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    Blue on Windows Vista

    Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

    I came into the office this morning to see that Blue had some opinions he wished to express about Windows Vista.
    "In 1999 Microsoft gave us Windows ME, seven years later they gave us Windows ME 2 (Windows Vista)" - Blue

    J: What do you mean Blue?
    B: Well do remember Windows ME back in the […]

    New Clients + New Projects + More New Clients = No Blogging!

    Sunday, February 24th, 2008

    After several extremely busy weeks, work is showing signs of getting back to normal, well nearly. When working for yourself or a small business anything not mission critical often gets pushed to one side when your busy. Blogging unfortunately is one them that has to take a back burner.
    As a small business wanting […]

    21 Ways to Bullet Proof your IT infrastructure

    Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008

    If backups is about making sure your company data is safe, then building IT redundancy is making sure you have the infrastructure to read that information back. So how can you increase the resilience of your business infrastructure?
    Increasing sales, number of clients and profit margins are top priorities for businesses. Building redundancy and fall over […]

    Growing your Business with LinkedIn

    Wednesday, January 16th, 2008

    LinkedIn is a social network website aim primarily as a business networking tool. It can be used for recruiting staff, managing your business connections, making new ones, finding old ones and seeking business advice. Think of it as a traditional CV drag into the digital age. Since Facebook exploded onto the scene early in […]

    What are blogs?

    Thursday, November 29th, 2007

    I guess the majority of people who read Terinea Weblog, already know what blogs are? Although, I realised the other day I’ve never actually explained in my own words what blogs are.
    Blogs are not a new technology
    I find most people struggle to understand the concept of blogging because they are looking for a […]

    How to send sensitive data securely

    Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

    British Government has been in a bit of bother this week after losing two discs containing over 25 million records of personal details of parents who received child benefit. So when dealing with sensitive data what is the best way to transfer the information between offices?
    At some point in business you might be tasked […]

    Warning: 50 IT ideas to improve your business today

    Tuesday, November 20th, 2007

    50 IT ideas to improve your business today, is a collection of Terinea’s best IT advice for small to medium sized business.
    1) IT Support Company - Of course we are going to suggest this tip, but we do feel businesses of all sizes will benefit from having a relationship with an IT company. An IT […]

    Let’s Do Business 2007

    Monday, November 19th, 2007

    Last Thursday Terinea attended Let’s Do Business exhibition for businesses in the East Sussex and Kent area. Like the previously year the show was well attended and unlike the pervious year, we were more prepared with our new banner stands.
    Thanks to everyone who stopped by and said hello!

    Danny from Gibbons Mannington and Robin

    The Terinea stand […]

    Top 10 Business Productivity Tips for 2007

    Monday, November 12th, 2007

    Over the last two weeks I have been busy with day to day business and refreshing our marketing material (promotional leaflet, banner stand and Website). So continuing my philosophy of blogging offline. I decided that one of the banner stands should offer free advice which can act as a talking point to potential customers.
    So here […]

    Blogs and Wikis: Growing influences and markets of the Internet

    Wednesday, November 7th, 2007

    Last Thursday I was invited along to Edinburgh University for a talk on “Blogs and Wikis: Growing influences and markets of the Internet“, given by Mark Fletcher the founder of Bloglines. The talk was part of the Edinburgh-Stanford Link CEO Master Classes.
    The talk centered around blogs and in particular blogging as a business […]

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