Terrific Link: Backing up your data

My mentor, dear friend, and Group Policy Mastermind Jeremy Moskowitz has been writing a blog post every year that provides very practical information re: how to back up your data on your home PC.

Obviously your IT Department’s backup strategy is going to be very different than this, but these instructions are perfect for your non-techie friends and . . .
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Questions to ask about your ITIL Instructor

Spending money on training is a pretty significant investment. Whether you’re funding your own training or choosing a training provider for an entire department, there are important questions to ask to help make sure you’re getting good value for your money.

Oftentimes, training companies have a few trainers on their roster. It’s up to you to make sure you’re . . .
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Demystifying “ITIL 2011″

You’ve probably heard me mention that the ITIL V3 books (originally published in 2007) had some typos and inconsistencies across the five volumes. It happens, we’re human! These books have been cleaned up and updated a bit, and a new set of books was released this summer. While this isn’t a new version of ITIL (meaning, this certainly isn’t . . .
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