Today I met an amazing bunch of women all looking for new ideas on how to do better business. I have to say that I saw some excellent networking today and I got excited (again) about business!
I was lucky enough to take one of the keynote presentations and I would like to thank all those […]
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“We are worried patients are not going to have all the information they need to know what is going on with their records.”
British Medical Association
This year, the Government is intending to ask UK GPs to transfer the electronic medical records of their patients onto a national database called the ’spine’. This system is designed to […]
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It was a normal day in where some may call ‘the wrong side of the M25′ and something wasn’t quite right…
… it was quiet…
… almost too quiet…
I had been receiving feeds from the various blogs I subscribe to but there were some RSS links that didn’t reflect the ‘outgoing’ personalities of the authors (inc. mine!) […]
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“As IT becomes the cornerstone of our connections with customers, suppliers, partners, and business information, identifying and managing IT Risk becomes a core business capability.”
Greg Hughes, Executive VP, Symantec Corp.
Symantec have just released Volume One of their IT Risk Management Report which analyses the results from a year-long study that examines IT risk, based on […]
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Knock yourself out “kiddos”! with these little bad boys. For all those not playing with this application - you really need to try it out. I’ve met the converted at the SBSC Symposium and it really is a great business application. Shame those at the Mothership failed to release it to the small business market - […]
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Thanks to Dan Escapa for creating this little gem.
Dan’s post on his application can be found here.
Download the Send to OneNote 2007 Powertoy from here (you will need OneNote 2007 and .Net Framework 2.0 installed already).
Subscribe to his feed (so you can learn more about OneNote) here.
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The background image of the mountain reflected in a lake is actually Grinnell Point on Swiftcurrent Lake, located at Glacier National Park in Montana.
Aero stands for Authentic, Energetic, Reflective, Open! (someone got paid for that…)
The ’start’ button has been removed and replaced by the Vista.. Pearl (so you’re all going to call it that now […]
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Vijay interviewed me for a post on his blog, if you want to read about some of my comments on the community and my views on a bunch of other things on another blog site then click here.
Thanks to Vijay not only for my opportunity to waffle on another website but also for the hard work that he […]
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If you thought that retailers in the IT market were going to pose a challenge to some of us partners, then read the following article about Starbucks.
If you don’t get the chance to read it, then just read the following whilst imagining yourself as the local one-off coffee shop:
Last month Starbucks announced its plans to open […]
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No?
Well I wouldn’t bother, they’ve already found a winner…
I sometimes wonder why the MS marketing teams spend hours thinking of new ideas - surely this is all they’ll need?
Makes Vista look pretty good eh?
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