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Video: Play World of Warcraft with a Wii Balance Board
For all you lazy bums who choose MMORPGs over real exercise, a couple of hackers have given you a two for one deal. Now you can control the movement of your World of Warcraft character using a Wii Fit Balance Board. by Jay Garmon
Tags: Board, World Of Warcraft, Video, Nintendo Wii, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Jay Garmon
Blog posts 2008-07-14
Microsoft and Yahoo, the drama just keeps coming
Microsoft keeps trying to dance with Yahoo, but Jerry Yang seems determined to go to the prom stag. In their latest refusal, Yahoo decided against selling their search business to Microsoft, months after refusing Microsoft's overtures to purchase the whole company. by Andy Moon
Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Financial Accounting, Corporate Governance, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Andy Moon
Blog posts 2008-06-23
TR Out Loud - June 20, 2008
TROLOV brings you another round of highlights at TechRepublic, including the top five discussions of the week and the members who are burning up the boards. TechRepublic's Sonja Thompson wrangles Toni Bowers back in the studio this week by promising not to subject her to silly stunts. She lied. ...
Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Corporate Governance, Digital Music, Digital Media, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, tr out loud, sonja thompson, toni bowers
Videos 2008-06-20
Three big communication tips for CIOs
One of the top priorities of a CIO is to articulate a vision for how technology can support and transform the company. There's no way to achieve that without effective communication. This episode of Sanity Savers for IT executives provides three useful tips for CIOs...
Tags: CIO, Communication, Episode, Corporate Governance, Strategy, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management, sanity savers
Videos 2008-06-18
Video: Three big communication tips for CIOs
One of the top priorities of a CIO is to articulate a vision for how technology can support and transform the company. This episode of Sanity Savers for IT executives provides three communication tips to help CIOs achieve that goal. by Jason Hiner
Tags: CIO, Information Technology, Communication, Video, Corporate Governance, Strategy, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management, Jason Hiner
Blog posts 2008-06-18
TR Out Loud - June 13, 2008
TechRepublic's Sonja Thompson gets a little help in the studio from her bozz, Jason Hiner. Find out what discussions are topping the charts this week, which members are cooking with full steam on the boards, and much more. To listen to this week's TR Out Loud as...
Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Corporate Governance, Digital Music, Digital Media, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, tr out loud, sonja thompson
Videos 2008-06-13
TR Out Loud - June 6, 2008
TROLOV TR Out Loud on video goes to greater links to educate and entertain the TR community in even less time this week! Find out which discussions and members are hot on the boards, and see what interesting e-mails Sonja received for the show. To listen to...
Tags: TechRepublic Inc., Corporate Governance, E-mail, Corporate Communications, Digital Music, Digital Media, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Online Communications, Marketing, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics, tr out loud, sonja thompson
Videos 2008-06-06
Onsite IT consulting: Do you charge by the hour or per day?
As I've mentioned before, I don't go onsite very often; I do almost all my IT consulting work from my home office via the Internet. Some of my clients I have never even meet in person -- one of whom is right across Puget Sound in Seattle! ...
Tags: Information Technology, Client, Consulting, Food & Beverage, Keyboards, Corporate Governance, Strategy, Financial Accounting, Manufacturing, Hardware, Peripherals, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management, Finance, Chip Camden
Blog posts 2008-05-12
Expect the unexpected
There was a ripple of consternation around my team this week. I was dispatched to look at a printer that was apparently freezing up after just a few pages. The type of printer was one that doesn’t normally give us much trouble, apart from wearing out after a very long...
Tags: Board, Coin, Printers, Corporate Governance, Hardware, Peripherals, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Jeff Dray
Blog posts 2008-05-09
CIOs' problem-solving skills can translate into bigger roles in the company
CIO Insight's 2008 CIO Role Survey reveals that 29 percent of participating CIOs manage another department or business unit in addition to IT. A Forrester analyst says you can expect that situation to become more common. This development is a positive career offshoot due to the perception...
Tags: CIO, Real Estate, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Law, Strategy, Business Operations, Investment, Finance, Management, Toni Bowers
Blog posts 2008-05-08
Microsoft walks away from its $44.6 billion bid for Yahoo
Microsoft has decided to walk away from its $44.6 billion acquisition bid for Yahoo. Negotiations broke down and the Redmond, Washington software giant decided that a hostile takeover -- and a subsequent nightmare integration of the two companies -- would not be worth the potential value of integrating Yahoo's...
