[TechRepublic] Essential collaboration tools, the most unfriendly Linux apps, WikiLeaks pros and cons

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TechRepublic Member | April 15, 2011

10 tools that simplify collaboration

The key to collaborating effectively is to find tools that make working with others easy and efficient. Here are a few tools that can greatly improve the collaborative process. Read more

Resource of the day

How to Start a Remote Work Program

Where are your employees? They're working at home, at client offices, in coffee shops, even across the globe. Get practical tips for starting a telework program and learn best practices for managing a workforce you can't see.


10 Linux applications that should be easier to use

The Linux desktop continues to become increasingly user friendly. Yet as Jack Wallen explains, some applications are not nearly as easy to configure and use as they should be. Read more

Making the law accessible: 10 questions with LegalZoom's Tracy Terrill

Tracy Terrill fills a complex and challenging role as CIO of LegalZoom, overseeing projects, systems, infrastructure, and new product development, as well as participating in defining and implementing company strategies. Read more

10 arguments for and against WikiLeaks

Is WikiLeaks a whistleblower or a spy? Is transparency more important than privacy? Jaime Henriquez looks at both sides of the issues that have emerged in the wake of WikiLeaks' actions and provides a poll for you to share your opinions. Read more

Additional TechRepublic resources

 

Quick Tip: Shrink the size used by Windows 7 System Restore

See how you can shrink the maximum size allowed for system restore, so you can get back space on a hard drive when space is at a premium. Read more

Your boss could be a sociopath. No, really.

One author says that as many as 4% of the population are conscienceless sociopaths -- and many of them are managers. Read more

How to deal with perpetually dissatisfied clients

Brad Egeland discusses two types of dissatisfied clients and suggests how IT consultants can get the customer and the project back on track. Read more


LEGO galleries on TechRepublic

LEGO fun at Brickworld Indy 2011

LEGO creations at MegaCon 2011

Lego builders show off their skills at Bricks by the Bay

Amazing LEGO creations from Brickworld 2010


Today's recommended downloads

Gain Control of your Infrastructure (American Power Conversion (APC))

How to Start a Remote Work Program (Citrix Online)

Installing Messaging Security Software on Your Exchange Server (GFI Software)

Free White Paper: Establishing a Data Center Floor Plan That Works (American Power Conversion (APC))

Monitoring physical threats in the data center (American Power Conversion (APC))


Camera phone challenge: April showers

Submit your camera phone photos of water by Friday, April 29th for a chance to win TechRepublic swag. Get more details.



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