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Fri, Nov 21, 2008 11:13 EST

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Posted by: Al Sacco in Questions Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Mobile WorkHorse
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Today, Research In Motion (RIM) announced that the new MySpace for BlackBerry application set first-week app-download-records for both the BlackBerry maker and the social networking giant. The popularity of mobile social networking apps like MySpace for BlackBerry, combined with the fact that the majority of BlackBerry users are businesspeople, begs the question: Why is there no native LinkedIn app for RIM smartphones?
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Posted by: Shane ONeill in News Topic: InfrastructureBlog: Eye on Microsoft
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I suppose if Microsoft could turn back time, it would not have allowed Intel's 915 graphics chipset to qualify for its "Vista Capable" marketing campaign given all the trouble it caused them during the early days of Vista and is causing them now in a class-action lawsuit.
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Posted by: Chris Potts in News Topic: IT Organization ManagementBlog: CIO Knowledge Space
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As CIOs and their departments move into their next generation, promising to 'enable' others to achieve their business goals is unlikely to be enough.
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Posted by: ExecutiveBrief in Best Practices Topic: Enterprise Management
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Is your organization well-positioned to compete in today’s global economy? Learn how an effective resource management plan can help you gain a stronghold!
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Posted by: Meridith Levinson in Best Practices Topic: Personal ManagementBlog: Career Connection
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Self-promotion is a critical self-preservation strategy when companies are laying off employees by the thousands. But beware of going overboard with the self-praise. It'll do more harm than good.
Wed, Nov 19, 2008 18:31 EST
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Posted by: ajay_kwal in Soapbox Topic: Architecture
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Let’s begin with mainframes 30 year back. There was this one giant computing powerhouse and all dumb terminals. That performed well for quite some time.
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in Questions Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Information Collective
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If you believe that the Web-browser has become more relevant to your daily work life than your computer's operating system (as I do), then you have to take a hard look at what browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari or Google Chrome can do best.
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