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TechRepublic Member | September 23, 2011

10 obsolete technologies that are still useful

Before you retire that camcorder and cancel your landline service, see why Brien Posey thinks some vintage tech is worth hanging onto. Read more

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10 things you should know about your clients (but probably don't)

Your client relationships will be stronger if you know a thing or two -- or 10 -- about their needs, preferences, and the business itself. Read more

10 questions to determine whether an employee can work from home

If you're thinking about letting staff members telecommute, ask yourself these questions -- about you, your department, and your employees. Read more

10 things you can do to ensure good vendor relationships

Your projects will go more smoothly if you get along with your vendors -- and part of the responsibility for a healthy vendor relationship lies with you. Read more

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