Over three quarters of Fortune 500 companies, and hundreds of thousands of smaller companies use a flavour of Microsoft SharePoint but they’re not all using it for the same things. The tricky thing about explaining what SharePoint does is that it isn’t any one software program but rather a platform for several different kinds of programs. SharePoint
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Microsoft adds new security scoring facility to Office 365 Use new Office 365 feature to raise you Security Score and stay safe. If the information age has taught us anything, it has taught us that managing security risks in an enterprise is, and must be, a priority. A security breach can happen anytime and come
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We are working with local SharePoint gurus Dolphin Networks on a couple of Intranet projects. One question we consistently get asked is What is SharePoint and what is BI? Great questions that are not that easy to answer. Even Steve Ballmer seems confused at the launch of the SharePoint 2009 Conference. See YouTube video. However, the
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Next Thursday the 16th, Apple will pay shareholders a quarterly dividend of $0.57 per share held. To qualify you must be a holder of APPL today. Total payout will be $3.1 billion. This payout will be the fourth 57 cent dividend Apple has paid since it announced plans to increase its dividend from 52 cents during
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Introduction to SSL Security Security is a key component of how the Intranet and websites function and encryption is a core part of strengthening site security. At the start of the year Google will commence issuing warnings to readers that non SSL sites are Non Secure. These warnings will initially focus on e-commerce sites, then
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Reports from Seoul don\’t look good for Samsung. According to Yonhap News Lee Jae-yong, Samsung Group\’s de facto leader, attended a court hearing earlier today that would decide the legality of his detention over allegations he bribed President Park Geun-hye\’s close friend in return for business favor. After a nearly four-hour interrogation session at the Seoul
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Apple are raising UK App Store prices by 25 percent, bending to the pound’s drop in value following our Brexit vote to leave the EU. Apps that cost 79 pence will increase to 99 pence, according to a notification sent to app developers today. Apps that costs $2.99 in the U.S., for instance, will now
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The Dublin administration said the EU\’s competition watchdog had interfered with its sovereignty. Ireland is appealing against the order to recoup 13 billion euros and will argue that the Commission is attempting to rewrite Irish tax laws and that Apple\’s Irish subsidiaries paid all tax which was properly due. A Department of Finance submission said: “The Commission
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The Economist this week has a detailed report on the impact that moving retail on-line is having on the high street and the distribution business. – Yes good news for sellers of white vans. Highlights below – Full article. BRITAIN, Napoleon once supposedly scoffed, was “a nation of shopkeepers”. Nowadays it is a nation of
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Apple once again recorded over 100% of the smartphone market’s operating profits in the third quarter, dominating its competitors, according to BMO Capital Markets. BMO Capital Markets analyst Tim Long estimates the iPhone accounted for more than 100% of the smartphone market profit because other vendors lost money in the sector. As a result, Apple has more
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