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Virtually every technology has been affected by the prevalence of the Internet, intranets, and extranets. Electronic document management systems (EDMSs) are no exception. Astute business managers are now recognizing the […]

The introduction of Windows95 has served as a catalyst in reevaluating the need for Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMS). The driving reason for this reevaluation was due to several technological […]

Virtually every software vendor has introduced something it calls a portal. In an effort to provide some framework for IT managers to compare these often widely divergent offerings, here are […]

The two main lessons to remember about installing and maintaining network files and users are these: use a coherent directory structure and centralize the control of login scripts, batch files, […]

Integration of components poses complex challenges Application integration is emerging as one of the chief areas of concern for corporate IS managers, systems analysts, and programmers. Long considered to be […]

Electronic Document Management Systems (EDMS) have become mission-critical applications for companies that need to manage unstructured information. NetRight Technologies, maker of iManage Network, is introducing its first Internet/intranet offering: iManage […]

How does Web-enabled document management relate to XML and content management, and which is best for your e-business solution? E-BUSINESS BENEFITS * Web-enabled document management (DM) lets e-business-based companies leverage […]

Focuses on the benefit offered by corporate portals in aggregating business information and providing links to public Web sites. Features that most portal companies include in their products; Steps of the portal evolution; List of portal software. INSET: Four Major Categories Of Portal Software.

The article talks about the prevalence of employees who prefer pleasing people instead of doing the right thing, and offers tips on how to achieve balance between being assertive and being nice.

The authors reflect on the nice guy syndrome (NGS), which they claim can create many problems, both personally and professionally. They explain that NGS is a condition that many people experience when they are overly nice, more concerned about pleasuring others instead of doing the right thing and ensuring that their own interests are considered and protected. They suggest a new definition of nice and state that nice guys have the right to be self-aware, speak up, and be bold.