Single-sourcing – The Solution for Duplicated Efforts With Documentation

Remember that old saying, “There’s no need to recreate the wheel”? When it comes to documentation, many organizations are trying to do just that. recreate something they already have. However, “single-sourcing” – the practice of using documentation repeatedly for a variety of purposes – can stop those duplicated efforts thus saving time and money.

Andy Beal Answers SEO Questions

Are you having problems getting your website a high position in Google? Or perhaps you are confused as to how to get listed on MSN. Have you just built a website and wondering how to generate traffic? Whatever your search engine marketing question, expert Andy Beal probably has the answer. From basics tips on submitting your website to the search engines to an explanation of “what not to do,” Andy is here to answer any questions you may have.

How to tell if someone opens your email newsletter

There is no real way to know exactly how many times your newsletters are read. There is a neat little ‘trick’ you can use with HTML based newsletters and email so that you can know at least how many times it has been viewed. Compare the number of views the number of copies sent out and you will have a reasonably good idea of how well read your newsletter is. With HTML newsletters and email messages it is possible to tell if the message has been opened.

10 Secrets For Everyday Writing Success

During my 25-year career in a variety of professional positions in both the private and public sectors I have written literally thousands of letters and memos andhundreds of reports. If I had to boil-down everything I’ve learned about practical day-to-day writing for both personal and business purposes into 10 key points, this would be my “top 10 list”.

Why You Need A Firewall NOW

Hackers are getting more sophisticated in entering computers without permission, and once they are in, they have access to every bit of information on your computer, plus the ability to “hijack” it and control it.

Depending on what the hacker wants to do – he can pull out all your personal information, passwords, social security number, credit card numbers, and all the sensitive financial information you keep on the computer. If you are doing taxes on the computer – they can pull all your sensitive information from those. This can be used to steal your identity. You can find charges made against your credit cards, or even that your driver’s license has been reproduced and is being used by someone else. You house title may be transferred to someone else. It is a huge crime these days, and hurts people for many years.

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