Well, Google announced the end of life for their own product to sync between Outlook and Google Calendar awhile ago, After uninstalling it, I went back to using the free version of gSync-it for the time being, but I now realize that Nov. 17th is the drop dead date for the version that I have…
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From a Fool With a Tool is Still a Fool: How many companies pony up the money for effective training? Very few, which explains why so many companies waste money on newfangled tools that never deliver their promised results. I’ve seen this first hand, over, and over. Here are a couple of risks you take…
I’m Terrified of My New TV: Why I’m Scared to Turn This Thing On — And You’d Be, Too tags: MM Security Bring E-Discovery Hardware In-House for More Control, Flexibility and Improved Results tags: LitSupport MM Microsoft brings Word, Excel and Powerpoint to iPhone for free tags: MM Tech iPhone Microsoft Tips for Streamlining Your…
Today, I saw this tweet about the new Amazon Echo: An open mic in my house 24/7? I don’t think so. Amazon’s Echo Might Be Its Most Important Product In Years http://t.co/WPgnJVqgxW — Andrew Collier (@drewcollier) November 8, 2014 Now why do I bring this up? Because iOS now has a similar feature. When your…
Saw an article the other day that reminded me of something I rediscover with every training class. “I teach my people on day one…’People don’t want drills, they want holes.’” There’s something very profound in that statement. The reality that “most” people don’t buy tools, or technology, just because they want the technology. They buy…