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IT and the current economic situation |
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OR . . . Deja Vue all over again!
If you're a veteran IT or business manager what did you do to weather the last economic downturn?
- trim staffing levels?
- postpone new projects?
- postpone upgrades (hardware, software, infrastructure)?
- Will you do the same things again this time? Maybe you shouldn't! Why? When budgets improved last time did you find yourself undernourished and struggling to get back to the levels you were at before the big hit?
Maybe you should take a different approach this time. Take a tip from your business colleagues and competitors . . .
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Should your company buy netbook computers? |
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The latest next big thing in computing is the netbook, a minimally spec'd and low cost portable computer. They are smaller than a laptop but bigger than a smart-phone. Netbooks are low in price but are also slim in resources - no CD/DVD drives, small displays, low disk storage capacity, limited amounts of processing power and minimal memory. Think twice before you make a decision to purchase netbooks with the goal of saving capital expenditures on this new computer platform. They may not replace all of your current computers but they work well in the role they were designed for.
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Microsoft to launch Windows 7 on October 22, 2009 |
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Windows 7, the long awaited and anticipated replacement for Microsoft's Windows Vista will be on the store shelves October 22, 2009 according to information released in the Windows 7 Team blog from Microsoft's Brandon LeBlanc on June 2, 2009. In the blog post there was a mention of a Windows 7 Upgrade Option Program which will allow you to replace your current version of Vista with the Windows 7 equivalent version. There were prices posted for the upgrades.
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