On May 14, 2010

Are You Executive Management Material? Take The Quiz

Ever wonder where your career is heading? What's at the top of your corporate ladder? Well, answer this: Is CYA your favorite acronym? Is "plausible deniability" a major factor in your decision-making? Then you might be executive management material. Take


On May 14, 2010

The Solution for Marketing Overwhelm

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Ever wish there was just a blueprint you could follow to market your business?

No, not a magic formula. Not a “push-button million-dollar cash machine.”

You’re not lazy and you’re not afraid to put the work in.

But…


On May 14, 2010

Unify Your E-mail: Manage Hotmail in Outlook

No one likes to juggle Web mail and Outlook separately, which is what makes Microsoft's Outlook Hotmail Connector so nifty -- it deftly integrates your Hotmail with any other POP, IMAP, and Exchange accounts you might keep in Outlook.


On May 14, 2010

Who Should Reveal Salary Expectations First?

Why do companies stonewall on revealing their salary ranges but demand you share yours? Is it a good strategy or a recipe for failure? The Evil HR Lady gives her take on salary matters.
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On May 14, 2010

How to Make the Cloud Enterprise-Ready: It’s the Support, Stupid!

Whenever people debate the enterprise-readiness of cloud computing, the discussion usually centers on reliability, security, compliance and integration questions. However, underlying these important concerns is an even more fundamental issue that keeps most IT and business decision-makers


On May 14, 2010

The Big Business of Electronic Health Records, Part 1

The title of the sweeping and controversial healthcare reform proposal signed into law last March -- "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act" -- is a reminder that the focus of all healthcare is not institutional, but individual:


On May 14, 2010

Volcanic Ash Means More Bad Webmeetings

When the Eyjafjallajökull volcano erupted,  thousands of big executives found themselves stuck in airports thinking, "there has to be a better way". Not surprisingly, their thoughts turned to video conferencing and webmeetings. What they probably didn't consider was that increasing