Fallacy
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Hard times hit Bangalore
Insight perspective Businesses and workers are making big changes to ride out the recession in India's outsourcing hub, according to industry observer.
Tags: Services, IT outsourcing, HCL Technologies, Outsourcing, Conference, India, Outsourcing Company, Saritha Rai, Worker, job
Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP
Reviews The Dell UltraSharp 2707WFP is expensive and not quite up to the task for professional imaging. However, its elegant design, big screen and copious extras will appeal to regular users with a big enough budget.
Malaysia SMEs lack BC and DR plans
News Small and midsize enterprises in Malaysia are digging their own graves by not preparing for business disruption, industry observers say.
Tags: Disaster recovery, Data backup, disaster recovery, Business
How intuitive should developers make software?
Techguide If a user can't figure out how to use software, the blame often falls on the developer. Is the expectation that developers must create intuitive software unrealistic?
Tags: Business applications, Protocols and platforms, Wiki, Training, IP, Developer, IP Address, Computer, Fallacy, Networking Device
AT&T calls Google a hypocrite on Net neutrality
News In a letter to the FCC, carrier accuses Google of violating its principles by blocking certain calls on its Google Voice service.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, Web sites, Web 2.0, Apple Inc., Net Neutrality, AT&T Corp., FCC, Internet, blog, telephone company
Public sector seeks cost-savings from Vista
News Cost savings will be a top consideration for public sector organizations migrating to Windows Vista, but it's not the only factor in their decision.
Tags: ROI/TCO, Microsoft Windows
Avoid six common development mistakes
Techguide Tony Patton explains why you should be on the lookout for common mistakes, which include not commenting code or verifying data.
Researchers: Metcalfe's Law overshoots the mark
News Rule that encouraged madcap expansion in the dot-com era turns out to have been, um, way too generous, scientists argue.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions
Choosing between A and B? What if the answer is C?
Insight Casting your decisions as choices between two rigid alternatives drastically reduces your ability to find creative management solutions.
Court cases unite M'sian bloggers
News Defamation suits against two popular bloggers galvanize the country's online community into action. But, legal expert reminds bloggers about accountability.
Tags: Web logs, Politics, International governments
How should we handle security notifications?
Techguide As the purpose of breach notification is damage control, laws on this should be regarded as a means to protect people by giving them the opportunity to take steps in their own defense.
The communication trap
Insight IT consultant Shannon T. Kalvar commits "communication sin" and lived to tell the tale.
The secrets of open source security
Techguide A careful examination of the facts regarding how open source development relates to software security.
Handheld programmers hard to come by
News In the new cyberthriller "Antitrust," recruiters at a mythical software company are so desperate to hire a hotshot programmer that they commission a knockout girlfriend to help woo him.
Don't mistake the map for the journey
Techguide Using innovative methods for projects doesn't have to mean abandoning benefits gained by applying structured project management techniques.
Tags: Project management, IT project management, Motorola Inc., Method, Project, project manager, Rick, compliance, knowledge, technique
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