Tips for a small office
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ManagementSpeak, 6/6/2016
...watch an all-day cricket match on television. The one thing we know about the mysterious contributor known only as S.K of www.cyberbrahma.com/ is that he understands the game of cricket....…
Lessons from an upgrade
Why was there was no Keep the Joint Running last week? No, I hadn’t lost interest. www.issurvivor.com was in the throes of a major re-plumbing effort, and an unexpected glitch...… (12 comments)
A bit of PC history (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...to http://www.cages.org/research/pepperberg/index.html to learn more about it. My apologies to any parrots I may have offended by likening them to the wrong class of human beings. Offending human beings is...…
Employees are total losses (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...massive upgrade because it expects larger profits from the increased capacity. The consensus of the InfoWorld Electric Forum on the subject (www.infoworld.com): traffic jams and outages yes, complete collapse no....…
The Romans had some words for it (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...spin doctoring. Here are two timely examples I found in Edupage (www.educom.edu), which I highly recommend. The first item, sourced from the 2/10/97 St. Petersburg Times, reports that The Software...…
From the mailbag (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...gored and not someone else’s. OK? Funny thing about the mainframe column. The forum on InfoWorld Electric (http://www.infoworld.com/printlinks/) was pretty lively and ran about 10:1 against my position, often in...…
What customers buy (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...the comic strip. Members who visit the Dilbert Zone Web site (http://www.unitedmedia.com/comics/dilbert/) are a click away from a catalog of Dilbert calendars, mouse pads and so on: a perfect example...… (1 comment)
More millennial thinking (first appeared in InfoWorld)
...to undo. Computers had, I’d guess, about 1% of today’s processing power. The computation time needed to convert dates to and from integer format would have greatly extended batch processing...…
ManagementSpeak, 4/6/1998
...that use it. Translation: We have no idea what we want to do. Come up with a system that will do it. – Find this week’s anonymous contributor at www.toomanyplacesonthenet.com...…