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1. Get Your Sales Reps to Sell Like Corky November 20, 2009 What is the highest performing stock in terms of total return over the over the course of the past 40 years? Its not Microsoft. No, its not Cisco Systems. It's not GE. It's not even Intel. You ready? Its Walgreen's Drug Stores. Walgreen's? You gotta be kidding me! The drugstore chain? Yep, its true. How they did it is even cooler than that fact that they did it in the first place. In his book Good to Great, Jim Collins investigates how they actually did it. And the answer is very simple. All that Cork Walgreen, the founder of Walgreen's did is that he took a long hard ... (read more) Author: Ralph Burns

2. Network Switches November 19, 2009 A data management system of any size will eventually need network switches. In fact, a system that does not already have network switches is losing power, running less than efficiently, and costing the owner money they could use in other ways. Even the simplest of data management systems that has a minimum of servers, routers, and other data devices would be greatly enhanced by using network switches. Network switches were the next logical step in routing data through a network. Hubs were originally used for this function, but as data use began to become more varied and specific, a device... (read more) Author: Simon Coxon

3. Comms Cabinet November 19, 2009 The concept of using cabinets to house data processing equipment is an offshoot of railway switching systems, in which multiple relays and wiring harnesses could be placed in one central location. This idea is very suitable for data processing applications, due to the tremendous amount of cables and patch leads that are characteristic of even the simplest of data systems. The term “comms” is actually a shortened version of “communications”, which was the next industry to adopt this very useful design concept. Broadcasting companies and other industries that worked with audio and video equ... (read more) Author: Simon Coxon

4. The Data Cabinet November 19, 2009 The challenge facing many businesses today is how to run data servers and related hardware in an efficient way without overloading thermal capacities of these devices. The amount of power needed to drive storage units, servers, and routing management devices that are used in today’s online business community can become a cost-deficient equation, when combined with the cooling systems needed to keep the data center running trouble-free. Systems that run in an unconnected environment will waste power through excessive cabling, and those systems that attempt to reduce patching by piling devices t... (read more) Author: Simon Coxon

5. I love The Sound of the Point of Sale Counter November 19, 2009 Even without knowing the term, the fact is you always come across POS systems every time you go shopping at department stores. It is where you take your orders or purchases for payment, issuance of receipt, and bagging. The term simply stands for point of sale. As often, this term is used to refer to a computerized cash register machine that is located at a corner, usually at the end portion of a shop or store and is used to record every purchase transaction. It can also print an official receipt. It has a storage space where you can keep money, checks, and charge slips in. This is basically t... (read more) Author: Che Cruz

6. HP triumphs Cisco with 3Com's acquisition? November 13, 2009 Hewlett-Packard, California based technology giant has announced that it will acquire 3Com Corp. for $2.7 billion. HP plans the deal as a catalyst for an assault on the market leader in networking, Cisco Systems and reclaims its business in China as 3Com has a large presence in the country, which can help HP to expand sales into one of the world’s fastest-growing markets. HP announced the deal after the market closed with an offer price of $7.90 per share, which is a premium of about 39% to 3Com’s closing price. The terms and conditions of the deal have been approved by the HP and 3Com bo... (read more) Author: Vinod NEgi

7. Why Some M&A Fail To Succeed October 28, 2009 Limitations of M&A One should know that M&A as a strategy for rapid growth can be risky and uncertain. Shareholders of acquired firms are likely to earn above-average returns, while shareholders of acquiring firms’ shares fall as soon as an intention to acquire is announced. This is indicative that investors do not see M&A as a vehicle for achieving any added value to the acquiring firm. Over the years we have experienced the failure of major M&A. Some manages are rather concerned with empire-building strategies rather than maximising shareholder value; the bigger the firm, the bigge... (read more) Author: Mendy Ross

8. Cisco Training Certifications October 27, 2009 CISCO career certifications are designated for information technology professionals and are provided by Cisco Systems to prove that an individual is qualified to effectively install and maintain the company’s products and services. Cisco Systems was founded in 1984 and is a multinational corporation with over 66,000 employees that is headquartered in San Jose, California. The company designs and sells networking and communications technology and services. Cisco Systems was one of the first companies to successfully sell routers that supported multiple network protocols. The advancement of Inte... (read more) Author: Crystal Ware

9. Don't Settle For Less. Go Only For Cisco Wireless System Solutions October 27, 2009 Today's high technology has paved the way for a better tomorrow especially at the entrance of the world's best communications and information technology tools and applications like the Cisco wireless systems. This is obviously the only name that has become the global standard when it comes to information technology and wireless communications. Why, this company alone holds the reputation of having today's solutions for tomorrow's problems involving communications and information technology issues.Due to the many decades of successful development of highly efficient tools, people's lives in the... (read more) Author: Che Cruz

10. CCNA training: Adds wing to your career October 27, 2009 Cisco is one of the most reputed and well-known brands, especially amongst those involved in networking. In the recent years, several companies have benefited from the wide range of Cisco consultancy services in a variety of networking domains. Cisco has also come out with a wide range of Cisco Career Certifications which are IT Professional certifications for Cisco Systems products. These certifications help in enhancing the qualification of a networking administrator and add value to his profile. In the current scenario, mostly all the IT companies opt for Cisco certified professionals. ... (read more) Author: Mr Martin

11. Go For Cisco Wireless Systems And Get Answers October 19, 2009 There is only one name that people trust when it comes to networking tasks and that name is no other than the best, Cisco wireless systems. Yes, you read it right. After so many decades of maintaining remarkably unparalleled solutions to networking needs,Cisco's wireless systems have gained most people’s confidence and loyalty because of the excellent performance of their products and services. It is no wonder this company has become so established in its field of expertise and has done several expansion programs already not just in the US but also in many key cities in the world where they ... (read more) Author: Rhianne Debbs

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