Dec 17
Business Objects licensing products are now available on our site! The program through Business Objects is known as Crystal Volume Licensing Program (CVLP). It’s a transaction-based program for Crystal Reports and Xcelsius software. Need a program that easily designs interactive reports then shares them through virtual data sources? Use Crystal Reports! Need a program to …
Dec 16
Are you feeling the economic squeeze around your bank account? Are you feeling the polluted air contaminating your lungs? Are you feeling the fat build on your body? Stop paying for that car. Stop contributing to carbon emissions. Stop letting those calories store into fat. And start commuting more economically. Start doing more for the …
Dec 15
The Federal Government in Australia is introducing an internet filter that will block access to sites containing obscene and criminal content — think child sex abuse, sexual violence, bestiality, detailed tutorials on how to commit crimes and other things that are most likely found in the Anarchist’s Cookbook. The Huffington Post reports that such material …
Dec 14
More proof of Google’s eventual world domination: Google now has its own URL shortener. Released with the newest version of Google Toolbar, “http://goo.gl” type addresses are now available. Read more about it at Google’s blog. Although a free service (through Google Toolbar or Feedburner), this isn’t the freebie I wanted to mention. Still spirited by …
Dec 14
Kaspersky is offering a free copy of AntiVirus 2010 for each purchased license of either Business Space Security, Enterprise Space Security, or Total Space Security. This deal is for new licenses only (no renewals) and with a minimum purchase of 50 licenses. This is a great time for businesses to make sure their workstations and …
Dec 11
Okay, in a round about way, get your business software free… It’s called “Section 179″ or sometimes referred to as “SUV Tax Loophole.” Have you heard about it? This IRS tax code allows businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment, including software, purchased or financed during the tax year. Basically, rather than …
Dec 10
It’s begun! Last night as I checked my AOL mail, I realized it wasn’t “AOL” anymore. It had become “Aol.” AOL trashed their logo and has emerged as a publicly traded company, official as of this morning. Although it’s been a slow day at the stock exchange, AOL is throwing caution to the wind and …
Dec 09
In a recently released study from the University of California, San Diego, Americans were found to consume about 1.3 trillion hours of information. in 2008 Eating up 3.6 zettabytes of information and 10,845 trillion words, that equals out to 34 gigabytes and 100,500 words each day, per person! Uh, Zettabyte?!? A zettabyte = a 1 …
Dec 08
Google has been in the news a lot lately… new technologies, new innovations, new products… It’s all about Google. And that is why I think they are eventually going to take over the world. Well, the technological world, at least… Here are a few recent “waves” (no pun intended) Google has been making: Google Introduces …
Dec 07
Have you been seeing small funky boxes that include a kind of two-dimensional code? Labeled as a “QR code,” these unusual boxes have become the new generation of marketing in our world of ever-evolving technology. So what is it exactly? It’s a code that stores web-site addresses, contact information, phone numbers or other alphanumeric data. …
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