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When Information About a Virus Goes… um, Viral

When Information About a Virus Goes… um, Viral

October 13, 2014
Michael D. Greene
Advisory, EaaS, TAC blog

Be very careful about the information you rely on from outside sources. Your sources should be subject matter experts, people with many years of experience in the field in which they are speaking about.

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Do You Know the Difference Between an Analyst and an Expert?

Do You Know the Difference Between an Analyst and an Expert?

August 13, 2014
Michael D. Greene
Advisory, EaaS, Productivity, TAC blog

Which should you consult for advice, an analyst or an expert practitioner? It depends on the information you are looking to get.

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A Learning Curve for Windows 8? Much Ado About Nothing, but Stick With Windows 7 for the Enterprise

A Learning Curve for Windows 8? Much Ado About Nothing, but Stick With Windows 7 for the Enterprise

October 29, 2012
Michael D. Greene
BYOD, Productivity, TAC blog, Windows 8

Windows 8 really doesn’t bring anything new to the table of advantage to the enterprise. From a productivity standpoint, why introduce change and a learning curve, steep or otherwise, that returns no net return on productivity? The new Metro “Apps” have no useful place in the enterprise and were designed primarily for the consumer market, and for administrators, locking down these apps looks daunting.

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Underutilized Advisory Services Contracts: Big Dollar Issue with a “Short Money” Solution

Underutilized Advisory Services Contracts: Big Dollar Issue with a “Short Money” Solution

February 16, 2012
Michael D. Greene
Advisory, Budget, TAC blog

Underutilization of current advisory services is a symptom of antiquated business and delivery models. Newer, faster, better, and less expensive are the guiding principles of our technological age. By using broader, scalable services, and “Internet fast” order and delivery methodologies and technologies, it is much easier to receive the needed value without overpaying.

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