Monthly Archives: July 2009
In recent years, IT professionals have become increasingly interested in cloud computing. Once a theoretical concept, cloud computing now has many practical applications and fascinating implications for businesses of all sizes. What is Cloud Computing? Through cloud computing, many businesses and organisations access shared computing resources to run applications that rely on remote servers and [...]
When Twitter was first introduced, it seemed to be nothing more than a novelty. It offered people a way to send “tweets” about their life, in succinct 140-character blurbs. Interesting? Perhaps. Useful? Perhaps not. But since Twitter’s introduction, its popularity has spread like wildfire. Millions of users send tweets throughout the day, and although the [...]
There are many people in this world who still don’t believe in the power of the business vocabulary. Experts argue about the importance of building your knowledge about business terms and how they represent the true core of understanding the development of your business across its various stages. This fact is especially important in the [...]
Hey! Another month, time for another photo of the month. This photo was taken along the coast in Port Stephens, NSW in an area near Birubi beach. It was so windy, and it was about to rain, but the colours of the rocks stopped me on my way back to the car. Over and out [...]
The European Commission says Microsoft has agreed to open up Windows to different web browsers in order to fend off European Union litigation. “Microsoft has proposed a consumer ballot screen as a solution to the pending antitrust case about the tying of Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser with Windows,” the commission said in a statement. [...]
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