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Strategies for enabling more effective IT-Business collaboration with business rule technology

Effective collaboration between business and IT is essential to the success of both SOA and BPM; as Microsoft points out, "SOA by itself is not sufficient to guarantee alignment of business and IT." A Business Rule Engine can act both as a technology and collaboration enabler; this...

Tags: Business Process, Application, Business Analyst, Collaboration, Information Technology, Business Logic, Business, Calculation, SOA, Rule, Workflow, Organization, Logic, Business Rule Engine, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Middleware, Operational Planning, Enterprise Software, Strategy, Software, Business Operations, Management, Theresa ONeil

Blog posts 2008-05-07

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White House recycles backup tapes and loses millions of e-mails

In some of the biggest news yet for 2008, the White House has decided to go green. That's right, folks, the White House is recycling its backup computer tapes of e-mail before October 2003, which means some e-mail threads have been completely overwritten. An excerpt from TechNewsWorld...

Tags: White House, Backup, E-mail, Online Communications, Sonja Thompson

Blog posts 2008-01-16

Why the elitist attitude?

Why the elitist attitude?I know you've all seen this before if you've worked with many IT people...the 'I'm too technical for you' attitude that many in the industry have. From purposely using tech-speak that is way beyond a customers level to blatant disrespect that somebody doesn't know how to...

Tags: computer, distro, grbeckmeyer, information technology, IT Guy, Linux

Discussion threads 2005-04-25

From The Desk of IntelliTech - www.itcustompc.com

From The Desk of IntelliTech - www.itcustompc.comblog rootIt's Time to get to work!The money spent on the sponsorship scandal to keep the country united is being matched by the waste of time and money from nothing getting done by our government. It's time to do what the taxpayers pay...

Tags: Vertical industries, Cyberthreats, intellitech@..., Harper, Government of Canada, government, Task Force

Discussion threads 2005-05-27

AMD to demo a dual-core desktop chip

Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today!By ...

Tags: Semiconductors, Network technology, Processors, chip, dual-core processor, Toledo, Advanced Micro Devices Inc., Theresa DeOnis, dual-core, server, Intel Corp., desktop

Technical articles 2005-02-23

Windows NT 4 MCSEs really needn't fret

If you received, or are seeking, a Windows NT 4 MCSE, don't panic at the announcement that these exams are being retired. It's not as bad as it looks. The certification holds value and is going to save you time and money.Don’t panicIt’s okay that Microsoft is retiring many of...

Tags: Operating systems, Erik Eckel Network+, MCP+I, MCSE, Microsoft Windows NT, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0

Technical articles 1999-10-27

Stargate SG1 favorite episode

Alright, there is a thread concerning favorite episodes of “Star Trek” already going out there. Well, how about your favorite episode of “Stargate SG1”. Mine is “Lost City, Part 2”, I particularly enjoy the vice president getting fired and the battle above Antarctica.Much as I prefer Stargate Atlantis....I...

Tags: Ed Woychowsky, Farscape, memory, off-topic, science fiction, sg1, stargate, Stargate SG-1, Stargate SG1, Teal'c

Discussion threads 2006-02-24

Participating in beta testing offers big cost savings

Hammering out a beta testing deal requires attention to detail and in-depth negotiations by tech leaders. But it can certainly be well worth the time and trouble. Learn how one enterprise took the beta route and got a $400,000 application for free.When Mindbridge Software went looking for an enterprisewide CRM...

Tags: Customer relationship management (CRM), Sales strategy, Advertising & Promotion, Enterprise software, David Southgate, Testa, Mindbridge, beta, CRM

Technical articles 2002-07-12

Holy Cow Laugh

Here, Guys and Gals..READ this ..and keep one next to your desk..http://dayton.craigslist.org/about/best/bos/73716994.htmlCuteElfi'm tired :(NeilI read about that yesterday. And I'm sorry, but that is f*cking funny. I know I'll burn in hell, but I can't help it.How can you laugh when there are bastards like this!http://tinyurl.com/cxstuThat is not funny...it...

Tags: CuteElf, hardware, humor, information technology, it, IT Guy, IT-guy, off-topic, stupid users, work

Discussion threads 2005-12-28

Friday Yuk

Friday YukGuy 1: Hey! Why do you smoke cigarettes even though there is a warning on the pack that says it's bad for your health? Guy 2: I am a software professional. I don't bother about warnings -- I am concerned only about the ''Alerts.''________________________________________________There was a guy driving down...

Tags: Adam, bartender, ccthompson, friday yuk, monster, networking, off topic humor, tourist, wooden leg, yuk

Discussion threads 2005-10-21

Lessons learned from ERP implementation

What are some of the training issues associated with ERP implementation? Lori Cheezem and Elizabeth Matsen share some of the training lessons they've learned through ERP implementation.By Lori Cheezem and Elizabeth MatsenAccording to Paul Allen of Project Management Institute, 80 percent of new software applications and 67 percent of reengineering...

Tags: Workforce management, Enterprise resource planning (ERP), Enterprise software, Guest Contributor, training, ERP, ERP Implementation, business process

Technical articles 1999-12-28

How to help a good employee overcome problems

What do you do when one of your best employees has fallen into bad habits such as frequent absences and tardiness? These guidelines from seasoned HR pros can help you understand the problem and take steps to retain the worker.Let human resources manager and technical recruiter Tim Heard find the...

Tags: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), Tim Heard, strategy, depression, Human Resources, accommodation, Americans with Disabilities Act

Technical articles 2002-05-01

Who should pay to fix the Big Dig?

Who should pay to fix the Big Dig?The Big Dig, which some people call the Big Pig, is a seven-and-a-half-mile stretch of highways and tunnels in Boston, opened last December after 15 years of construction. The cost was 14.6 billion taxpayer dollars, more than six times the original estimate, making...

Tags: GOVERNMENT, Insurance, Big Dig, Kerry

Discussion threads 2004-11-18