[TechRepublic] Narrowing down problems on client machines

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TechRepublic Member | July 04, 2011

Five tips for narrowing down problems on client machines

There may not be a one-size-fits-all method for diagnosing issues on client PCs, but following a series of logical steps can help speed problem resolution. Read more

Resource of the day

Integrating CRM and ERP at Siemens Energy

Siemens Energy's Process and Application Development IT group wanted to find a way to integrate their CRM and ERP systems in order to give their business customers more access. Watch this video to see how they did it with cloud integration.


Additional TechRepublic resources

 

Telephones are so 1876

Chip Camden expresses his problems with a survey by a virtual phone service provider about area codes and zip codes. He also explains why he dropped his toll-free service. Read more

Avoid unpleasant tax surprises for your IT consultancy

Sales and use tax audits don't need to be anxiety-provoking events for IT consultancies. Here are suggestions on how your firm can avoid tax nightmares. Read more

Business/systems analyst jobs, week of June 26, 2011

A listing of business/systems analyst job openings for this week. Read more

Five tips for faster remote network troubleshooting

Solving network problems can be a challenge, particularly if you're not on site. Jack Wallen offers a methodical approach for working through the troubleshooting process. Read more

Project managers' new role as social facilitators

Rick Freedman explores the project manager's new role in a collaborative environment. Learn about four key success factors for PMs as social facilitators. Read more

DIY: Add Combofix to your security toolkit

If you're trying to remove a virus, Trojan, rootkit, malware, etc., Jack Wallen says Combofix is one tool that will not fail. Read his cautionary advice about using this powerful tool. Read more

What is BNF, and why should developers care?

Chip Camden explains what the Backus-Naur Form syntax is and how it works. Take a look at his examples of this abstract programming concept. Read more


Featured multimedia

 

Cracking open the HP TouchPad

Bill Detwiler cracks open the HP TouchPad. Inside the webOS tablet, he found hardware from Qualcomm, SanDisk, Samsung, Atheros, and Wolfson. View on site

First look at Cisco Cius tablet and AppHQ platform

A year after it was first introduced, Cisco Systems has trotted out its Cisco Cius tablet again for a closer look along with a brand new platform for deploying and buying mobile apps called AppHQ. Here's a hands-on first look. View on site



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30 day trial of Foglight Experience Monitor Appliance (Quest Software)


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The dirty tricks clients play

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Computer forensics training and education opportunities

Deb Shinder considers the likelihood that computer forensics will become a standardized, possibly licensed, job role. Here are the training and education opportunities available if you want to get ahead of the curve.



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