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SQL Server Technical Briefing
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Planning Horizon of a Technical Personnel Management System
Airlines struggle every day to reduce costs, maintain the level of customer service, and have more efficient processes, and this puts more pressure on line maintenance supervisors and engineers. This is where a maintenance personnel management system can be useful.

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Active Escrow: The Technical Verification of Software Source Code
The source code for mission-critical software products is almost never provided to users by the supplier. All the end-user has is a copy of the compiled source code—in other words, the object code that can only be read and executed by the computers concerned. That’s why professional escrow is becoming an essential component of operational risk management.

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Technical White Paper: iSCSI Boot
Reducing costs and increasing the quantity and availability of data have always been concerns for IT departments. Booting up with a local area network (LAN) has long been one effective way of meeting those needs. However, what you might not know is that storage area network (SAN) booting with iSCSI connections can be even more effective in cutting costs and supplying information—and in providing greater security.

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How to Choose a CRM System
When it comes to customer relationship management (CRM), it’s important to understand all the benefits of an integrated CRM system before beginning your selection process. This guide is designed to help you build the business case for a CRM system, form an effective project team, ask the right questions, identify the challenges involved and much more.

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How Secure Is a Password?
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How Mobility Is Transforming Industries
Anyone with the imagination to innovate can apply mobile technology to any industry and find ways to take advantage of data being uploaded or downloaded faster or more conveniently than it is currently. But looking at how other companies in leading industries are capitalizing on mobile technology can be both educational and inspirational toward crafting ideas for a mobile strategy. Download this report to learn more.

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How TOC Distribution Increases Profits
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