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May 7, 2015
If you are like me, reports are boring. Like it or not, I don’t have a long enough attention span to dig into the details
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If you are like me, reports are boring. Like it or not, I don’t have a long enough attention span to dig into the details
“According to a McKinsey report, employees spend 1.8 hours every day—9.3 hours per week, on average—searching and gathering information. Put another way, businesses hire 5
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Recently, I was working on an article on my iPad that needed a specific word count. I didn’t have access to my Surface since I
I have sounds turned off for my Outlook desktop client because I don’t like the interruption for my train of thought. Recently, I was working
End of Service With the speed of advancement in technology, keeping up with the latest and greatest machines isn’t always feasible or practical for many
I was working with a customer last week who wanted an easy way to see all users (internal and external) who had access to their SharePoint
A year ago, you never would’ve seen Microsoft develop software for any platform other than PC or Windows Phone. Microsoft was ‘all in’ on Windows.
