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Creating Family Websites
Filed in archive Consultancy by Clyde Klajdi on January 28, 2010
When creating a family Web site, one of the first things you may want to do is hold a brainstorming session with the people who will be working on, and appearing in, your site. The purpose of this ini...

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Choosing the right version of Windows 7
Filed in archive Consultancy by Clyde Klajdi on January 15, 2010
What if you aim too low? What if you buy, Windows 7 Home Premium and decide later that you really want Windows 7 Professional? Be of good cheer. Switching versions ain't as tough as you think. Mic...

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Publishing An Informative Newsletter
Filed in archive Consultancy by Clyde Klajdi on January 7, 2010
The number one online marketing tool is an ezine, an electronic magazine, or newsletter. An ezine: Puts your name in front of your target audience on a regular basis (monthly, weekly, or daily) ...

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How Business Intelligence has helped embedding IT into business
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on August 13, 2007
Business intelligence (BI) is a business management term, which refers to applications and technologies that are used to gather, provide access to, and analyze data and information about company opera...
Radicality can change the way IT is handled
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on August 9, 2007
You probably remember how angry certain parties were when Oracle announced their unbreakable linux, right ? Weren't we sure that Linux, running on intel hardware would conquer the world and beat a...
SAN for the little guys
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on July 11, 2007
Fujitsu Siemens Computers just started marketing a SAN that is intended for small businesses. The company calls it "My First SAN". Explaining the rationale behind the strategy, he said the ...
Virtualization - why ??
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on May 1, 2007
In the old days, a new server was bought for every application you could think of. Data centers were full of hardware, sometimes critical hardware was on the floor with the cables coming out of the ra...
Map your clients using OrgChartWiki
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on April 30, 2007
Although the app is targeted at companies or project managers, OrgChartWiki is very well at helping you out with someone else : Map your client's organization. any organization, why not use it to ...
The value of conference calls
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on April 24, 2007
Recently I was involved in resolving problems with an application after business hours. The person coordinating this issue called me while I was troubleshooting, asking me if I was able to join the co...
How to deal with difficult customers
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on April 19, 2007
Typically, customers are non-technical people. That often results in frustration, as non-technical people tend to believe that technical people know everything there is to know and they are a speciali...
Howto combine exchange with google
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on April 11, 2007
If you are working for a client that uses something else than you do, you have to find a way to combine the two. Here's how. one of my clients is a big service provider. They, unfortunately, use m...
How to keep emotions and business seperated
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on April 4, 2007
When you have been working on something for a while, in a team or on your own, it often hurts bad when someone comes along and states it's worthless. Being an emotional entity you are likely to ma...
How to do proper problem determination
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on April 3, 2007
You have probably all been in this situation : A customer complaints that 'something is wrong'. The result is mostly the same : The customer is unhappy and feels if it has remotely something t...
Networking ? Not for everyone.
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on March 22, 2007
If you're not the social kind but only do project work, you will need some degreeg of networking. So how do you accomplish that if you're networking skills are not that strong ?? That all depe...
Do's and dont's when working with friends
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on March 19, 2007
Working with friends can be fun, but you can find yourself in a snakepit if you're not careful. Here's what do do, and what not to do. For instance, you're a webhoster with technical knowl...
How to always be on time in only four steps
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on March 13, 2007
When running your own business, it is often considered impolite to be late for an appointment. Personally I hate being late - I prefer getting somewhere early so you can rest for 5 minutes, and you ha...
Project Manager : Organize your life
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on March 12, 2007
If you run your own business, or you are a Project Manager, you need to find a way to organize yourself. Personally, I need to be really strict as I am not too organized by nature. So when the heat is...
How often the simplest solution is the best one
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on March 9, 2007
I recently accepted a little job of replacing a small contact script on a customer's website by a large one, with some feature requests. The customer makes use of an existing platform which accept...
How to act in a company takeover ?
Filed in archive Consultancy by S.M. Schrama on March 8, 2007
As a consultant I am often hired by companies that are in the middle of a takeover. In takeover situations companies have a lot to deal with - from changing processes and procedures to different menta...
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