Making the Migration to Windows 7
According to industry analysts at Forrester Research, two-thirds of firms they surveyed have plans to migrate to Windows 7. Forrester believes the time to have this done is [...]
According to industry analysts at Forrester Research, two-thirds of firms they surveyed have plans to migrate to Windows 7. Forrester believes the time to have this done is [...]
Thanksgiving… and we all have something for which to be thankful. And it’s not shopping on Friday. I’m thankful for family, near and far, and for the folks around [...]
The debate among educators goes on: humanities or the sciences? Where are our collective best interests served when it comes to educating our students? [image at left sourced from [...]
Those calculators are from the graphing calculator collection belonging to one Brandon Wilson. He’s one of a small breed of calculator hackers — hobbyists who trade tips and homemade [...]
Off Topic: Anyone catch last night’s (Nov 11th) PBS showing of “POV”? The one bearing this entry’s title? Apropos of Veterans Day, POV showed the movie made by Aron [...]
In a recent article in our local business weekly, Morton Marcus, an independent economist and writer (formerly with Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business) took some time to [...]
There’s money, and then there’s real money. In the book The Greatest Trade Ever Wall Street Journal columnist Gregory Zuckerman lays out the tale of one John Paulson, a [...]
Recently, we’ve had a flurry of inquiries (well, three…) from customers asking about the differences between barcodes and RFID tags. I’ll try to hit a few highlights here, [...]
One interesting aspect of this recession is that everyone seems to have an opinion about what’s ‘normal’ and in particular, what constitutes the ‘new normal.’ Brian Wesbury is chief [...]
With the recession in ebb — in some places, according to some people — are you feeling better? For starters, MSNBC.com reports “better than expected readings on manufacturing and housing.” Manufacturing [...]