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Hot IT specialty: E-discovery
E-discovery is a field that has grown 300% in the last several years and doesn't show any signs of easing up. Read why this is an up and coming field for the IT pro. by Toni Bowers
Tags: Information Technology, E-discovery, IT Pro, Records Management, Strategy, Management, Toni Bowers
Blog posts 2008-07-22
Good communication isn't just about good grammar
Carl Sagan made me want to become a scientistIT people think they are smart when they tell a manager that the system is slow because of some database lock conflicts. Its usually the youngsters who make that mistake, the older managers might not know the transactional locking features available in...
Tags: career, computer, IBM Selectric, information technology, it management, IT Pro, nontechnical end-user, pramod_koshy@..., typewriter
Discussion threads 2007-01-25
Conference savvy for the IT pro
Good adviceI would say that for an IT Pro networking is a key which helps you get ideas, solution, info & also leads abt jobs or actually landup in a better job. This list provided at the end is very exhaustative. Good Job in compiling the info.I personally ensure that...
Tags: job, information technology, gautam.sarathy@..., conference, career, it management, feedback
Discussion threads 2006-10-12
Confessions of an IT pro: My nine biggest professional blunders
Confessions of an IT pro: My nine biggest professional blundersarticle rootConfessions of an IT pro: My nine biggest professional blundersDo any of these tales sound familar? Can you trump Becky's mistakes with one of your own?I’m envious…of your perfection. Must be gratifying to know you have never ever blundered in...
Tags: information technology, IT Pro, career, support, mistakes, becky roberts, password, JodyGilbert, hardware, root password, backup, software
Discussion threads 2006-07-12
What's the worst mistake you ever made as an IT pro?
What's the worst mistake you ever made as an IT pro?We talk a lot and laugh a lot about the dumb things our users do--but of course, we do plenty of dumb things ourselves.The recent article (http://techrepublic.com.com/5100-10877-6044807.html) and download (http://techrepublic.com.com/5138-10877-6040785.html) "10 classic clueless-user stories" showcases bizarre tales of user...
Tags: worst mistake, power supply, support, mistakes, it pro, JodyGilbert, hardware, information technology
Discussion threads 2006-03-06
number of users
I am wondering if someone can fill me in on a little something. When a folder is shared across a network, how many users can access that folder at one time XP professional OS. I thought it was 10. Can this be changed?I think it's 10...
Tags: server, windows xp professional, TrevorHasenkamp@..., windows, Microsoft Windows XP
Discussion threads 2005-11-29
How True
How TrueI think the article hit it right on the head - things really can be too complicated these days, especially on Windows (I don't know about Linux; not my area of expertise yet).I would love to see a bare-bones, stripped-down, locked-up version of Windows available. Something that could...
Tags: Development tools, information technology, IT Pro
Discussion threads 2005-05-27
Crucial Concerns
blog rootEducational VoidThe current educational void in America concerns me a great deal. Fewer and fewer people are enrolling in computer science courses and though spending by corporations on employee educational benefits seems to have stabilized many corporations are still “trimming” or “reallocating” budget dollars by reducing the company’s...
Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, glrudd, IT Pro, computer science, bottom-line, Microsoft Corp., computer
Discussion threads 2005-05-19
IT pro gets mired in secretarial duties
What do you do when your manager and coworkers ignore you ortreat you like their secretary? In this weekÂ’s scenario, we meet Kyle, asupport tech in a small IT department for a staffing firm. Originally hired oncontract, Kyle recently accepted a permanent position but is beginning to regrethis decision. If...
Tags: Becky Roberts, information technology, IT Pro, Kyle, sys-admin
Technical articles 2004-09-30
Evaluate pros and cons of the size of the company before taking a CIO position
When you're making a career move, your new role is the most important factor to evaluate, but you also need to carefully consider the size of the hiring enterprise—and what the company can and cannot offer in terms of career ascension and skill building.Sometimes there isn't a great deal to...
Tags: Peter Woolford, large firm
Technical articles 2003-10-27
Listen to brash young talents or lose them
You've got a young employee with definite ideas on how the IT organization should be run. Before you get your dander up, read on.A few months ago, several TechRepublic members posted comments to a column I wrote about the need for managers to be open to suggestions from aggressive young...
Tags: talent, Ken Hardin, young IT pro, young pro, information technology, IT Pro
Technical articles 2002-08-26
Lessons for IT managers: Employees will leave if they don't get recognition
An IT pro complains that her coworker is watching videos while she does all the work. Another reader says he's in a management position without the title or benefits. Our career guru offers advice and a warning for IT managers.Let professional business coach Karen Childress help answer your career questions....
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Karen Childress, IT Pro, administrator
Technical articles 2002-03-29
'Other duties as assigned' is now the norm
An IT pro is unhappy because she is being asked to perform secretarial duties along with her regular job. Tim Heard advises her and any IT managers who may have asked the same of their employees.Let human resources manager and technical recruiter Tim Heard find the answers to your HR...
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, IT Pro, Tim Heard, job description, job, Human Resources
Technical articles 2002-03-13
Lessons for IT managers: Employees will leave if they don?t get recognition
An IT pro complains that her coworker is watching videos while she does all the work. Another reader says he's in a management position without the title or benefits. Our career guru offers advice and a warning for IT managers.Let professional business coach Karen Childress help answer your career questions....
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, IT Pro, Karen Childress, administrator
Technical articles 2001-11-22
Get IT Done: Troubleshoot case fan noises
Find out why your case is making that funny noiseSometimes a certain noise—or lack thereof—can be the smoking gun when you troubleshoot a malfunctioning system. In this instance, the case fan was the problem, causing the server to overheat and work less efficiently. Here’s a good intro to troubleshooting overheating...
Tags: PRODUCTIVITY, Servers, Processors, Get IT Done, Mike Walton, glass room, computer, server, IT Pro, case fan, CPU, information technology
Technical articles 2001-08-27
How my company created a successful employee referral program
An IT pro explains how the referral program at her organization sparked the recruitment of more than 20 percent of their new hires in 2000. Here's how a referral incentive program can help give your company gain a competitive edge.By Kerri Koss MorehartCompanies have traditionally encouraged their employees to refer...
Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Sales force management, Guest Contributor, IT Pro, Cost-Per-Hire, hire, formal program
Technical articles 2001-02-20
An IT pro pursues a graduate degree online
You can earn your MBA and many other types of graduate degrees online. Read how one IT pro, despite obligations at work and at home, is working toward his career goals by adopting an e-learning strategy.How do you pursue a graduate degree when you already work full-time and you have...
Tags: E-learning, Ellen Birkett Morris, information technology, IT Pro, Monahan, online learning
Technical articles 2000-11-16
Should you hire a contractor or a full-time employee?
If you have a position open in your business, what's the best way to fill it? Should you hire a contractor or a full-time employee. TechRepublic's Pat Gillooly explores the advantages and disadvantages of each option.Each week, our TechRepublic financial team fields a question from working IT pros about the...
Tags: Benefits, Recruitment & Selection, IT Pro, Patrick Gillooly, benefit
Technical articles 2000-09-19

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Software downloads 2006-06-23
MacBook Pro
I am getting ready to go and buy a new laptop and I am very interested in the MacBook Pro. In looking for reviews on them I was not able to find anything except for reviews from their initial release.I was wondering if anybody has a MacBook Pro if they...
Tags: Notebooks, Router boy, Apple MacBook Pro, Apple MacBook, Mac Book Pro, Mac Book
Discussion threads 2007-11-01
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