This is a presentation I gave earlier this year to some of the staff at Off Madison Ave on how the Internet works. It covers the History and basics of the Internet.
Many companies spend money on IT projects to fufill their need to have the latest and greatest toys and systems. However most do not evaluate how these projects impact their productivity. Often there is a direct relationship between Tech Spending and Productivity enhancements, however it is not the only thing that can enhance productivity.
The below presentation I have given on this very topic. It is somewhat incomplete, as it is meant to be narrated, but you will get the idea.
Maximize Productivity Using Information Technology Spending
One of the common problems that IT Staff run into is transferring Windows users’ desktop profiles from one computer to another while mainataining all of their customizations, files, settings, favorites, emails, and whatever else. One would think that Microsoft would give IT Pros the tools to transfer this kind of data since they made it so critical with the advent of Windows NT & 2000.
Fortunately there is a tool put out by ForensIT that makes this a relatively trivial task. You can download it here. After you download it, follow these directions to use it to transfer your profiles seamlessly.
After following those steps you should have a fully migrated user profile. Keep in mind this dows not migrate programs, Windows is still incapable of doing this.
Enjoy!
Today, Sirius XM consumated their marriage by changing up their channel lineups, eliminating some stations, bringing stations from XM to Sirius, and vice versa. That much seems to have made the news, but what I am not hearing about, and have noticed while listening to my standard Sirius stations (Alt Nation, Lithium, Pulse, & Classic Vinyl) is there seem to be no DJs anymore. After listening for a couple hours today on these stations and others is there do not seem to be any DJs anymore.
If it is true that they laid off all of the DJs, this leaves me feeling a little torn. While I prefer that radio stations inturrupt the music as little as possible, but the DJ were sometimes a nice break, but I can see that they provided very little value for what they were making, which seems to justify their termination if they were laid off. Regardless, I guess it is better than having commercials.