Have you looked at your organization’s Web site lately? Did you visit the way a client or customer might?
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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
It’s getting hard to keep up with the constantly evolving ways hackers are tricking users into launching malicious code.
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Tags: clickjacking, hackers, malicious code, threat, users, Web sites
With the turmoil going on these days, it could be a good idea to start handling much of your company’s cash from a PC.
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Tags: business, consumer, online banking, platform, RDC
Talk about risk taking. Most business and finance types are careful to hedge their bets in an election year, but most business types aren’t like Google CEO
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When was the last time you encouraged users in your organization to post a message on Facebook or use their work computer to order some holiday gifts?
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Tags: cyberslacking, online, productivity, time management, Web
It’s a cautionary tale for any company that uses an internal payroll site: Watch the info you post and when you post it.
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Tags: intranet, layoff, payroll, site, termination
If you’ve spent any time at all waiting for virus software to scan your PC, you’ve probably felt some frustration and annoyance at the process.
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Tags: cloud computing, data center, malware, PCs, scanning, virus
It’s no secret that employees often stray from their work to goof off online. But is there a bigger impact from cyberslacking, beyond all the lost productivity?
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Tags: bandwidth, Palo Alto Networks, productivity, streaming audio, TV
