HP EliteBook 1020 and Dell XPS 13 Comparison
When it comes time to buy a new laptop, my general rule of thumb is to get the best combination
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HP EliteBook Folio 1020 Review
The HP EliteBook Folio 1020 is a 13-inch business class laptop that can easily handle anything you throw at it. After spending a little over a month taking one for a test drive, I’m left impressed with the performance for handling everything from pivot tables in Excel to video encoding when I’m publishing movies from Sony Vegas. Read more about why I think this is one of the best laptops I’ve ever used.
HP Duet Pen and Paper Folio Demo
I don’t find myself writing on paper very often these days. I still know plenty of people who prefer taking
Greyhound and the Internet of Things
At the recent CIOsynergy event in Dallas, Texas, Jake Ludington spoke with Greyhound Lines CIO, Chris Boult about how the company is using IoT sensor technology to help them innovate and gain business insights more quickly.
Making the Shift from IT to Business Technology
IT is trapped in the cost center side of the business equation instead of being associated with creating measurable value for the business. Headspring, a company that excels at application modernization has identified 5 key ways for companies to embrace IT as an integral part of the business.
HP EliteDesk 800 Desktop Mini Giveaway
I’m giving away an HP EliteDesk 800 Desktop Mini. Read the full post to find out how to qualify. All qualifying posts must be made by 11:59 PM Pacific Time on 30 January 2015 to be eligible.
Sometimes Quitting is Okay
Consciously stopping work toward a goal is just as important as being conscious of the reasons you started in the first place. When the reasons for starting no longer align with where you want be, it’s okay to abandon the project and refocus on other things that hold greater importance.
