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5 Keys For Maximising Your ROI Through Optimal ERP Performance - A Software ERP Directive
By: Peter Clarke | 13/10/2008
Key No 1 - Charting the course of success for your technology investment
Is your current ERP system is lacking in functionality? Does it limit your ability to respond quickly to customers' requests? Where are you placed in comparison with your competitors, and does your existing system help you or hinder...
Solar Power is Clean Power
By: Julie Landry | 13/10/2008
Solar power is clean power. Solar energy is the future, and the future is just about to hit you square in the face. The energy generated from the heat or light from the sun will soon power the entire world, all by itself. Solar power, also called solar energy, can...
Equip Yourself With the Finest Photography Equipment
By: Martin Milewski | 13/10/2008
As a hobby photography has universal appeal and most people almost always have indulged in it. Occasions are not complete without photographs being taken to capture the essence of the event and make it more memorable. Pictures provide a record of what happened, when it happened and sometimes how it...
How Live Security Monitoring Using Your Mobile Phone Can Help You
By: Ray Subs | 13/10/2008
Live security monitoring can give you the benefit of constant security over your home and business by way of your mobile phone. State of the art security technology has made it easier for you to view what is going on at your business or home using your mobile phone, saving...
How Can You Make Money Online
By: Ian Middleton | 13/10/2008
This article aims to explain the options open to us when we want to understand the beginnings of making some money online
Zinc Whiskers: Kill Them Before They Kill Your Servers
By: Saleh Tousi | 12/10/2008
Zinc whiskers are a common phenomenon when it comes to data and colocation centers (sometimes called 'data farms'), yet they can go unnoticed for years before they become a nuisance and a serious threat to server machines. To say that the problem 'grows' can be somewhat accurate (even though we...
Data Backup and Storage Solutions For Your Colocated Server
By: Saleh Tousi | 12/10/2008
We've all had that personal experience of losing hundreds of files and hours of work due to a computer crash right at the most inconvenient moment. Imagine a crash like that affecting a company that holds information computers pertinent to the survival of its place in the market. Backing up...
Benefits of Working From Home
By: James Schramko | 12/10/2008
There are many benefits to making the decision to work from home, but there are pitfalls to be avoided as well.
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Femtocells Technology - What is It?
By: K. Lynn | 14/06/2008 | Computers
So you may be asking yourself: What is new in the wireless industry? You know that the cell phone handsets are constantly being improved but what about the connection technology? Well wonder no more.
A word picking up popularity lately in the wireless industry is Femtocells; the word is being thrown...
Cell Phones - No Longer Just For Calling
By: K. Lynn | 14/06/2008 | Computers
It seems that, with the hectic lifestyles we all lead today, more effort is being made to compress as many functions as possible into ever aspect of our lives; our cell phones are no exception to this trend.
Consider, now, all of the functions that have been built into our cell...
Change the Look of Your Cell Phone, Fast!
By: K. Lynn | 14/06/2008 | Computers
Every few months it seems that the cell phone service providers are trying to get you to change phones and extend the amount of time that you are locked in to their service contract. They try to entice you with sleek looking cell phones designed to catch your eye and...
A Look Towards The Future of Cell Phones
By: K. Lynn | 08/06/2008 | Computers
As with all technologies, there is a push from handset developers to constantly bring to market innovative new designs that will greatly appeal to consumers.
Finnish handset giant Nokia introduced a concept device they dubbed "The Morph." The Morph, still very much a concept device with no intended plans to manufacture...
All Terrain Cell Phones
By: K. Lynn | 08/06/2008 | Computers
The average cell phone is not designed for rugged use; simply dropping it onto a hard surface can oftentimes render it useless, or at the very least damage it to the point that it needs basic repairs. Let's face it, cells phones are dropped, thrown, driven over, washed in washing...
3G Cell Phones Explained
By: K. Lynn | 06/06/2008 | Computers
Many of the new phones being offered by the big carriers are being advertised as being "3G" ready. The average mobile phone consumer often will not know what 3G is or why it's important to them. To be a better informed consumer lets investigate exactly what 3G is.
What Is It?
3G...
Cell Phones and You, On the Move
By: K. Lynn | 31/05/2008 | Computers
With the technology available to us today we are no longer tethered to our homes and offices when we have the need to access our email or the Internet. With portable computers, hand held devices, and aircards we now have the ability to work or play from virtually anywhere in...
Backing Up Cell Phone Data
By: K. Lynn | 26/05/2008 | Computers
An unfortunate part of relying so much on technology is that when something goes wrong, and it often does, we can find ourselves hopelessly lost without copies of emails, phone numbers, addresses, and all of the other data we rely on our cell phones to keep safe for us.
Data can...
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