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10 Things to Look for in a SharePoint Recovery Tool 

In this Quest white paper, see how third-party tools can offer the power to quickly and easily restore critical SharePoint data. Then, learn about 10 key things you should look for when choosing the best SharePoint recovery tool for your needs. Read this white paper today. Registration required, but it is free!

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first published week of:   10/26/2009


12 Things to Know Before You Buy an Infrared Camera-Free White Paper from FLIR

This whitepaper (written by the supplier) addresses, among other things:



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first published week of:   02/09/2009


25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors in Today's Software

IT professionals from more than 30 private- and public-sector organizations created a list of 25 widespread programming errors, and they hope the information will change the way programmers write software, therefore drastically reducing vulnerabilities that can be exploited.

The 2009 CWE/SANS Top 25 Most Dangerous Programming Errors list, publicly released on Jan. 12, 2009, delineates programming errors and ways IT professionals can avoid them. The list is the result of collaboration between the U.S. National Security Agency; the SANS Institute, a security training organization; the MITRE Corp., a nonprofit technology and engineering research and development organization; and numerous security experts from around the world.

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first published week of:   02/02/2009


3D Maps on the Move
vehicle uses off-the-shelf components to build 3D maps of an area

ROAMS (Remotely Operated and Autonomous Mapping System) was created by researchers at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ, with funding from the U.S. Army. It uses several existing mapping technologies to build 3D color maps of its surroundings, and it was demonstrated at the 2009 IEEE conference on Technologies for Practical Robot Applications in Woburn, MA.

The system uses LIDAR (Light Detection and Ranging), which involves bouncing a laser off a rapidly rotating mirror and measuring how the light bounces back from surrounding surfaces and objects. The same technology is already used to guide autonomous vehicles, to make aerial maps, and in spacecraft landing systems.

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first published week of:   11/16/2009


4 ways to better manage your end-users

In today’s ultra-competitive and increasingly stressful IT workplace, your “soft skills” are becoming just as important as your technical skills. In order to move up the career ladder, you need to be able to interact with your “customers” in a positive way — and this means honing your listening and communication skills. Not only will this pave the way for future professional success, you’ll improve your day-to-day work environment by gaining the respect and trust of the people who depend on you: your users.

Here are 4 things you can start doing today to improve your soft skills, and your relationship with your users.

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first published week of:   11/09/2009


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