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Fri, Nov 20, 2009 16:29 EST
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Posted by: Jen Darr in Best Practices Topic: Applications
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We see it all the time. Customers call for help after they’ve wrestled with a software snag for an hour or sometimes more. They preface the call with “I should know how to do this” and “sorry
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Posted by: Jen Darr in Best Practices Topic: Applications
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The beauty of Excel is its simplicity: If you enter your data correctly, it works. However, it can be ugly, especially when it returns a mess of formula errors, which sometimes are as understandable
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Posted by: Jen Darr in Best Practices Topic: Applications
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More grim news from the land of statistics: The recession may be waning, but a recent survey reveals that its effects will be felt by employers (and their customers) long after it’s
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Posted by: Jen Darr in Best Practices Topic: Applications
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Migrating to Windows 7 and Office 2007 is a massive undertaking, no matter your company size. Preparation is vital to a successful transition. Using the information and data points we’ve culled
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Posted by: Jen Darr in Best Practices Topic: Applications
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According to a recent Wall Street Journal article, the best way to keep your top executives is to make it easier for them to leave. That’s right — offer them challenges, enhance their skills,
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Posted by: Josh Nankivel in Questions Topic: IT Organization Management
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What I wish I had known when I moved from a technical role into project management! Don't act like you know it all When you're new to a role, it's natural to
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Posted by: Thomas Wailgum in News Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Enterprise Software Unplugged
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Everyone has heard the quote: "Information wants to be free." Ever since Stewart Brand uttered it in 1984 at the first Hackers' Conference, this quote has been a rallying cry for those who
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