Showing posts with label Tom's IT Pro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom's IT Pro. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 March 2017

Can You Run A Business via a Smartphone?

Smartphones have come so far in the last decade. But could you ditch your laptop for one? The answer is maybe.

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Firefox 52 is the Last for Windows XP

The latest version of Firefox will allow complex apps to run faster and it supports WebAssembly.

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Justify Your Investment in Video Conferencing Software

Video conferencing software is one way many businesses are creating collaborative, virtual work environments for employees — no matter where they reside. But can you convince the execs?

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How to Create Your First Chocolatey NuGet Package

Chocolatey is a favorite open source tool that uses NuGet to allow IT administrators to download and silently install software.

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Tuesday, 7 March 2017

ITIL Certification Guide: Overview And Career Paths

ITIL is the de facto standard for IT service management frameworks. In this certification guide we cover ITIL's current certifications and training options as well as ITIL-related careers.

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Best Technologies That Enable Digital Handoffs

Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, HP and Google are all trying to bridge the computing divide and bring us a more continuous computing existence from mobile to desktop.

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Monday, 6 March 2017

Are Subscription-Based IT Training Plans Worth The Money?

More content providers are jumping into the business of offering ongoing, subscription-based certification training and prep packages. Are these all-embracing training programs worth it?

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Report: PowerShell Trojan Uses DNS Queries

A targeted attack that's delivered by a malicious Word doc was uncovered by researchers at Cisco's Talos threat research group. The PowerShell scripts do a remarkable job of hiding its intentions and uses the Domain Name Service (DNS) to execute. MORE: DD

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Is Your Pay Keeping Pace with the Market?

New online tools promise to give quick answers about salaries, but you'll need more data to accurately determine your worth in today's marketplace.

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Business Guide to Cloud Backup

Cloud-based backup is a no-brainer, but sometimes you need more ammo than that to convince the higher ups.

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Sunday, 5 March 2017

Docker Launches Enterprise Edition

Not content to own the container management space, Docker is opening its enterprise doors to pump up adoption within corporations.

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Friday, 3 March 2017

Business Phone Services: Best Picks and Buying Guide 2017

Which business phone service is right for your small-to-medium business? We’ve narrowed the best choices for IT professionals to the top three: Nextiva, RingCentral and ShoreTel.

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How To Create a Custom DSC Resource

PowerShell cmdlets can help you create your own custom DSC resource.

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Thursday, 2 March 2017

Cloud Office Suites Compared: Microsoft vs. Free

Microsoft Office 365 will cost you, but is it the best? We compared it to six of its free cloud-based office suite competitors to find out which works for business.

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CompTIA Launches New Intermediate-Level Cybersecurity Certification

CompTIA launched the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CSA+), which aims to fill the gap between the entry-level Security+ and CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) certifications.

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