Right now that is exactly what Microsoft should do. Its future lies in the areas it performs well in, namely support and software. Too many companies try to wade in all fields, and compete with every technology and company...
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I Quit FB back in '10, just didn't like the way they told me what I liked and didn't like. I do miss seeing my kids pics. and seeing others but I don't want to use it and still complain about it.
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But I swear, any time I go to a Silicon Valley company, I see more Apple machines than PCs. Do you think that's true because of where Mac started? If Steve Jobs had lived in, let's say, Michigan, do you think they'd be...
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Hi, Technorati. :D I see. I haven't heard anything about Windows 7. Not yet, at least. It doesn't sound like a good move, does it? It's nice you can enjoy working with your Macs at home. :) That browser story...
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Indeed Nadella is fumbling around aimlessly in highly competitive race to the bottom non consumer pricing commodity product categories. We all know Microsoft has long lost the consumer market. This is definitely the...
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Indeed Nadella is fumbling around aimlessly in highly competitive race to the bottom non consumer pricing commodity product categories. We all know Microsoft has long lost the consumer market. This is definitely the...
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I have 100% proof of this because I use a special email address that only is used to login to face book.
So in my opinion Zuckerberg is a criminal. Spamming is illegal.
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No need to. I am not on FB nor intend to join.
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They sell your info to govt wake up sheeple. The CIA even gave Zuckerberg a medal. You are being used and lied to don't be stupid delete your FB now.
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to all those that feel you have to quit... you have deeper issues then you think. if you have to "quit" facebook to be happy, maybe you should be questioning how you define happiness. And to those that say "quit facebook...
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While job sharing may be an option to combat unemployment and underemployment -it may be best suited to more established workers who have a better financial base and need flexible hours to meet demands in their private lives....
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Yes I could and do regularly! I don't get alot of value from facebook, I prefer more personlized online expereinces. The group sharing is more of a privacy issue for me!
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Larry I once worked for someone who taught me an awesome management tool. He said if you want to understand a leaders capabilities talk to their staff first. A leader that has a staff dedicated to them is the person you...
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Wow I would love to see if this has changed over time because of our always connected environment. I can sit for 15 minutes and do nothing, it's kind of a mental meditation exercise I like to do. It gives me clarity to move...
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Susan you raise an interesting point regarding the natural career trajectory. I would love to compare the stats you provided with other functional areas in an organization, I suspect the results might appear similar....
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I liked the number 4, we are too focused on the next year. However, these days people are judged on their short term efficacy and success. Many people do not like to think about 10 years for the company -they might not be...
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Much longer replacement cycles for tablets. I really believe its that simple.
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@S,N, Thank you for passing on that unbelievable ( believable ) account of what happened to a colleague of yours. I had not even considered the implications that you mention, and it is sombering...
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So, you use a Mac at home and a PC at work? Hi S.F. ! Yes, I use Macs at home but very rarely used them in the work setting I am in presently. I usually work in Linux and/or...
In reply to: Re: Take over?
Twenty years in IT, with some major Fortune 100s, and large federal agencies. Too many times I have seen IT leaders who are fully incompetatent or on the verge of imcompetence. Soon after they open their mouths one realizes...
In reply to: Maybe our IT "Leaders" ought to read a book on introduction to computer science
Anyone you really care about you see quite often, the other 4,000 'friends' - really ? It's not needed unless you are building a client list for potential customers. Facebook is well past its prime, and more people...
In reply to: Already Did. Not Missing it one bit. More free time to do what I want to do.
InformationWeek Tech Digest - July10, 2014When selecting servers to support analytics, consider data center capacity, storage, and computational intensity.
Building a Mobile Business Mindset
The differences between mobile apps and conventional Windows clients, or even web applications, are far more than skin deep. Yes, the touch-versus-keyboard interface, APIs, and programming languages are new, but that’s arguably the easy part. There are profound differences in how the two are built, the functionality each prioritizes, the release cycles on which they’re developed — even the attitudes, values, and work styles of the developers creating them.
IT Salary Survey 2014: Banking
It's been a good year for banking and financial services IT pros: Most are satisfied with their job responsibilities, compensation, and job security. Few are looking for a new job, but active job searchers want higher pay.
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