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The Problem with J2EE
J2EE is a great thing. As a rich collection of technologies to support the development and deployment of server-side business logic written…
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Triple Threat
Good things come in small packages, but large things aren't always bad either. That must have been the thought someone had in designing an email newsletter for their customers. Apparently they had quite a bit of news; this particular piece of email was 34 megabytes when it arrived at the Mitel SME (E-Smith) server of one of my customers.
Four Tips For Getting More Mileage From Your Articles
It has become common knowledge that the smartest and most effective free method of advertising your business and services is to write and submit articles to the over 400,000 e-zines currently on the 'net. There are even several e-books written on the topic, including mine, that will help you take advantage of this effective technique. What do you do next after you've invested the hours…
Make The Right Hire
How many times have you had an employee quit and then immediately feel desperate to fill the slot that was just vacated? Unfortunately, it's an all too common occurrence in today's workplace.
Toolup.com Peer Review – Emphasize What’s Important
My first impression of toolup.com is it is an attempt to be like officedepot.com, buy.com, and other dot.coms. The only people that are concerned with whether a business has a physical location are those that have an interest in being touchy-feely. The general population realize that what they want are great prices.
Design consistency between PCs and Macs
If you're a designer, odds are you stick to one platform or another. If you learned to design on a Mac, you probably only boot up your PC to make sure everything is coming out right. Some of you may not even own a machine with a different operating system on it.
