The Email Charter: Sloppy advice about drowning in email

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	Richi Jennings: Sloppy advice about drowning in email Have you heard about the Email Charter? It's a series of rules to help people use email more efficiently, and not allow it to become our master. However, while it's a laudable goal, there's several things wrong with it. I've been researching, engineering, and project-managing email systems since 1985, so here's my opinion, in The Long View... INSIDER (free registration requested) Read More WHITE PAPER: Schooner Information Technology The Short Guide to MySQL High-Availability Options The Short Guide to MySQL High-Availability Options: An analysis of today's MySQL high-availability challenges and what asynchronous, semi-synchronous and fully synchronous replication offer toward reducing downtime, achieving full data consistency, automating failover, and simplifying administration. Read now! In this Issue NAC saves University of North Carolina money, keeps illegal file sharing in check How to set up and maintain a wireless workplace Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? Sharky: Is that really a place where you want things backed up? IT Blogwatch: Leo Apotheker gets $23M+ handshake; HOW MUCH??? WHITE PAPER: SAP Business Intelligence for the Small to Medium Sized Business Based on feedback from almost 650 end-user organizations, this report serves as a roadmap for SMBs looking to improve their analytical capability and achieve Best-in-Class performance through the deployment of BI. Read now! NAC saves University of North Carolina money, keeps illegal file sharing in check Network access control (NAC) is saving the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $40,000 per year by keeping students from illegally using peer-to-peer file-sharing applications. Read More How to set up and maintain a wireless workplace Wireless networks aren't just a convenience anymore; they've become an essential part of business culture. It's nearly impossible to walk into a workplace that doesn't use Wi-Fi in some fashion. For the millions of portable wireless devices--from traditional laptops to smartphones and tablets (including Apple's iDevices and the ever-expanding menagerie of Android-based gear)--that people carry with them today, Wi-Fi is the great connector, providing an industry-standard communication layer for untethered devices. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM Transform Infrastructure Management The convergence of the power infrastructure and demands of information infrastructure require optimum network operation. Learn how Tivoli Netcool is key in moving energy and utility companies forward by automating and simplifying configuration and change management, speeding deployments, demonstrating regulatory compliance and controlling costs. Read now Vote now: What's on your 2011 holiday wish list? Computerworld wants to know: What type of tech gear do you most want to receive as a holiday present this year? Let us know by taking our quick poll. We'll focus on the most popular product types in our 2011 holiday gift guide. Read More Sharky: Is that really a place where you want things backed up? Network admin working for this construction contractor is responsible for networking to the trailers on job sites, which are spread all over the map. So when the backup appliance at one site loses connectivity, fish needs to know why. Read More IT Blogwatch: Leo Apotheker gets $23M+ handshake; HOW MUCH??? Ex-HP-CEO Leo Apotheker is leaving Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) with as much as $23 million in severance, stock, and bonus payments -- maybe more. He'll also get relocation and legal expenses on top. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers stare, open-mouthed, at the size of the payment. Read More
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