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5 Essential Qualities of Workflow Management Solutions

Posted By: Christineon: August 11, 2021In: Cloud Computing, Technology
5 Essential Qualities of Workflow Management Solutions

Standardized workflows play an essential role in helping businesses optimize productivity and consistency. Luckily, workflow management platforms have been making standardization and impleme... Read more

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5 Ways Advanced Technology is Changing the Face of the Finance Department

Posted By: Christineon: November 21, 2019In: Business, Cloud Computing, Security, Technology
5 Ways Advanced Technology is Changing the Face of the Finance Department

Although financial principles, theories, and concepts remain relatively consistent over time, the technologies and processes that companies use to enact these functions are constantly in flu... Read more

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Can’t Install iCloud on Windows 10? There’s A Workaround For That

Posted By: Christineon: April 26, 2019In: Cloud Computing, Technology, Windows
Can’t Install iCloud on Windows 10? There’s A Workaround For That

After Microsoft’s ‘version 1809’ update released November 13, 2018, users discovered problems with iCloud. The update disabled the ability to sync or update shared albums, and new installati... Read more

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5 Reasons the Competition is Using the Cloud (And You Should Too)

Posted By: Christineon: August 22, 2016In: Cloud Computing
5 Reasons the Competition is Using the Cloud (And You Should Too)

Everywhere you look, people are talking about the cloud. In fact, they’ve been doing so for years. But, as you may notice, there’s more than just talk in 2016. The vast majority of businesse... Read more

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5 Misconceptions About The Cloud That Are Keeping Businesses from Moving

Posted By: Christineon: July 20, 2016In: Cloud Computing
5 Misconceptions About The Cloud That Are Keeping Businesses from Moving

People think of a lot of different things when they think of “the cloud.” For some people, it’s a magical, ethereal substance hanging in the air. For others, it’s a data solution based on in... Read more

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5 Ways To Productively Use the Cloud

Posted By: Christineon: February 22, 2016In: Cloud Computing
5 Ways To Productively Use the Cloud

Having access to the cloud and to cloud computing has been a revolution for many businesses and private people. No longer are people handcuffed to FTP links, servers that don’t automat... Read more

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5 Reasons Online Security and Encryption Should Be a Top Personal Priority

Posted By: Christineon: January 17, 2016In: Cloud Computing, Mobile
5 Reasons Online Security and Encryption Should Be a Top Personal Priority

Words like ‘privacy’ and ‘security’ and ‘encryption’ get thrown around a lot in the business world, but no matter what industry you’re in, no matter... Read more

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6 Cloud Predictions and Trends for 2016

Posted By: Christineon: December 05, 2015In: Cloud Computing
6 Cloud Predictions and Trends for 2016

The cloud industry has undergone a lot of change and transformation this year. However, it appears that 2016 will be the year that things really take off. Increased adoption at both an enter... Read more

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Life In The Cloud: 4 Apps That Imitate Daily Life

Posted By: Christineon: November 18, 2015In: Cloud Computing, Mobile
Life In The Cloud: 4 Apps That Imitate Daily Life

From prevalent games like The Sims and RollerCoaster Tycoon to niche games like Street Cleaning Simulator and German Truck Simulator, simulation games have always been popular. With an incre... Read more

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Host Your Nameplate Site on a Domain You Control

Posted By: Christineon: February 25, 2011In: Cloud Computing

I couldn’t agree more with the premise behind services like About.me and Flavors.me: if you spend a lot of time online for work, play, and your sparetime projects, you want a one-pager... Read more

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This Week in Google Episode 72

Posted By: Christineon: December 10, 2010In: Cloud Computing

Got to chew over all the recent Google News with Tom Merritt, Jeff Jarvis, and Kevin Purdy this week while Leo was at the Le Web conference. We spent a lot of time talking about ChromeOS and... Read more

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Disposable Computers

Posted By: Christineon: December 09, 2010In: Cloud Computing

Here’s another difference between Apple and Google: Apple makes beautiful computers, and Google makes computers disposable. Check out this ChromeOS commercial. I actually recoiled watc... Read more

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This Week in Google, Episode 71

Posted By: Christineon: December 02, 2010In: Cloud Computing

Really fun episode yesterday with Matt Cutts, one of Google’s most friendly and well-known engineers. We talked about the power of links (even negative ones), net neutrality, Google po... Read more

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Google Apps vs. Google Accounts Parity Coming

Posted By: Christineon: July 02, 2010In: Cloud Computing, Webapps

Google Apps users who want access to all the same products that regular Google Accounts have won’t have to wait much longer. An anonymous tipster tells me a Google Trusted Tester progr... Read more

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How to Set Up OpenID on Your Own Domain

Posted By: Christineon: June 17, 2010In: Cloud Computing

For some reason I was under the mistaken impression that setting up an OpenID on my own domain, ginatrapani.org, would be a big hassle: that I’d have to host my own OpenID server softw... Read more

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