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Posted on June 13, 2008 - Filed Under 309 | Leave a Comment
Learn the basics techniques and processes of Metal Casting.
Learn about Sand Casting and Spin Casting.
There are various casting processes being implemented now
days. The oldest amongst them is sand casting. Spin casting is also widely
used. They can be described as follows:
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Regulations Drive Need for Storage Specialists, Study Says
Posted on May 30, 2008 - Filed Under 309 | Leave a Comment
With Sarbanes-Oxley regulations and other data retention laws in place, the need for data storage experts is on the rise. Read Lora’s article on various news that validate the need.
UK-based IT staffing firm Ifftner Solutions says requirements arising from Sarbanes-Oxley and the European Union’s data retention law are creating an increasing demand for data storage specialists in the UK.
According to eGov monitor, Ifftner representative Melanie Bosley says the requirement that U.S. companies be able to produce e-mail written in the last five years that contains particular words - as well as other longer data retention periods - has resulted in a growing number of storage architects , consultants and engineers.
Read More..>>Stun Guns - Usage And Effectiveness
Posted on May 30, 2008 - Filed Under 309 | Leave a Comment
Stun Guns are carried by ordinary citizens and law enforcement for protection against personal attacks and are legal in MOST states.
Stun Guns By Theresa M. Troolines
Many people have seen stun guns in movies and television shows, where the actor uses it to fight off their enemies. In real life, they are carried by police officers, and ordinary citizens to protect themselves from personal attacks. These devices might look somewhat scary, but when used, they temporarily incapacitate the person without causing any long term damage. The stun gun victim will be out of energy and weak and will allow you time to flee.
Read More..>>Dell’s SMB Services Strategy
Posted on May 30, 2008 - Filed Under 309 | Leave a Comment
Dell is trying to make a new expansion into services a key part of its “Dell 2.0? business transformation effort. Read Ann’s insight into Dell’s SMB services strategy.
When I wrote about Dell’s SMB-oriented product lines in July, I noted that several experts stressed that Dell would also need to beef up its service offerings if it hoped to expand its SMB business.
Indeed, according to a recent Forbes article, Dell should focus narrowly on SMB services, as it really can’t hope to compete with IBM or HP for big service contracts with larger companies. Dell’s service business suffered an embarrassing setback in 2006 when Philips canceled a five-year deal in which Dell would have managed desktop PCs for 75,000 users.
Read More..>>Software So Easy a Business Person Can Use It?
Posted on May 26, 2008 - Filed Under 309 | Leave a Comment
A recent survey found that the majority of end users (60 percent) find enterprise applications somewhat difficult, very difficult or almost impossible to use, hampering employee productivity. Ann takes a look at the statistics and the plea that software needs to be business user friendly.
Back in October, a debate about enterprise software raged briefly throughout the blogosphere. Some folks said that enterprise software needed to be more user-friendly, like its consumer-oriented counterparts. Others said, in essence, business isn’t supposed to be fun, so get over it.
Read More..>>Will HP buy Alcatel-Lucent?
Posted on May 26, 2008 - Filed Under 309 | Leave a Comment
As HP begins to build their cloud-based outsourcing service, the question is raised, “Is the next step to buy Alcatel-Lucent?” Rob Enderle takes a look at that question and forms his hypothesis.
HP is one of several firms aggressively doing acquisitions. Its latest, EDS, takes it one big step closer to being able to build a cloud-based IT outsourcing business, likely catching most of its competitors by surprise and effectively cornering this market.
Another high-profile HP effort is Halo, which just got an award for environmental responsibility. Given the American Airlines announcement indicating a massive reduction in travel capacity, telepresence systems like Halo have never been more timely. But Halo is a telecommunications product, and HP is not a telecommunications company.
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