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Team@Work 3.1.2 (Windows)

Team@Work is a workflow management system specially designed to serve small and medium-sized companies. It is built on principles of simplicity, efficiency, zero-administration and low cost. Besides its simplicity Team@Work allows to define and manage complex workflows that include parallel branches, variants, alternatives and time-based activities. Workflow schemes are...

Tags: built-In, Microsoft Windows, Messaging, Workflow, Workflow Management, Efficient Software Systems, Team@Work, Workflow Scheme, Runtime Engine, CAD, Instant Messaging, Process Improvement, Groupware, Software, Internet, Online Communications, Quality, Business Operations, Enterprise Software

Software downloads 2009-05-30

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Together in harmony: Mac and PC

Together in harmony: Mac and PCIf there were a market for useless internet tips, then we'd have a recoveryI think the better way to work with apps on a Mac Desktop is to use Hiding (Cmd-H) rather than minimizing and then Cmd-Tab will switch properly. (As long as they were...

Tags: Desktops, Operating systems, Apple Macintosh, Apple Inc., Microsoft Windows, PC

Discussion threads 2009-02-12

Adobe delivers Reader patch (very quietly)

If you got a prompt to upgrade your Adobe Reader to version 8.1.2 you're not alone. Betcha didn't know it's a major security fix though. Why? You wouldn't know because Adobe hasn't told anyone. The best information you'll get is a few snippets in an Adobe Knowledge...

Tags: Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe Acrobat Reader, Immunity, Security, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-02-06

SLA-Based Coordinated Superscheduling Scheme for Computational Grids

The Service Level Agreement SLA based grid superscheduling approach promotes coordinated resource sharing. Superscheduling is facilitated between administratively and topologically distributed grid sites via grid schedulers such as Resource brokers and workflow engines. This paper presents a market-based SLA coordination mechanism, based on a well known contract net protocol. The...

Tags: SLA, Grid, Superscheduling, Service Level Management, It Operations, It service Management

White papers 2008-01-01

Leopard Time Machine: Don't trust it yet

With more than 100 posts, the Time Machine Errors thread on Apple Discussions keeps growing. The complaints fall into three categories: Time Machine won't complete its initial backup; it won't complete a subsequent backup; and worst of all, it won't complete a restoration of a file...

Tags: Backup, Apple Inc., Leopard, Backups, David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2007-11-05

Go With the Flow: Using Workflow for a Paperless Admissions Office

The challenge faced by Admissions was to increase its processing speed. In the grand scheme, a speed increase translates into increased enrollment; Admissions discovered a correlation between their ability to be the first school to return offers to prospective applicants and their success in recruiting students to enroll at their...

Tags: Microsoft Office, Imaging, Recruiting, Workflow, Optical Image Technology, Document Management, Recruitment & Selection, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Human Resources, Workforce Management

Case studies 2007-03-28

Microsoft applies BPEL to Windows Workflow; analysts scratch their heads

Microsofts Paul Andrew made it official on his blog: Microsoft will be supporting BPEL, Business Process Execution Language, as early as this month. According to Andrew, "in March 2007, Microsoft plans to release a CTP [Community Technology Preview] of a set of BPEL activities for Windows Workflow Foundation WF. This...

Tags: Standards Watch, Vendor Watch, General

Blog posts 2007-03-01

Color Blender 1.2 (Mac)

Color Blender is a simple Cocoa application that I wrote because I got frustrated when I couldn't convert a hex value to an RGB value for multiple colors quickly and easily, this immensely slowed down my workflow when trying to pick out a color scheme for a new web-site. Color...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, Color, Value, MAB Web Design, Process Improvement, Desktops, Quality, Business Operations, Hardware

Software downloads 2007-02-14

Microsoft shows off JPEG rival

Microsoft shows off JPEG rivalIf you really wanna know......the answer to your question, "What's the benefit of reinventing the wheel here?", I believe you'll find the answer in Microsoft's recent quarterly reports. Not enough users are buying into the pitch that they need to "upgrade" from older versions of Windows...

Tags: PNG, JPEG, Microsoft Corp., benefit

Discussion threads 2006-05-24

Rich Internet Applications and the software as a service model

Rich Internet Applications and the software as a service modelRIAs Have Great PotentialThere are a lot of scenarios that would benefit from moving from current day web applications, to RIAs. E.g. adding collaboration abilities to Office, wherein say a user receives an email or an alert, then clicks on a...

Tags: software-as-a-service, rich Internet application, collaboration, collaboration program

Discussion threads 2006-05-09

FAQ: Windows on Macs

FAQ: Windows on MacsWhat an innovation!Now 2.3% of the market can use their superior macintosh with the same processor windows-based PCs have been using, use windows-based software that the rest of the world uses, and buy their hardware for a 30% markup! What a combination of value and style!...

Tags: Operating systems, Desktops, Amazon.com Inc., OS X., Microsoft Windows XP, Apple Mac OS X, up-scale community, regular basis, markup, Microsoft Windows XP Professional

Discussion threads 2006-04-05

Open source blooming in new field

Ex-software executives from Lawson, Hyperion, Oracle, SAS and other companies in the analytics field are heading up a new open source community and company, the Pentaho BI Project. (The Pentaho Indians were responsible for domesticating the West Indian Manatee.) It's part of the growing trend of former executives of proprietary...

Tags: open source

Blog posts 2005-06-14