LA City Council Choose Google Docs Over Microsoft Office

6 days ago

SitePoint Blogs: Los Angeles City Council has approved a $7.2 million deal to use Google’s applications for its 30,000 personnel. The council voted unanimously to replace several of their current IT systems with Google Apps and GMail instead of competing offers over a dozen other IT suppliers.The deal is a massive boost for Google as it att (Read More)

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MVC or Web Forms? A Dying Question

Oct 30, 2009

DotNetSlackers Latest ASP.NET News: Everyone who talks about ASP.NET MVC gets asked the question:     Should I use MVC or Web Forms? There’s been quite a bit of debate on this topic, but in a couple years I don’t think it will matter. 10 Types Of Developers … those who can count in binary, and those who don’t care. The IT developer who doesn’t read blo (Read More)

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10 Reasons to Love Microsoft Word 2010 & Ditch Snagit’s Screen Capture Tool

Oct 27, 2009

Submitted by Ivanwalsh from blog: Image by Ivan WalshWhat do you want to see in Microsoft Office 2010? Arpan Shan, who has access to the beta versions at Microsoft, shares his favorite 10 Office 2010 features.Some of these you may already know, but he highlights some nice ideas that seem to be coming through. In Word 2010, for example, you [...]Related post (Read More)

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Project Management – Quick Reference Guide Template

Oct 26, 2009

Submitted by Ivanwalsh from Google Reader: You can use this Project Management Quick Reference Guide template as you initiate, plan, execute, control, and close your project using Microsoft Office Project 2003, Microsoft Project 2002, or Microsoft Project 2000.Download: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC011727771033.aspxNo related posts.Related posts br (Read More)

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How to Declare E-mail Bankruptcy

Oct 26, 2009

Submitted by Davidthomas8779 from Google Reader: "Why is my email broken?" was the title of a blog post today by my friend, Ernie the Attorney. He begins, "Almost everyone I know who uses email extensively for work is overwhelmed by email....Some people declare 'email bankruptcy,' which means that they delete all the emails in their inbox and then start from scratch.  And (Read More)

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Going All In With Google Apps

Oct 25, 2009

chaz2b - FriendFeed: Why I did, and why you should. Over the last year or so, my resistance to the Borg-like inevitability of Google has proven futile, as I have moved more and more of my online life into Google applications.  First, I started using Google Reader to manage and access my RSS feeds.  I have always used Gmail as a spam filter and (Read More)

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Free Creative Commons Images on Flickr

Oct 22, 2009

Submitted by Ivanwalsh from blog: If you’re looking for free images for your website or blog, then check out Flickr’s new Creative Commons page.Many Flickr users offer their work under a Creative Commons license, and you can browse or search through content under each type of license. Confused about the different CC licenses? Here is what the different Crea (Read More)

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After beating Microsoft, Eolas sues everyone else

Oct 07, 2009

WinBeta: A company that won a $565 million patent-case judgment before settling with Microsoft in 2007 has filed suit against 22 more companies, alleging they also violated the same patent.Eolas Technologies holds patents on technology that allows Web sites browsers to include embedded media and applications. In its complaint (PDF) (Read More)

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Latest sneak peek of Office Web Apps from TechEd AU

Sep 16, 2009

WinBeta: At an overwhelmingly popular session during Microsoft TechEd Australia 2009 this week, Reed Shaffner from the Office team provided among other things a brief but satisfying peek at the latest Office Web Apps experience that has yet to be opened up for public beta testing. Here’s a couple photos and notes on what he showed o (Read More)

The Choice Is Clear: Universities Worldwide Select Microsoft Live@edu

Jun 23, 2009

WinBeta: Momentum continues worldwide for Microsoft Live@edu: several new universities have recently signed on for the no-charge suite of communication and collaboration tools for students, faculty, staff and alumni. By signing up for Live@edu, the schools gain access to Microsoft Office Outlook Live for e-mail, Microsoft Office Liv (Read More)

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