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File Rescue Plus (Home Edition) 4.0.0.15 (Windows)

File Rescue Plus is a fast, thorough, easy way to recover files that have been lost or deleted from your computer. It can bring back files that would otherwise be lost forever, including files emptied from the Recycle Bin, deleted by application programs, lost with removed directories or through a...

Tags: Software Shelf International, Microsoft Windows, Productivity, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2007-02-11

File Rescue Plus 4.0.15 (Windows)

File-Rescue Plus is a way to recover files that have been lost or deleted from your computer. It can bring back files that would otherwise be lost forever, including files emptied from the recycle bin, deleted by application programs, or lost with removed directories or through a quick format on...

Tags: Media, Microsoft Windows, Software Shelf International, Advertising & Promotion, Digital Cameras, Marketing, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2007-02-09

Print Manager Plus Standard 6.0 (Windows)

Print Manager Plus is superior print management software that allows you to track user and printer usage as well as cut wasted budget dollars resulting from uncontrolled, irresponsible printing. It limits printer wear and tear as well as paper and toner use.Version 6.0 now offers increased reporting and user authentication...

Tags: User Authentication, Microsoft Windows, Software Shelf International, Printers, Hardware, Peripherals

Software downloads 2005-11-09

Additional Resources

Understanding Enterprise 2.0 Tolerances & Scale

We're at an interesting intersection in the collaboration world where projects both large and small tend to be discussed with the same terms. This can be very confusing to the lay person since it's hard to know what sort of scale is being described. ...

Tags: Environment, Enterprise 2.0, Small And Medium Business Need, European Enterprise 2.0 Scene, Collaboration, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Software, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2009-11-14

Brrrrm! Brrrrm! Brammo makes a little noise.

American electric motorcycle maker, Brammo, has built in sound to its vehicle. The chips that manage the operation of this electric motorcycle will create sounds to let folks know you're there. There's a special sound for the acceleration from zero to 10 MPH. You can then customize your...

Tags: Cycle, Motorcycle, Brammo, Enertia, Valence, Chasis, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Engineering, Sales, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2009-07-17

Amazon Kindle DX: The solution to a problem that doesn't exist

Amazon Kindle DX: The solution to a problem that doesn't existI won't buy this, but you know what I WOULD buy?I would buy a lightweight, feature-rich, electronic replacement for my leather-bound notepad. In fact, I've been searching for this mythical device since the first PowerBooks, always to be disappointed....

Tags: Wireless LANs, Tablets, Desktops, Amazon.com Inc., Amazon Kindle

Discussion threads 2009-05-06

Amazon plans big screen Kindle: Textbook margins are the real aim not saving newspapers

Amazon plans big screen Kindle: Textbook margins are the real aim not saving newspapersPlus, how would this work for...I recall in grad school often having several text books open at once on my desk as I wrote my thesis, worked on projects, and studied. How would you keep multiple things...

Tags: Digital rights management (DRM), Amazon.com Inc., big screen, Textbook margin, textbook

Discussion threads 2009-05-04

Owen Bird Law Corporation a Virtual Iron Customer

I recently had the opportunity to speak with Stephen Bakerman, Director of Information Technology, Owen Bird Law Corporation, a Virtual Iron customer. He spent a few moments sharing his experiences with their software. Stephen's comments follow. Please tell me who you are and what your organization...

Tags: Environment, Virtual Iron, Stephen, Virtualization, Cloud Computing, Storage Management, Utility Computing, Hardware, Storage, Dan Kusnetzky

Blog posts 2008-12-04

Dell's fourth quarter: Watch retail channel, enterprise and software plans

Dell reports it fiscal fourth quarter earnings on Thursday and analysts aren't expecting too much, but there should be a few key indicators of whether the company's new initiatives--courting enterprise buyers with a simplified IT message, using better designs and retail partnerships to win back consumers and a bevy of...

Tags: Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-02-28

Update: Philadelphia's water project actually finished

Philadelphia has finally finished it's ill-fated water utility billing system, called Project Ocean. Following a series of high-profile failures, with costs that approaching $47 million, the final phase was complete on-time and under-budget. To complete the project, Philadelphia dumped most of its planned Oracle applications, and went...

Tags: Philadelphia, Oracle Corp., Corporate Governance, Sales Channel, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Leadership, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Sales, Enterprise Software, Software, Management, Michael Krigsman

Blog posts 2008-01-20

FBI takes biometrics database proposal to U.K.

