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John Pol

When It's All About Your Computer Security - 0 views

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  • John Pol on 11 Mar 09
     
    You will never want to compromise on your computer security as it is something you always find yourself concerned about. Well! This requires you to be meticulous about two things: Computer Virus and Safety against computer hackers. Although there are sev
John Lundin

Windows 7: Say Goodbye to XP Downgrades - Microsoft - 0 views

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  • More often than not in business deployments, one of the first things done with a new PC is to downgrade from Windows Vista to the more popular Windows XP
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 11 May 09
       
      ...and this doesn't send a message about the platform component of architecture to MSFT?
  • running XP as a primary operating system opens a system up to security ills
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 11 May 09
       
      ...and these would be....?
  • A word of warning: Anyone looking to run Windows 7 XP Mode should make sure that their CPU supports virtualization
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  • the systems available today feature CPUs that support AMD-V or Intel VT virtualization
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 11 May 09
       
      ...so buy a new license and buy a new computer... this is getting kinda expensive compared to 'keep my old machine and run my app'...
  • Windows 7 XP Mode, Microsoft is clearly on the right path to reduce the need for Vista or XP on new systems. With some bug fixes and polishing, XP Mode can be a viable alternative to virtualized versions of XP on other platforms
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 11 May 09
       
      ...this is beginning to sound like the Intel Itanium processor (remember the x86 virtual mode?)... only on the OS side. This repackage of Vista with is only compelling if there are critical appls that operate under the 'new & improved' platform... so far all I see is the "new"...
EITAGlobal IT Training

What does an effective Enterprise Architecture Program look like when implemented? - 1 views

Enterprise Architecture Programme

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    Today's Business/IT Environment for medium and large corporations can often be characterized as: An IT environment that is highly complex & costly - organizations were spending more and more money extending, enhancing, and maintaining existing IT systems and services Ineffective business alignment - organizations were finding it more and more difficult to keep their increasingly expensive IT systems aligned with business needs and drive the level of innovation required to grow the business
  • EITAGlobal IT Training on 05 Feb 14
     
    An effective Enterprise Architecture (EA) Program can deliver significant benefits to an organization including: Reduced cost to maintain existing IT systems by reducing the number of technologies in operation (lower the cost of maintenance and training) as well as increasing the utilization of IT assets Reduced time to bring new business products/services to the market by enabling the re-use of Business and IT services Increased effectiveness of IT resources (capacity planning, solution teams) including increased efficiency of operation (design for change) Increased effectiveness of Business resources by providing information and support for decision making (triggers points) and enabling impact analysis (reduce technology risk) Reduce the all-to-often "firedrills" that divert focus from business imperatives
John Pol

How to Do Spyware Removal - 0 views

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    Computer spyware and adware seem to be taking over computers everywhere these days, but there are some good measures that you can follow to help your computers be at bay from such dangerous malware. Let's throw some light on definitions of these pesky sof
John Pol

Why to Buy Online Data Back Up Services - 0 views

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    Whether you use your computer for personal or business use, your data loss can be extremely disastrous in whatever way. Your information is something that you need to keep secure! This is the reason why you should avail regular data backup!
John Lundin

Windows 7 alluring, but XP is the migration X factor - Network World - 0 views

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  • Windows 7 will deliver on its promises
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 29 May 09
       
      ...what promises? Rather than test W7 I am quite likely to test Ubuntu or the like... If I gotta change, I might as well move to a platform that will give me both flexibility and support on hardware I already own!... Comments?
John Lundin

Windows 7 alluring, but XP is the migration X factor - Network World - 0 views

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  • Allred is in the process of testing Windows 7, which he says is faster, more stable and seems leaner than Vista.
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 29 May 09
       
      ...but what is the compeling reason to upgrade besides the threat that MSFT will pull support?
  • a Vista migration would have meant upgrading 60% of his hardware, something he was not prepared to do. With Windows 7 and its smaller footprint, the majority of his hardware is already compatible.
John Lundin

7 Reasons to Avoid Windows 7 | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

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W7 negative

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  • Most of those currently using Windows XP should also upgrade, to take advantage of Windows 7’s usability, enhanced device support, and other features.
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 21 Aug 09
       
      which already run fine under XP... you have previously made the case that businesses are not excited about the cost and resources to reinvent the OS that runs fine as XP! ...now you summarize the other direction... "flip-flop"
  • if you’re currently using a Linux distribution or a version of Mac OS X, Windows 7 isn’t going to offer much to get you to switch.
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 21 Aug 09
       
      Duh... but what about the XP to Linux... the step to W7 may not be quite as steep as the step to Linux, but if your business is wanting to move from the MSFT platform, this is probably the best time to do it!
    • John Lundin
      John Lundin on 21 Aug 09
       
      Duh... but what about those running XP going to Linux or OS X... the step to W7 is not quite as steep as the step to Linux, but it is close... and if there is a time to move away from MSFT this is most probably the best opportunity that you will get...
  • John Lundin on 21 Aug 09
     
    the other side of the story: The reasons you might consider skipping this upgrade altogether
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