Showing posts with label TechRepublic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TechRepublic. Show all posts

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Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Ten Things...from TechRepublic

Hi All,

TechRepublic is an information technology news aggregator for computer and technology users.  TechRepublic features blogs, community forums, webcasts, research and more for information technology enthusiasts, professionals and others to utilize.

Okay..with all that jargon out of the way, TechRepublic covers cloud computing, big data, computer and network security and much, much more for computer users and professionals.

For the purpose of this blog entry though, I want to focus on an entry called '10 Things'.  Basically these are key facts on a wide range of technologies, techniques, strategies, and skills in the form of a  concise, easy-to-read, lists.   Read on for more examples!

10 Cost-effective ways to quickly beef up your company security.
10 tips for spotting a phishing email
10 legal areas that IT managers should know about 
10 ways Microsoft Office 2016 could improve your productivity
10 of the best pieces of IT advice I ever heard
10 things you should never do on your resume
10 ways to get the most bang for your buck with an Android device
10 easy ways to punch up your presentations
10 web-based tools to maximize productivity
10 free Android apps that are worth checking out 

Enjoy the links!

Regards,
Stu





Tuesday, August 11, 2015

Lists, Lists and More Lists!

Hi All,

TechRepublic is a technology news website.  And more. Much more.  As they say on their 'About Us' page on the website, 'TechRepublic helps IT decision-makers identify technologies and strategies to empower workers and streamline business processes....'

So most of the articles are technologically sophisticated and possibly beyond the ken of some readers - or not.  An interesting article they published back in early August 2015 was titled '10 Of The Best Pieces of IT Advice I Ever Heard'

The site has a list of '10 Things' for readers to take a look at - here is the link.

There are 87 pages of '10 Things' for readers to look at.  Many of the '10 Things' articles are for IT (information technology - think database managers, web designers, security professionals, etc), but some of the following '10 Things' are right up the alley of regular users.

10 Things I Miss About Old Technology 
10 Easy Ways to Ruin Your Smartphone
10 Reasons Why Working in the Office Beats Telecommuting
Job Interview Noobies: Avoid These 10 Mistakes
10 Free Android Apps That Are Worth Checking Out

Enjoy the lists and the technology advice!

Regards,
Stu