Turns out it's faster with punch cards after all

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	Turns out it's faster with punch cards after all It's the 1980s, and this pilot fish is a mainframe computer operator for a big insurance company. The big news: IBM has just delivered tape drives that use cartridges instead of the old reels. Just one problem: The new equipment crashes every night. Read today's complete Shark Tank: Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Good Technology Maximize Mobile Choices for Employees Is a tidal wave of consumer mobile devices flooding your workplace? You're not alone. Most IT professionals are under pressure from mobile professionals, who have a strong preference for Bring Your Own Device or BYOD. Rather than fight the growing tide, smart IT is looking for ways to give employees greater mobility, while minimizing risk and cost. Click to continue
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