Whaddya Mean, Big Data?
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It’s been going on for a while now. We hear the term “Big Data” used repeatedly and often in contexts that suggest various meanings. To some people, it seems to…
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Who Ya Gonna Trust?
In society of today, we face many questions about what information to trust, whose perspective to trust, and which technologies to trust. Only history will provide us with the right…
Tech Security Black Monday
It’s not a good day for IT security. Two vulnerabilities were announced today, one affecting WiFi for almost everyone, and another that affects public key encryption. Those who know me…
Top 10 Web Hosts All the Same
I think the word is out! “You can’t believe anything you read on the Internet.” (By the way, if you haven’t heard that, it’s true!) And that means this article…
Be Not Afraid of This Cloud
We’ve talked here about the Cloud before and it’s likely that we’ll be talking about it again. Whether you’re ready for it or not, no other advance in business computing…
About Cloud Storage
What do you know about Cloud Storage? Everyone is talking about it, some people are using it, some aren’t sure if they are, and as with any major shift in…
How You Manage Passwords
Okay now, tell the truth. With all the passwords you have to manage just to do your job and stay in touch with friends and family, you cannot possibly have…
Why We So Afraid of that Cloud?
You’ll hear a lot of folks flinging the term around today, some as an epithet, others as a panacea. Cloud computing, or simply The Cloud has come to mean a…
Trail of Techs
Technologies I’ve Known I’m not sure what provoked the idea, but some reflection of mine on a long gone technology inspired me to make a word cloud from the technologies…
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Why You Should Be Reading Facebook at Work (Pt 3)
We started by looking at why various social media platforms can constitute a vital and valuable part of your business intelligence stream. The principle is that default ways of reading…