Have you looked at your organization’s Web site lately? Did you visit the way a client or customer might?
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So you thought this dark cloud called the recession of ‘08 might not have a silver lining, eh? Think again.
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Tags: e-discovery, e-mail, instant messages, litigation, prevention, text messages
Now’s a good time to caution supervisors and HR about being too quick to classify IT networking staffers as exempt from overtime under the FLSA.
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Tags: Apple, classify, lawsuit, networking, staff
Organizations that rely on Google’s Gmail now have the option of adding video and voice chat to their communications tool box.
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The economic slump’s spreading around the globe and should result in some savings if your IT shop is one that is looking to outsource IT functions to places like India.
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Tags: contracts, downturn, Economy, India, obama, outsourcing
If the Obama campaign taught business organizations one thing, it’s that using the Web to connect, convert and collaborate can be a veritable gold mine.
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Tags: obama, social networking, tools, Web
Now here’s an operation that’s sure to slaughter worker morale: The Connecticut-based drug behemoth Pfizer is reported to be making its IT workers train their replacements from an Indian outsourcing firm.
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The lousy economy’s hitting everywhere and it sometimes seems like there’s little good news out there for businesses struggling to stay afloat. But here’s some:
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Tags: banks, cash flow, collection, options, payment
The costs of litigation are high, even if you win. If you lose, the problem is even worse.
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Tags: discrimination, hiring, IT workers, litigation
