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Should your business cut the telco cord?
Insight Whether you're a one-person enterprise or a business with sights on the international market, VoIP can save you money. But is the time right to forego landlines altogether?
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, VoIP/IP telephony, VoIP
Economic downturn backs Philippine BPO
News Current economic slowdown boosts business process outsourcing market in the Philippines, as companies look for ways to cut cost, says analyst.
Tags: IT outsourcing, Outsourcing, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., Philippines, Business Process, BPO, Spain, Germany, Human Resources, revenue
Intel online services group sheds workers
News The chipmaker is shuffling employees out of its online services group as the company continues to retrench and get back to basics.
Puerto Rico sites redirected in DNS attack
News Visitors to Google.pr, Microsoft.com.pr, Yahoo.com.pr, and others saw defaced sites instead of the legitimate sites after an attack on the domain name system in Puerto Rico last weekend.
Tags: Network security, Hacking, SSL/TLS, Spam and phishing, Phishing, PayPal, SSL, Site, Domain Name, Attack
HP further cuts EDS salaries
News Hewlett-Packard tells employees of EDS, which it acquired last year, that their salaries will temporarily be cut by 10 percent more than was announced last month.
Tags: Business development/management, Hewlett-Packard Co., Electronic Data Systems Corp., Puerto Rico, employee benefit, Salary, Worker, CEO, U.S., Business development/management
Wi-Fi hack caused TK Maxx security breach
News The biggest loss of credit-card data in history was brought about largely because of lax wireless LAN security, it has emerged.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Data security, Network security, Security Management
Microsoft chops price of its hosted software
News Redmond says it's cutting by a third the monthly subscription fee for those using a hosted version of Exchange, SharePoint, and Office Communications Server.
Tags: Microsoft Office, Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Microsoft Office, Google Inc., Autodesk Inc., Aon Corp., Chile, Microsoft Corp., software, Blockbuster Inc.
Tech ekes out job gains in 2008
News Companies specializing in software and engineering added jobs last year, though more modestly than in preceding years.
Tags: Human resources, Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Georgia, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Salary, Worker, bond, software, job
Update time zones for 2007 on Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP machines
Techguide If you're in one of the majority of states affected by the Daylight Saving Time change dates as outlined in the Energy Policy Act of 2005, you'll want to update your clients and servers to recognize the new rules. Scott Lowe discusses the changes and where you can go to get an update.
Facebook: No. 1 globally
News The social-network site has vaulted over rival MySpace in worldwide audience growth, thanks to tools that translate content into many languages.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, MySpace, Google Inc., Site, India, social networking, Facebook, network, revenue
TJX offers US$40.9M settlement over breach
News The parent company of TK Maxx has offered to settle with banks for US$40.9 million over the world's largest commercial security breach.
Tags: Network security, Authentication and encryption
PSINet files for bankruptcy protection
News In the latest bid to stem its financial meltdown, the troubled Internet service provider seeks Chapter 11 protection and sells off some business operations.
Sun fuels cosmic research
News Sun Microsystems has agreed to fund the next generation of SETI@Home, the University of California's distributed computing project that lets computer users donate unused processor cycles to aid the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
Technology: It's where the jobs are
News A new survey shows growth across the United States, with higher-than-average pay. And with the number of tech grads falling, demand will only rise.
Tags: Human resources, Recruiting, Survey, Salary, Worker, software, Tech Wage, technology company, job, Silicon Valley
Intel offers workers severance packages
News Although Intel is still aiming to reduce its work force through attrition, the company has begun to offer workers severance packages to speed the process.
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