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Initial sign-up on Amazon Web Services If you're a public cloud newbie, Amazon Web Services is a good place to start experimenting. Nick Hardiman tells you what to expect on your initial sign-up. Read more Resource of the day Enterprise Resource Planning That Works Enterprise resource planning tools can seem like more hassle than they're worth. Read this white paper to learn how to get an ERP solution that works, from picking a product to implementing and using it. Additional TechRepublic resources   What should manufacturers put in the cloud? Aditi Ghatak takes a look at the cloud options for the manufacturing industry. What cloud-based solutions are particularly suited for manufacturing functions? Read more Look before you leap into enterprise-wide Google Plus Before your Google Apps administrator can turn on Google Apps across your organization some specific steps need to be taken. Read more Google Plus now available for enterprise Google Apps users Social media in the form of Google Plus is coming to an enterprise organization near you. IT pros better get ready. Read more Poll: Would you take advantage of dynamic workspaces when on the road? Will the general mobile workforce embrace the idea of dynamic, on-demand office space? We poll TechRepublic IT Pros to find out. Read more How Google Apps works when actual people use it Kevin Purdy shares his hands-on experience and grades Google Apps when it was used as the primary tool for organizing TEDxBuffalo. Read more DIY: Use the free WebCollab software to manage projects The free and user friendly WebCollab collaboration server software can help your company manage projects of all sizes and scopes. Read more Featured multimedia   Tagging along with ghostbusters (photos) When amateur ghost hunters investigate a haunted house, they bring along a bagful of consumer technology in hopes of capturing proof of spirits. View on site Must-have mobile apps for smart workers ZDNet Asia picks out top apps across four mobile platforms--iOS, Android, BlackBerry and Windows Phone--to put some organization into your life. View on site Today's recommended downloads Live Webcast: Fast-Track your Subversion Journey to the Cloud (CollabNet) Strategy Guide to Business Risk Mitigation for Healthcare (Hewlett-Packard (HP)) Proactive Performance Management for Enterprise Databases (Quest Software) "Green" Your Data Center for Sustained Business Growth (IBM) Key Methods for Managing Complex Database Environments (Quest Software) Connect with TechRepublic Holiday shopping for a tablet? Android has an advantage Donovan Colbert thinks the skepticism about Android's traction in the tablet market was premature. He predicts even greater tablet market growth for Android this holiday season. Must-read posts The 10 rising tech trends of 2012 Top IT skills wanted for 2012 Tablets will replace PCs for many enterprise users What the IT department will look like in 2015

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