Software-on-demand and small businesses
April 27, 2005 No Comments
Frank has a post talking about why small businesses don’t get the concept of “software on demand”. My perspective is that small businesses don’t want software on
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Your greatest tech assets are walking out the front door. The cutthroat market is evolving rapidly, leaving companies scrambling for top tech skills. Simply hiring the best isn’t enough anymore; indifference towards retention can lead to catastrophic consequences, including lost skills, lost time, and high costs. Believing that a competitive salary will ensure loyalty is…
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So long Classic VB
March 20, 2005 No Comments
I feel I have to weigh in to the current debate regarding the end of support of VB6. Many people have stated that they see
I was replaced by a biztalk server
March 3, 2005 No Comments
I have to share this gem. This is from the first page of the Biztalk server documentation. “Imagine being the parts manager for an automobile
There is never enough time
March 2, 2005 No Comments
I recently interviewed some students in the co-op program at Concordia University for an internship position this summer. Overall I was quite pleased with the
Some people are missing the point
February 20, 2005 No Comments
Steve Main has a great article on web services, the current implementation methods and why so much of the current debate is pointless.
Why I like hyperthreading!
February 20, 2005 No Comments
One of questions that I had before buying my latest desktop was how beneficial is hyperthreading. I read all the performance reviews that compared the
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