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Road Map to Developing a Successful Tax Policy: Nine Critical Components
Road Map to Developing a Successful Tax Policy: Nine Critical Components. Acquire Guides and IT Reports Related To Tax Policy. Sales and use tax compliance is serious business. To reduce your risk of facing a costly audit, you need to invest time and effort up-front by formulating a transaction tax policy. Responding effectively to audits involves knowing about your company, your operations, and your resources. Find out why a tax policy is important to your organization and how to make it part of your business process and procedures.

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ERP Solutions on Steroids ... Time for a No-tolerance Policy?
When enterprise architects first conceived and created enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions in the mid-1980s, their predictive genius was praised during successive dot-com eras as Nostradamus-like in reading the future market’s thirst for transactional-driven solutions. Today, those transactional systems look like aging athletes on steroids—over-bulked, over-paid, and with very real worry that they’ll be found out.

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Why Group Policy Matters for Servers
Administrative errors can and do happen, but native tools do little to aid administrators in this area. While Microsoft’s Group Policy Management Console (GPMC) is a great tool for managing group policy, it has its limitations. Discover how to implement best-practice approaches to help successfully extend the deployment of group policy to your server security settings, while reducing costs and minimizing errors.

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11/27/2007 3:35:00 PM

A Brief Word on Asset Management and Laptops » The TEC Blog


HOW TO WRITE POLICY BRIEF: data security, IT Asset Management (ITAM), IT asset tracking, laptop security, Mobile Security, Tracking, TEC, Technology Evaluation, Technology Evaluation Centers, Technology Evaluation Centers Inc., blog, analyst, enterprise software, decision support.
09-05-2008

How to Create Compelling Product Roadmaps
Product roadmaps can mean the difference between success and failure in product delivery. Done correctly, they can help win large customers, and guide strategic planning efforts. Unfortunately, most product roadmaps are created under pressure when company management makes a last-minute request. As a result, they don’t have the impact they should, and can be a source of product management misery.

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12/28/2006 5:42:00 PM

How to Integrate Active Directory and DNS
The Domain Name System (DNS) plays an important role in providing the information used by the Windows Domain locator service to connect and authenticate with Active Directory. But how can organizations with existing configurations using the Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND)—the international DNS benchmark—be sure that migration to other server solutions will yield a dependable DNS solution?

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4/30/2007 12:17:00 PM

How to Achieve Regulatory Compliance with E-mail and Internet Content Security Policy Enforcement
The maze of regulations governing electronic data has never been more complex. Various regulatory bodies, as well as international, regional, and national governments, have different requirements for handling electronic data. Get an in-depth look at compliance regulations, particularly the US Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX), that impact IT managers, and learn about best practices for managing your electronic messaging content.

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How to Get Closer to Your Best Customers
In the white paper get closer to your best customers, you'll find a host of new ideas and proven best practices for dealing with customers more ef...

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Demand-driven manufacturing cross-industry brief
The challenges that face the manufacturing industry today are also opportunities. Manufacturing is being revolutionized in its processes, routines, and ways of doing business through the growing emergence of order driven production methods. This shift towards demand driven manufacturing is emerging in tandem with the larger currents caused by globalization. This cross industry brief focuses on the manufacturing industry from the standpoint of a demand driven IT solution and is aimed at manufacturing and distribution businesses. It describes some major market trends and issues, provides an overview of IBS supply chain solution, and offers details on how the IBS solution for demand driven manufacturing can address current needs of the industry.

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How Winners Trap Their Competition
Using the highest degree of professionalism and integrity, you can protect your value proposition from competitive attack by setting traps for the competition. By knowing the competition's actions, behavior, and practices, you can identify damaging behavior. After exploring the potential risks and rewards, you can then consider what might be done to snare the competition. Exposing the competition's deficiencies with this mousetrap model will not only spare your client the expense, disruption, and embarrassment of a poorly executed implementation, but it will increase your ability to effectively compete.

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2/5/2005

How 3Com, Became 1Com
3Com is getting out of it’s no-growth modem and high-end networking businesses. It’s already spun off the high-growth Palm unit. What will be left?

HOW TO WRITE POLICY BRIEF: 3Com, network equipment maker , networking business , wireless networking, Internet telephony, high-speed Internet access, DSL modem, Cisco Systems, Nortel Networks , high-end networking business, analog modem business, Internet-based networking equipment , Internet service providers , isp, small office home office, 3com services, internet networking, 3com partership, 3com restructuration.
4/7/2000

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