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"Don't Talk to Our People..." and Other Warehousing Death Knells By Mark W. Humphries Sep 2, 2001 Mark W. Humphries and Michelle C. Dy present IT war stories from their data warehousing consulting practice.

"Open Sesame" or Not? Use the Right Access Controls By Julia H. Allen Apr 12, 2002 "Open Sesame" or Not? Administrators must use the correct access controls to ensure a secure system.

"The Best Programming Advice I Ever Got" with Rand Morimoto By Rand Morimoto Feb 19, 2013 Rand Morimoto, Microsoft MVP and president of Convergent Computing, writes about the importance of learning PowerShell, even if you're comfortable with using GUIs.

.NET e-Business: Enabling Inter-Application Communications By Matthew Baute, Eric L. Brown, John Pickett Feb 8, 2002 This chapter from .NET e-Business Architecture introduces you to the tools and technologies available today that make it possible to produce great distributed software systems using the Microsoft .NET Enterprise Solutions Platform.

10 Keys to Successful Technology Acquisitions By Allen Eskelin Jun 15, 2001 How can you buy the right technology from the right vendor, and at the right price for your business? Technology acquisition expert Allen Eskelin discusses the 10 keys to a successful technology acquisition.

10 Questions to Ask To Find a Great, Green Data Center Site By Douglas Alger Apr 17, 2009 Doug Alger provides 10 questions to ask about property you're considering for your next Data Center to help you have a productive, green server environment.

10 Things I Hate About (U)NIX By David Chisnall Nov 4, 2005 UNIX was a terrific workhorse for its time, but eventually the old nag needs to be put out to pasture. David Chisnall argues that it's time to retire UNIX in favor of modern systems with a lot more horsepower.

11 Characteristics of a World-Class Infrastructure By Rich Schiesser Nov 8, 2002 Many criteria distinguish a world-class infrastructure from a mediocre one. In this article, infrastructure expert Rich Schiesser describes 11 of the most common factors.

4Ci Update: More Solutions for Command, Control, and Communications in Time of Disaster By Leo Wrobel, Sharon Wrobel Apr 21, 2008 Every organization should be prepared with alternative methods for accessing communications systems in case of an emergency.

A Blade Server Primer By Stephen B. Morris Aug 27, 2004 Network management specialist Stephen Morris discusses the emerging area of blade servers. This key data center technology has important implications for hard-pressed IT managers.

A Checklist for Evaluating Professional Services Firms By Thomas E. Lah Jun 21, 2002 How do you find a really great provider of professional services? Don't be blown away by impressive presentations. Use this simple checklist of questions from Thomas Lah to find the companies that can really help you reach your professional services goals.

A Cisco Telephony Architecture Evolution By Stephanie Carhee Sep 3, 2004 This chapter introduces the concept of ROI, and provides the background and reasoning behind Cisco's decision to migrate to an all-IP network.

A Comparison of Dial Backup Approaches By Vincent C. Jones Sep 21, 2001 This article discusses three popular mechanisms for implementing a dial backup solution for improving network availability, highlighting the benefits and drawbacks of each approach.

A First Attempt at a Distributed Service By Bob Grogan May 11, 2001 Web services expert Bob Grogan discusses the basic components of a Web Service that uses existing technologies to overcome past obstacles to profitability.

A Fool with a Computer: Technology Tools and Artistic Tradition in the 21st Century By DUANE LOOSE Aug 27, 2001 As important as computers are to the design process, artistic ability remains the key component. Duane Loose tells why traditional art and design skills must have a place in the age of digital content creation.

A Holistic View of Six Sigma By Roger W. Hoerl, Ron D. Snee Dec 3, 2004 This chapter has provided a general overview of Six Sigma—the key elements of the initiative and the key concepts, methods, and tools—and the tremendous opportunities for using Six Sigma to improve processes, functions, and organizations beyond the factory floor.

A Manager's Guide to Getting Organized By Alpha Editors Mar 1, 2002 Learn how to become a task master by identifying organizational problems and acting on them accordingly.

A Methodology for E-Business? By Michelle Johnston Sollicito Feb 9, 2001 E-business consultant Michelle Johnston argues that e-business isn't so different from what we've all been doing for years.

A Network Administrator's View of Multiservice Networks By Robert Wood Dec 9, 2005 Multiservice networks provide more than one distinct communications service type over the same physical infrastructure. Multiservice implies not only the existence of multiple traffic types within the network, but also the ability of a single network to support all of these applications without compromising quality of service (QoS) for any of them. This chapter covers multiservice networks in detail from the network administrator's viewpoint.

A New Standard for MANs: The IEEE 802.17 Resilient Packet Ring By William Stallings Jun 15, 2001 Bill Stallings discusses the IEEE 802.17 Resilient Packet Ring Metropolitan Area Network Standard for high-speed packet-based data network capability.

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