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  • Data Loss. What Does it Cost?  By : James Walsh
    The speed with which all sectors of the economy all over the world are adopting information technology is breathtaking. Financial institutions, airlines, banks, hospitals, telecom companies, armed forces, everybody is scrambling to computerise their operations.
  • Data and Information - Differences and Uses  By : AD Monografia
    To find a trustful way to assure information in a global net must be an inevitable objective for all organizations. Until today, open systems counting with a low control level precede to security mechanisms in favor of integrity and information confidentiality. This occurs due the fact that are not clear yet essential concepts and definitions about data and information.
  • UCG Enhances VAULT400 Offering with Complimentary System i Disaster Recovery Quick-Ship Program  By : Julie Mascioli
    United Computer Group, Inc. announces the addition of the VAULT400 Disaster Recovery Quick-Ship Program for System i data vaulting subscribers. Effective immediately, all IBM System i (AS/400) VAULT400 subscribers are eligible & can receive a 48-Hour Quick Ship Program at No Additional Charge.
  • Professional Data Recovery Services  By : James Walsh
    Disasters are an every day occurrence in the world today, from natural calamities to man made ones. In the computer industry also they are very common and can take the form of an office fire, computer crash, hard drive failure, missing documents and stolen hardware.
  • Technology  By : Irina Nelson
    Today it’s difficult to imagine any office and any kind of work without computer. Computers and informational technologies have penetrated into different areas of modern life, optimizing and making more effective different processes. No wonder that computers got a wide spread in business, as they make the process of data collecting, data storage and processing quicker and easier...
  • The Sun Never Sets on an Optical Drive  By : James Walsh
    I had left word with my office that the Optical drive on my computer was to be checked. Later, the problem still persisted.
  • Virtual private server  By : Mary,.,.., Lewis,.,.,
    Although very little credit is given to cheap hosting solutions when it comes to the internet boom, the truth is that without affordable hosting solutions there was no way so many websites could have been hosted online. The price of hosting has been on a steady decline and new technologies like VPS (virtual private servers) have made hardware sharing an affordable reality. To better understand how VPS has impacted web hosting one must first understand what a virtual private server is.
  • Advantages Of Using A Notebook  By : Roberto Sedycias
    Notebooks can perform just as well as desktop computers. Learn the facts.
  • Why People Do Not Go for DIY Recovery Software  By : James Walsh
    Data loss is a monster that can rear its head in any place at any given moment. It can lead to a difficult situation even for the best of companies. The loss of data may even cripple the everyday operations of a given set up.
  • Your Data Backup is Only as Good as Your Backup Media.  By : James Walsh
    You could have faithfully followed every step in the time consuming daily backup routine, but have you been monitoring the health of your backup media. Can you take your backup media for granted? Definitely not advisable as you could be in for a double shock, when you discover that your hard disk has crashed and your rock-of-Gibraltar-like backup media is absolutely unreadable.
  • All You Wanted to Know About Proxies  By : Benicio Brown
    Though a common term in the computer age today, it needn’t bring out doubt in users. We all know what a proxy is, something that’s used instead of the real thing.
  • In The Year 2020  By : Burk Pendergrass
    "I can safely say that the age of computing hasn't even begun yet,We're still playing around in essentially Stone Age times technologically." "In 2020, "our electronics will be 10,000 times as capable as they are today." Needless to say by the year 2020 there are things on the horizon that our grand and great grandchildren must face which makes our history with electronics and technology seem as little more than pablum, and that is where I am actually headed.
  • About VoIP  By : Robert Thomson
    What is VoIP? Is it useful, or inexpensive? The answer is that VoIP is Voice over Internet Protocol. Voice over the Internet allows connections all over the world. It is one way to have a free pc to phone international call.
  • How Serious are the Consequences of Data Loss?  By : James Walsh
    Data loss incidents can have disastrous consequences for most companies. Recent studies have proved that 60% of the companies that lose their data shut down within six months of the disaster. The after-effects of data loss can have huge financial and non-financial repercussions for the companies.
  • Ribbon Cable and You  By : Sam Inci
    With so many cables associated to the interworkings of a computer, or any other hardware, what do they all mean? What are the main differences? As we take a look into the specifications of a cable we will explore the reason, purpose and definition of a ribbon cable and what role they play overall.
  • How Web Crawlers Work  By : Steven Jones
    A web crawler (also known as a web spider or web robot) is a program or automated script which browses the internet seeking for web pages to process.

    Many applications mostly search engines, crawl websites everyday in order to find up-to-date data.
  • CAD for beginners  By : Rudradatta Rath
    Today the time has come for the creation of error less, fast and dynamic designs and drawings, and the computer age has made it possible with the enhancement of CAD
  • INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY GROWTH IN ETHIOPIA  By : Julie Price
    The 1960’s witnessed the advent of information technology in Ethiopia, when the mainframe computers were introduced for the first time in Africa. Despite being installed in the important sectors of military, defense, finance, telecom, electricity & power, and railways, the mainframes had no interactive boundaries within the sector.
  • How To Type Faster  By : Duke Xenner
    Have you ever wanted to get your thoughts out faster? Learn the basics of developing your typing ability, with the help of proven techniques and a few free resources.
  • Category 6 Cable: A Category above the Rest!  By : Duran Inci
    Today's bandwidth expectations mean that Category 5 is strategically dead. What is a category 6 cable?
  • About Cisco Memory Products  By : John Stockwell
    Almost all advanced Cisco routers and switches are equipped with the Cisco proprietary operating systems called the IOS, depending on the version of IOS installed in your Cisco product there is an additional component called the Management Information Base (MIB) integrated into the IOS operating system. The reason why we are discussing the MIB is because, if you have a Cisco product with an IOS version greater than 11.1, chances are you have the MIB module will be available to you, and you can easily acquire accurate memory information on the product. This of course is very useful if you plan to upgrade the memory of your product.
    Note: that only Cisco Pix firewalls do not come equipped with the IOS operating system.
  • Online Backup – How do I Select the Best Company to Deal with?  By : mozza
    Deciding which online backup supplier to deal with is a difficult decision, there are many factors to take into account. Learn what questions to ask so you make the correct decision.
  • Setting Up your Own Wireless Network  By : Frank Harrison
    Setting up a wireless network to share Internet access, printers, files and more, can be very convenient and cost-effective. Setting up one in your own home or office is even better as you can surf the web anywhere most comfortable for you. Plus, all you need is a router and it's easier to install than people perceive it to be.
  • Simple J2EE Model View Controller Type II Framework  By : Madhu
    Application presents content to users in numerous pages containing various data. Also, the engineering team responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining the application is composed of individuals with different skill sets.
    One of the major concerns with the web applications is the separation between the logics that deal with Presentation itself, the data to be presented and the one that controls flow of logic. It is as an answer to such concerns that the Model-View-Controller or MVC pattern was designed.
    This paper provides the solution to modularize the user interface functionality of a Web application so that individual parts can be easily modified, that is model view controller framework.
  • Server and Computer Backup for Business has Just Got More Efficient  By : mozza
    As more computer backup software solutions become available the more your choice becomes limited! Every company and computer user is looking for the perfect backup solution, cost effective, automated, fast, and secure. Find out if this solution actually exists.
  • Cisco CCNA / CCNP Home Lab Tutorial: Configuring An Access Server  By : Marcus
    As your CCNA / CCNP home lab expands, an access server such as the Cisco 2509 or 2511 is one of the best investments you can make. In this article, we'll look at the basic configuration for an access server and discuss how to connect to the other routers and switches in your pod through the AS.
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