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Growing businesses often catch the dreaded "bureaucrat" parasite that suck the fun, energy, and life blood from the company. Decision processes that once snapped and crackled now groan and sigh and stop. The more ... Cool Tools: BlackBerry gets thin with the 8900
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CNN called it "Bloody Monday." On Jan. 26, more than 71,400 jobs were lost as massive cuts were announced by manufacturing and service companies. Yet even that did little to distract the attention of some who saw a ... Guest Column: Are You Addicted to Information Insecurity?
A recent study has a finding that defies reason: close to half of 154 smokers who had surgery to remove early stage lung cancer picked up a cigarette again within 12 months of their operation, and more than one-third ... Guest Column: Some Incidents Can Make Life Interesting
No security manager wishes for a security incident . They can be costly, disruptive and a professional black mark. But getting to the bottom of a minor event -- one that causes no real harm or has a minimal effect but ... Guest Column: Why Every IT Woman Can Benefit From a Peer Network
When I started college at Bowling Green State University in the fall of 1978, I was among a large group of women majoring in computer science. Although today there are far fewer women nationwide who choose that field, ... Guest Column: To tweet, or not to tweet?
Twitter has gone mainstream, big time. Much has been written about Twitter etiquette, or "Twittiquette," which is concerned mainly with what to do and what not to do on the microblogging service itself. But what about ... Bradner: Cox Communications attracting attention
On the surface it seems like almost exactly the wrong time for the announcement that Cox Communications made on Jan. 27. Cox announced that it was about to start unequal mucking with the Internet traffic of its ... | 
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