the way of progress, the way of humankind, to better ourselves and our experience.
The New Managed Print Services Resource Center by The Photizo Group
For those in the business of servicing output fleets, this is a promising source of valuable information. For those that have fleets to manage, this is resource you will want to strongly consider for education on how to grade potential partners.
Always Ask Why (by Corey Smith)
What are the questions you use to uncover business problems?
What’s So Great About FriendFeed, Twitter, etc.?
So what’s so great about all of these social media platforms like FriendFeed, Twitter, etc.? I decided to join the experiment first hand to see what’s it’s all about.
The Road To Change
Change is a transition. If you are like me, you can recall times of change in your life; that time when you knew the rest of your life would be different. Maybe it was an instant change, dramatic and full of senses. Others might experience change over time, like the ocean tide rolling across an [...]
Favorite Quote of the Day: Process or Procedure?
So which do you prefer, procedure or process? Creativity or productivity?
What’s in a Checkbox
Just what’s in a checkbox? That is the question I was asking myself after 6+ hours and 5 engineers finally figured out …
Form or Function: The On-Going Debate Between Usability or Utility
form and function play a vital role in “findability”. It is not sufficient to dismiss one or the other in a majority of situations.
