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The do's and don'ts of social media
Twitter and LinkedIn are phenomenal resources when it comes to advancing your IT career. But are you using them effectively?
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Remedying SharePoint 2010 SP1 database upgrade problems
When you apply SharePoint 2010 Service Pack 1, SharePoint databases are supposed to be upgraded. Unfortunately, the process isn’t without its frustrations.
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Why you can’t afford to ignore mobile security
What’s your company’s mobile security strategy? You don’t really worry about it? These 10 reasons will make you rethink that decision.
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Why IT pros need a self-assessment plan
Take a step back to reflect on where you’ve been and where your career is going. Annual self-assessment can boost your professional profile and help prepare you for an uncertain future.
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SharePoint 2010: Not just document sharing
Is your company just using SharePoint 2010 for document sharing? Check out some of the features you may be missing out on and make the most of your investment.
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How to configure SharePoint 2010 search
Search has been around since SharePoint’s inception but it isn’t enabled in SharePoint 2010. Here’s how to configure search while minimizing the impact on sites.
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Save money while preparing for your IT certification
Proper preparation for IT certification exams doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. Get the lowdown on inexpensive options and where to find them.
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Four common SharePoint security oversights
Although SharePoint's security controls are built in, they're not something you can just set and forget. Don’t overlook these four issues when safeguarding the collaboration platform.
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Preparing for Windows workstation security breaches
Remember that your users’ Windows workstations are just as vulnerable to security breaches as the rest of your system. Here’s how to prepare for the worst.
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Facilitating social computing in SharePoint 2010
Not all social computing is accomplished through Facebook. Set up My Sites in SharePoint 2010 so your users can see what their colleagues are working on.
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Windows environment flaws you may be missing
IT managers know all about the biggest Windows vulnerabilities. But did you remember to include these five potential flaws in your security checklist?
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Write your way toward improved IT career prospects
Many IT pros cower at the thought of writing anything for work. The truth is, improving your writing skills is one of the best ways to get ahead.
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Enhancing SharePoint security through permissions
Get a handle on broad and granular permission management techniques to keep critical SharePoint 2010 data safe.
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Boost your worth -- and your salary
IT pros grouse that their certifications and experience aren't earning them worthy salaries, but few realize what things they need to do to get those extra bucks.
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Free tools Windows managers shouldn’t be without
Everyone can use a little help from time to time, especially IT and Windows managers. Stock up on these free tools and receive assistance without spending a dime.
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How SharePoint 2010 simplifies e-discovery
SharePoint 2010 gives you access to far more e-discovery features than any previous release -- features that will ease compliance issues when they arise.
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Eight best practices for retaining IT talent
All companies concentrate on hiring the right people for IT, but few focus on retaining them. These tips will help you engage your staff members and build loyalty within the group.
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Deconstructing Central Administration in SharePoint
You still can‘t manage individual sites and site collections from Central Administration in SharePoint 2010; but there are eight sections that you can manage.
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A look at affordable certification exam prep options
Are you interested in a Microsoft certification prep course but hesitant because of costs? Don't worry. You can get access to all the info you need without breaking the bank.
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Mastering workflow reports in SharePoint 2010
Take advantage of the reporting and monitoring capabilities to keep tabs on workflow processes in SharePoint 2010.
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Enabling and using IRM in SharePoint 2010
Normally a Windows feature, Information Rights Management also lets admins limit access to SharePoint 2010 documents. Here’s how to set up IRM and handle its limitations.
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Know your enemy: Understand management to sell ideas
Crafting the perfect pitch can be difficult in a budget-conscious workplace. Knowing how management will react to proposals can help.
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Five habits of successful IT pros
Wondering why you’re not ascending in your IT department? Start incorporating these helpful habits and watch your stock rise.
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Do Microsoft certifications still matter?
Will Microsoft certifications get you a great job or make you a lot of money? Probably not, but that doesn’t mean they’re not still extremely valuable.