FBI takes biometrics database proposal to U.K.Great for US tourismEveryone will flock there.RE: FBI takes biometrics database proposal to U.K.http://www.securenet.bc.ca/NewsReleases/Press%20Releases%202008/jan142008pr.htm'nuff saidRE: FBI takes biometrics: More BS!What can't be done in the U.S. Due to that pesky constitution and stupid Americans and their freedoms can be done in Britain, out of...

Tags: Federal government, FBI, biometrics database proposal, US-VISIT Program

Discussion threads 2008-01-16

UK Rural Payments Agency (RPA): IT failure and gross incompetence screws farmers

A combination of IT failures and management incompetence have prevented the Rural Payments Agency RPA, which administers UK farm subsidy payments, from successfully executing its core mission despite years of effort. This extremely negative assessment is based on a new report issued by National Audit Office NAO. Accenture is implementing...

Tags: Payment, Agency, Information Technology, Accenture Ltd., U.K., Operational Accounting, Finance, Michael Krigsman

Blog posts 2007-12-16

The top 10 IT disasters of all time

The top 10 IT disasters of all timeWhy omitions?(Note: We have purposely omitted incidents that resulted in loss of life.) Why omit these incidents??? THESE are the ones that count!If some flacky software kills hundreds or thousands I would want to know.Purposely omitted errors that cost lives?Errors like the Therac-25...

Tags: Operating systems, Imperial unit, GOODNESS, IT disaster, Microsoft Windows, information technology

Discussion threads 2007-11-27

Five ways to destroy a software implementation

Five ways to destroy a software implementationTwo More to AddOur personal favorites to add to your list include:1. I'll know it when I see it.2. It needs to look and feel just like my current software.Both are fasr tracks to failure, wasted time, and a lot of wasted...

Tags: Tools & Techniques, customization, software implementation, software

Discussion threads 2007-08-13

Activists unveil stealth browser

Activists unveil stealth browserJust have to say itDid anyone else notice that Torpark backwards is kraprot? =-)(BTW- I prefer firefox so there =-p)The TOR network is illegal in USthe US law demands that the surfing records should be kept for 3 months.Since the ISP sees only a TOR connetion, the...

Tags: Internet service providers (ISPs), Web browsers, INTERNET, PRODUCTIVITY, NETWORKING, Tor, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Service Provider, Microsoft Corp., Tor Network

Discussion threads 2006-09-22

Details emerge on credit card breach

Details emerge on credit card breachScary thoughts...It's very scary to think that financial institutions would run IIS 5. THE most hacked web server on the planet.The jokers running their IT should be hanged....unless they were in on it? (No accusations, just wondering out loud).Details emerge on credit card breachThis story...

Tags: Microsoft Windows 2000, Sales channel, Financial accounting, Financial services, SECURITY, Operating systems, CardSystems Solutions Inc., MasterCard International, Microsoft IIS Server, credit card, financial, Microsoft Windows

Discussion threads 2005-06-20

Could Apple loss be IBM's gain?

Could Apple loss be IBM's gain?Question:Will Intel have to devote a great deal of expense to create chips for Apple?If this is true for IBM:An order for Mac chips falls somewhere between the two. Extensive development is needed for one customer, but is production really high enough to beat Moore's...

Tags: Semiconductors, Network technology, IBM Corp., Apple Inc., chip

Discussion threads 2005-06-09

First VB gets the axe. What's next COBOL?

First VB gets the axe. What's next COBOL?no one wants to use .netso ms will try to kill the options, bad move msAnother exampleThis is just one more example of the drawbacks of closed source software. If the code were open, no one company could dictate the shelf life of...

Tags: Programming languages, Microsoft development tools, OOA/OOD/OOP, .NET, COBOL, Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, object-oriented, Microsoft .NET

Discussion threads 2005-03-12

EU to head down the patent rathole?

EU to head down the patent rathole?Being flat out against patents is not extreme - it is balanced[i]On the other extreme, you have inventors like Dave Winer. Here's a guy who has almost single handedly turned all of software and the Internet on their ears with XML-based RPCs over HTTP...

Tags: patent, software patent, software

Discussion threads 2005-03-07

Too much innovation or too little talent?

Nicholas Carr of "IT Doesn't Matter" and Does IT Matter? fame writes in a New York Times op-ed piece about the FBI's software train wreck-- the aborted $170 million Virtual Case File VCFapplication that was supposed to help agents share information on the war on terrorism. Nick chalks up the failure...

Tags: FBI

Blog posts 2005-01-24