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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Dear Vlad, Thanks for all the jokes about the green check of health, funny boy. Your face is next. Cordially, WSSG SBS Team I kid, I kid, apparently we didn’t pay the mail bill. This was sent to me … Continue reading
As I have written before, Own Web Now is doing an experimental launch of Office 2007 and Vista to 1000 US customers. We’re basically providing our client’s main technology driver and early adopter a chance to test Vista and Office … Continue reading
Today is Cyber Monday, not the biggest online sales day of the year. It’s not? Um.. Then why is it important? Cyber Monday is the opportunity for retailers to screw Americans that were too lazy to wake up at 1AM last Friday. … Continue reading
Ouch. Double Ouch. Zune is getting its fair criticism that many shared, as have I. Today I got another chance to play with the Zune at our local Costco. The first thought that goes through your mind as you reach out … Continue reading
Erick Simpson is the CIO of Intelligent Enterprise, author of pretty much the only and the best book on managed services, and a very good friend. In this interview Erick talks about the transition of his business to the MSP model… He … Continue reading
Tim just published the 5th (uh oh, he’s catching up) episode of No Geek Left Behind featuring a trip a few of us took to the Seattle Aquarium. Let’s see, how do I sell you on watching a 20 minute … Continue reading
I’ve mislead you with the title intentionally. Do you consider Microsoft Technet webcasts, offered for free, as a bargain in terms of ITPRO training? Even the level 100 courses would cost several hundred dollars at a training center not to mention … Continue reading
On the servers, yes. On the Windows workstations and peripherals, not quite. There has been a fair bit of discussion on whether we are ready for 64bit platforms and more to the point, are we building systems that can power … Continue reading
The following comes courtesy of Tom Anderson of Business Information Systems. He went through with the Vista Business Upgrade and below are his remarks. Thanks for sharing Tom and hopefully everyone will find it useful. OK, I have worked through … Continue reading
Untitled document It’s hard to put together long and coherent essays when you’re constantly running out of battery or being pestered by flight attendants to turn off your electronic equipment. I really have been a worldwide monkey over the last … Continue reading