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Tag Archives: email
Everyone is Hacked!
Every UD intelligence agency has told us that the Russians hacked the 2016 Elections. They also say that the Russians DID NOT (successfully?) attack voting machines or the vote itself. Nor has there (yet?) been proof that the … Continue reading
Posted in Best Practices, Improvement, Continuous or Not, Unique Ideas
Tagged cyberwar, email, Politics, technology
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Mr. Trump, Can We Examine Your Email Server?
(Previously posted on AndMagazine, 12/10/2016) Whether you love or hate his policies, you have to admit that Trump IS a definitely, “high energy”! It’s still weeks before he is sworn in as President, and he has already closed deals with … Continue reading
Posted in Expectations and Rewards, Improvement, Continuous or Not, Unique Ideas
Tagged cyberwar, email, Security, technology, Trump
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PMO Genius: Time To Open The “Office of Email”
Not too long ago we looked at Atos, an $11 Billion IT firm that decided to kill email. They did considerable internal research and concluded that rather than contributing to profitability, email is a massive drain on profitability and needs … Continue reading
Genius PMO: Let’s Kill Email! Lessons From A Leading Technology Firm…
In case you haven’t heard the big news yet, Atos (a multi-Billion dollar IT firm) announced that it plans the global elimination of email from all of its offices. Now that’s a big, bold move! A move that is going … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Making, Delivering Services, Project Management Office, Unique Ideas
Tagged Efficiency, email, Metrics, PMO, Project Management, Projects, Quantify
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Epsilon Cloudburst
Have you heard of Epsilon, the marketing firm? Well, if you haven’t you can probably expect to hear about them soon. One of the many services Epsilon offers is the management of emailing services for many large corporations. Personally, I … Continue reading
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