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Taking Measure of Talent
Take a look at this white paper to hear The Harvard Business Review's take on measuring talent.
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Microsoft steps on Samba's toes
A spat erupts over restrictive changes in a Microsoft licensing agreement, which some open-source advocates describe as an 'attack' on GPL programmers and Samba file-sharing technology.
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HP releases Oracle documents: Sun hardware a 'pig in lipstick'
Within hours of Oracle releasing a cache of HP documents seen during litigation between the two companies, HP fired back with a release of its own.
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Oracle releases HP documents: 'Make your own decision'
Oracle has released a cache of HP documents first seen during litigation, which shows just how much HP wanted to keep the ailing Itanium chip going.
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Sustainable--Not “Green� Printing
The Consortium's vision is to advance science to drive a new generation of innovative products and supply networks that address environmental, social, and economic imperatives. Through...
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Apache OpenOffice 3.4 makes official debut; LibreOffice makes its case
Let the games begin. Tuesday, the Apache Software Foundation announced the first official release of Apache OpenOffice, version 3.4, since Oracle donated it to the ASF in mid 2011.
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New Owners for Print Chain AlphaGraphics
Doc will be paying attention to see what happens next – private equity buyers are usually in for the short term, looking to maximize profits and cut costs so they can re-sell at a profit....
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Plustek's super-small video recorder for SMB spy cameras
New nDVR540 solution, priced at $329 for up to 320 gigabytes, was designed for easy set-up and management.
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Osama bin Laden didn't use encryption: 17 documents released
Osama bin Laden didn't use encryption to protect the thousands of files stored in the Pakistani compound where he was killed. 17 of the 6,000 documents have now been publicly released.
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Global chip sales up 1.5 percent in March
Worldwide semiconductor chip sales rose in March, but were down nearly 8 percent from a year ago, marking challenges ahead for the market.
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Ricoh Gets High Marks in Analysis by IDC
Ricoh has leveraged its global experience to shape its Managed Document Services (MDS) strategy for addressing pressing customer concerns in MPS, including cost control, environmental...
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Behind the scenes at MakerBot
The 3D printing for the masses company turns out between 30 and 40 of its Replicators per day, and that number is about to double. Prepare to hear your neighbors talking about 3D printing.
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Free storage for you: Google Drive to arrive today
Google's new cloud-storage service is here. The Google Drive comes with 5GBs of free storage and up to 16 Terabytes of storage for paying customers.
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Better to Print In-House or Outsource?
The lesson learned is that accurate forecasting of print needs, whether using in-house or outsourced resources, is critical to keeping costs low and efficiency high.
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Holding on to Your Customer Base by "Marking Your Territory"
It's becoming clear that offices are not producing the copy and print volumes they once did.
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Microsoft adds ODF support, URL shortening to its SkyDrive storage service
Microsoft has added another bunch of new features to its SkyDrive cloud storage service.
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Next Big Growth Area for Inkjet Printing? Could It Be Ceramic Tile?
The tile industry is moving towards inkjet. The financial incentives are so great that the entire industry is converting rapidly to inkjet. The ceramic tile manufacturer can pay back their...
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Photizo Group Acquires Lyra Research
It will be interesting to see how the new Photizo/Lyra organization tackles the topics of interest to the imaging industry and associated services.
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Sony revival plan: Cut 10,000 jobs; refocus on phones, TV, gaming
Sony, only days after announcing a $6.4 billion loss, double its previous estimates, is to shed 10,000 jobs, or 6 percent of its workforce in the next 12 months.
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Should We Limit Use of Color in Documents?
We live in a very media competitive world. Print has to go head-to-head against the alternatives and shouldn't be handicapped by being less colorful than other media, unless, of course, the use of...
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The Changing Definition of "Printing"
Will we see the death of the commercial printing industry the way we saw the death of the typesetting industry?
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