Tags: CNET Networks Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Internet, Mergers & Acquisitions, Asset Management, E-mail, Free Trade, Corporate Law, Leadership, Investment, Finance, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Online Communications, Management, Jason Hiner
Blog posts 2008-05-03
Energy Camp trades PowerPoints for user discussions to explore Green IT
On Monday, the day before the main events of Interop Las Vegas 2008 officially kicked off, a group of about 70 professionals from the technology industry huddled up for an unconference called Energy Camp, which used a free-wheeling, user-driven format to explore the issues of energy efficiency and Green IT....
Tags: Idea, Green IT, Microsoft PowerPoint, Attendee, Conference, Data Centers, Corporate Governance, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Jason Hiner
Blog posts 2008-04-30
How much do you use role play in training?
The thought of role play sessions on training courses often makes the blood run cold, especially when it is employed to teach soft skills. I remember doing a course on phone skills when the trainer recorded role play phone calls. Unfortunately, she played them back to the whole...
Tags: Role, Board, Student, Training, Corporate Governance, Workforce Management, Telecom & Utilities, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Human Resources, Jeff Dray
Blog posts 2008-04-25
The three stages of a tech career
Stage one - You don't know much You are in awe of all the other techs. You make a lot of dumb mistakes. You feel like you are swamped all the time. You have to read a lot before you dare try anything for...
Tags: Tech, Corporate Governance, Professional Development, Benefits, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Career, Human Resources, Tim Malone
Blog posts 2008-04-22
A visual diagram of the epic Microsoft-Yahoo saga
CNET News.com (TechRepublic's sister site) has drawn up a visual diagram of the now-epic attempt of Microsoft to acquire Yahoo. The diagram shows all of the players in the game and where they fit into the fray. Of course, this thing isn't over...
Tags: Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Games, Corporate Governance, Personal Technology, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Jason Hiner
Blog posts 2008-04-15
Microsoft's OOXML becomes an ISO standard
The vote is in and it appears that Microsoft has won its bid to have OOXML declared an ISO standard according to voting results obtained April 1. Does this mean that Microsoft's fight to become a recognized ISO standard is over? Not really. There is...
Tags: Commission, Antitrust, ISO, Microsoft Corp., OOXML, ECMA 376, Iso standards, Process Improvement, Corporate Law, Quality, Business Operations, Tricia Liebert
Blog posts 2008-04-02
Microsoft and Yahoo agree on a deal, but China adds a new wrinkle
Microsoft and Yahoo may be close to agreeing on a deal that will end the drama between the two companies, which has been ongoing since Microsoft made its original $44.6 billion dollar offer in February. The original offer rocked the industry and caused waves of speculation about Yahoo's future. One...
Tags: China, Antitrust, Drama, Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Antitrust Law, Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions, Security, Business Operations, Investment, Finance, Andy Moon
Blog posts 2008-04-01
Does Windows 7 make Vista the new ME?
Microsoft has taken another step towards the impending release of the desktop OS that will take the place of Windows Vista. A very early version of the new OS, currently code named Windows 7, was given to federal antitrust regulators who will test and make sure that it meets the...
Tags: Microsoft Windows 7, Antitrust, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Corporate Law, Software, Business Operations, Andy Moon
Blog posts 2008-03-13
Is Apple in for an antitrust fight over the iPhone?
Apple, probably still feeling some PR fatigue over their decision to "brick" unlocked iPhones, is being taken to task over its tight control of a software developer kit SDK that can be used to write applications to run on the iPhone. Although the SDK does allow third-party application development, Apple...
Tags: Apple iPhone, Antitrust, Sun Microsystems Inc., Apple Inc., Corporate Law, Public Relations, Security, Business Operations, Marketing, Corporate Communications, Andy Moon
Blog posts 2008-03-11
Dvorak says U.S. presidential candidates won't help tech industry; News.com has different take
Notoriously grumpy tech pundit John Dvorak has projected his grumpiness onto the U.S. presidential election and the effect that he thinks it will have on the tech industry. In a recent MarketWatch column, Blame Washington that tech will remain flat, Dvorak said that he didn't think any of the three...
Tags: Broadband Internet, Business Operations, Candidate, Corporate Governance, Corporate Law, Declan McCullagh, Dvorak, Hillary Clinton, Internet, Jason Hiner, John Dvorak, Network Technology, Networking, Tech Industry, Telecommunications
Blog posts 2008-03-07
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