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25 Facts Partners Should Know About Apple
25 Facts Partners Should Know About Apple Apple was founded on April Fools Day in 1976. No Title Its first slogan was "Byte into an Apple." No Title The first product the company sold was just a computer kit, Apple I, which came with a motherboard, CPU and RAM. No Title The Apple IIe spent…
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Ingram Micro, VMware Expand Partnership for On-Demand Virtualization Licensing
Ingram Micro and VMware have expanded their relationship enabling the distribution giant to provide a VMware Service Provider Program Aggregator offering to channel partners. Through the deal, channel partners in the United States and Canada will now be able to access a pay-as-you-go licensing model for VMware, letting them pay for as many or as…
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10 Reasons Why A Netbook Is A Better Choice Than An iPad
10 Reasons Why A Netbook Is A Better Choice Than An iPad 1. The Keyboard If productivity is what you want, the iPad is not the best choice for one major reason: its keyboard. The virtual keyboard works well in landscape mode, but getting used to it takes time. Worst of all, even the most…
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Faster Hiring Cycles and New Hire Salary Spikes Indicate Recruitment Activity is Up
Waiting to hear from a prospective employer? Well, no news is not good news in today’s job market. More and more, if you’re going to land the job, you’ll hear sooner rather than later. That, says new research, is because companies are looking to hire faster than last year. The new survey report released by…
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10 iPad Apps for Work-Life Balance
10 iPad Apps for Work-Life Balance By Ericka Chickowski Not only does the new Apple iPad tablet hold a lot of opportunity for new and improved business applications, but it also has a lot of potential to unleash apps that allow business people to be people again. Channel Insider’s top 10 iPad apps for work-life…
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10 Issues to Watch For in Implementing Windows 7
10 Issues to Watch For in Implementing Windows 7 1. It’s Not XPThe vast majority of organizations decided to skip Windows Vista. It was a smart move. Microsoft’s last operating system was rife with problems. Several hardware and software products didn’t work with the operating system when it was released. It was subject to security…
