Monthly Archives: March 2009
Network Velocity embraces Google Apps
There is a fundamental and undeniable change coming in the world of IT: Cloud computing. Cloud computing promises to provide businesses with on demand, highly scalable services that previously costs thousands in hardware, software and IT consulting. Network Velocity is … Continue reading
How do you get to Inbox Zero?
Ever hear the term Inbox Zero? How about Getting Things Done, or simply GTD? Both GTD and Inbox Zero are popular time, task and email management methodologies. Inbox Zero focuses on the challenges of managing an unmanageable amount of email. … Continue reading
April Fool’s Day poses Virus risk
Virus programmers have written a new virus that is scheduled to become active on April 1st, 2009. It is estimated that 9 to 15 million machines are currently infected. On April 1st, these machines will execute the malicious code, potentially … Continue reading
Windows XP and Office 2003 reach end of Microsoft lifecycle
Microsoft has confirmed that they will be ending mainstream support for Windows XP and Office 2003 on April 14. The end of mainstream support means that Microsoft will no longer provide bug fixes or service packs for these products. Microsoft … Continue reading
Multitasking and you
Multitasking, once considered a viable qualification for employment, has been increasingly under attack as an inefficient way of conducting business. Unfortunately, most of us still work in environments where multitasking is common. In a study on multitasking the University of … Continue reading