Showing posts with label support. Show all posts
Showing posts with label support. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

Comment on Wi-Fi’s coming identity crisis by PC Support

Wifi is a great technology, Its very easy to setup and access wifi connection if you have a proper signal strength, Its preferable to get connected to wifi rather than carrying a internet usb drive or a fixed desktop connection...Lets see how the players play with this amazing technology...

Comment on Wi-Fi’s coming identity crisis by PC Support


Backlink: http://gigaom.com/2011/07/05/wi-fis-coming-identity-crisis/#comment-636699

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Google Funding CS4HS to Support Computer Science Education

CS4HS is a workshop for high school and middle school computer science teachers that introduces new and emerging concepts in computing and provides tips, tools and guidance on how to teach them. The ultimate goals are to "train the trainer," develop a thriving community of high school CS teachers and spread the word about the awe and beauty of computing.

Google Funding CS4HS to Support Computer Science Education


Backlink: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/DTWB/~3/yN4mSIvBfDE/

Friday, December 3, 2010

Gowalla iPhone app adds check-in support Foursquare, Facebook, more (The Boy Genius Report)

If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em. As the mobile check-in game get more popular — and thus, more annoying — with each passing day, the new breed of LBS services must find new ways to fight for users. But can’t they all just get along? Gowalla seems to think so, and with its newly updated iOS application, the company hopes to keep users immersed by removing the need to switch apps if they...

Source : The Boy Genius Report

Explore : Facebook, iPhone, Phone, Social Network, Telecommunication


Gowalla iPhone app adds check-in support Foursquare, Facebook, more (The Boy Genius Report)


Backlink: http://wik.io/info/US/232810369

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Blog Post: How to Support a New Location with SharePoint Virtualization

Private cloud computing built on virtualization technology provides ways to reduce the capital cost by allowing you to utilize more of your existing resources. Using Windows Server 2008 R2, Hyper-V, System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 and S

Blog Post: How to Support a New Location with SharePoint Virtualization


Backlink: http://www.blogcatalog.com/search/frame?term=location&id;=b0af5dd7b31c8a5a2f47c0c764a7f6c6

Sunday, November 21, 2010

iTunes Connect Mobile App Update Adds ‘iPad, Multitasking, Retina’ and More Features Support

Apple has released an update to its iTunes Connect Mobile application which allows iOS developers to track and manage their App Store applications.

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Monday, November 1, 2010

LizardTech Unveils GeoExpress 8 at GEOINT 2010 Symposium Now With Support for MrSID Generation 4

With MG4’s support for compressing hyperspectral data users can use GeoExpress to compress up to 255 bands of geospatial data to the MrSID format.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Cloud Computing Startup Nomadesk Raises $7 Million To Support US Expansion

Nomadesk, formerly known as Aventiv, offers one of the most elegant cloud-based data sharing, synchronization and storage solutions on the market, and you've probably never even heard of it. Perhaps this will change in the near future, as the Belgian company has just raised $7 million in Series B financing to support its plans for expansion in North America.

Post originale: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/U8EYPR90MM0/

Sunday, October 24, 2010

FaceTime on Mac Doesn’t Support Middle Eastern Countries – But You Can Have It Working

As noted earlier, FaceTime for iOS doesn't work in Middle Eastern countries: "Saudi Arabia, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait." Now that FaceTime for Mac is out, people is wondering if the same restrictions would apply on the new verison. SaudiMac notes that FaceTime for Mac doesn't allow you to select Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, or Egypt as your location. This means that FaceTime for Mac isn't really supposed to be supported for users in those nations.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Loopt App Gets Facebook Places Support (PC World)

Loopt, a location-based service like Gowalla and Foursquare, has updated its iPhone app with a handful of features, not the least of which is integration with...

Source : PC World

Explore : Facebook, Loopt, Social Network



Post originale: http://wik.io/info/US/222871343

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Opportunities to Support Multiple Small Businesses from Home

I was speaking with a 99er who struck on a business idea that seemed plausible that most any industrious tech can do: Support 10-12 small businesses that are close in proximity for a very low rate. This isn't the kind of network administration of the old days where you build a domain maximizing uptime. Today between XP/Win7 and Server 200x, the platform is relatively stable. The work is not so much running around each to workstation because Word crashed, but helping the small business wade through the vast amounts of options for each technology. The small business now needs advice on backup, compliance, data security, data integrity, remote access, antivirus endpoint protection, patching solutions, not to mention their web presence, search engine optimization, smart phones, etc, etc, etc.


I loved the idea when I heard it and when I read the USA Today article about small business owners being overwhelmed with this very problem; I was convinced that there is a business opportunity here.



Now I'm not suggesting that you perform all of these duties, but you can offer best suggestions based on their needs and their type of business.  The business owner may not even know where to begin on backup, and you know a Google search will take her down a rabbit hole that she doesn't have the time for. You can bring in the teams that can perform these duties. Once in place you maintain them.



Of course you know Word will crash, and a doc will be lost, and a server will seize, but you'll be there because you are also on call. The difference from the old days of network support is that the remote access is reliable. If you need to come in, you drive over; It's as if you're down the hall. If the ISP goes down, you're the one who calls them. You then turn around and offer a failover ISP solution, something the business owner may not have even thought of.

You also will come in for a standard two hours a week to walk around and proactively deal with problems that the user may have thought too small to report.  Try to take a meeting with the owner to discuss problems and solutions.


For this you charge $3 an hour. With 10 or 12 business, that's approximately 60K a year. Again, you are not building their SEO, or website, or buying their smart phones. You are their answer to any tech question they may have. You are their expert at a discount.  When the system fails, you're the go to guy/gal.



Of course this is all flexible. If you have DBA skills, you can show them ways to better leverage their customer relations management software.  It's whatever you want it to be.

--Dino Londis 



Post originale: http://career-resources.dice.com:80/articles/content/entry/opportunities_to_support_multiple_small