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The Privacy Lawyer: Don't Get Fooled Again
Do E-mailed claims sound too good to be true? They probably are.
SmartAdvice: IT Generalist Background Gives An Edge
Those all-around skills you've acquired in a small shop will serve you better than you realize, The Advisory Council says. And, look at middleware when you do a readiness assessment, and reassess infrastructure software before looking at other infrastructure projects.
SmartAdvice: Tracking IT's Value
The Advisory Council suggests you consider new approaches to managing these initiatives: Measuring IT investments, Windows rights management, and selecting vendors.
Interactive Gaming, Safety, And Privacy
There are sites that are fun and safe for kids to
visit, Parry Aftab notes. Plus, WiredSafety.org lists its top kid gaming sites.
The Privacy Lawyer: Here's To Happy, Safe Holidays
How do you find out if your family's personal information is on the Web when it shouldn't be? Parry Aftab offers a how-to for seeing what personal information
is out there, and suggestions for getting it removed.
Online Auctions: Going...Going...Uh-Oh!
Follow basic safety and common-sense precautions when you use online auction sites, then enjoy the bargain hunting, Parry Aftab says.
The Challenges Facing Linux And Open Source
Where do you think Linux and open-source are headed next year? What breakthroughs might they make? What obstacles will they face? I've been giving that some thought because we're planning a looking-forward sort of story at
SCO's House of Suits
SCO's strategy isn't based on products, technology and customer service. It's based on litigation.
Langa Letter: Three Important End-Of-Year Tasks
Fred Langa recommends taking advantage of the slower pace of the holidays to perform three essential tasks.
Why Employees Surf. And Why You Should Stop Them
Once you allow nonbusiness or non-IT-sanctioned applications to be installed, the network is at risk.
Celebrating The Holidays Online
A Pew study reports that a third of those who bought holiday gifts online last year did so from work.
The Privacy Lawyer: Crack The Online Whip
Parry Aftab says the real world provides five good reasons why you should keep a tight rein on employees' use of the Web. And like Charlie Brown's foil, Lucy, often threatens to do, the real world will crack those five reasons on your skull if you get lax.
Sun And Linux Are Building Steam
I don't know about you, but I'm getting more than a little tired of the all-SCO-all-the-time Linux and open-source news we're getting inundated with of late
RFID: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly
With use of RFID tags set to explode, some thought needs to be given to sorting out possible applications, Carl Zetie says.
SmartAdvice: Measuring The ROI On IT Security
It's hard to quantify how much return your company gets on security when it's intangibles such as reputation and trust that are at stake, The Advisory Council says. Also, consider security issues related to implementing a single sign-on system, and what roles should be covered in a detailed disaster-recovery plan.
Opinion: Enterprises Must Embrace Linux And Grid Computing
Look ahead to grid computing and open source or you'll be left to deal with a morass of legacy systems, Lou Bertin says.
The Observer: The Red And The Blue
Look ahead to grid computing and open source or you'll be left to deal with a morass of legacy systems, Lou Bertin says.
Secret CIO: 'I've Never Had A Bad Performance Appraisal'
Giving an honest performance review is no way to win friends
Novell's Time Has Come
Novell's announcement that it plans to acquire SuSE comes at just the right time in the Linux market. That kind of good timing is new for Novell.
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