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Five tips for deciding whether to virtualize a server Not all servers are suited for virtualization. Be sure you consider these possible deal-killers before you try to virtualize a particular server. Read more Resource of the day Efficient Hyper-V Management and Performance If you aren't already considering Hyper-V as part of your data center strategy, it's time to start. Welcome to the Hyper-V Master Class. In Part II of this webcast series, you'll get expert advice on Hyper-V Management and Performance. Hottest new tips   Five resume tips for IT consultants One of the best ways to communicate your reputation to prospective new clients is to let your resume speak for you. These tips will help you create an IT consultant resume that will open doors. Read more Five tips for building a successful global IT workforce By harnessing the IT talent that's available around the world, you can build a high-performing global workforce that meets your organization's needs.Read more Additional TechRepublic resources   Five skills that can help software engineers stand out from the pack Here are five core skills that can help you build critical competencies as a software engineer. Read more Quick Tip: Manage the autorun process in Windows 7 with SysInternals AutoRuns Sysinternals AutoRuns allows you to manage every autorun process and application on your Windows 7 system from a single user-friendly window. Read more How to use LinkedIn strategically LinkedIn is a great tool for getting your profile out in front of potential employers. And with the addition of some new apps, it just got better. Read more 10+ ways to minimize generational differences in the workplace If you're having a tough time communicating with co-workers who are much younger or older than you are, take heart: These tips can help you close the generation gap. Read more Featured multimedia   Google Nexus S Teardown Bill Detwiler cracks open the Google Nexus S Android smartphone. Made by Samsung, the phone contains chips from SanDisk, Wolfson, Infineon, and Atmel. View on site Today's recommended downloads Efficient Hyper-V Management and Performance (TechRepublic) Improving Hyper-V Performance and Scalability (TechRepublic) Lighten your IT impact on the environment (Eaton) Top Considerations for Optimizing Hyper-V Performance (TechRepublic) Reduce Database Management Systems Costs (Quest Software) TechRepublic's 2011 upgrade: Simpler and lot more social TechRepublic has launched a major upgrade that features a streamlined new design and a host of new community and social features. Here are the highlights. TechRepublic newsletters   Get Mac tips, product reviews, and smartphones news in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Macs in Business Product Spotlight Smartphones 10 Things CES 2011 coverage on TechRepublic CES 2011: The biggest winners and losers Breakthrough device of CES: Motorola Atrix = Phone + PC HTC Thunderbolt on Verizon LTE 4G ioSafe external drive takes shotgun blast and keeps working How the stars aligned against Microsoft at CES 2011 More CES 2011 blogs and galleries

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