I was recently taking some online courses on software development best-practices courtesy of Coursera. In these courses they would use the phrase ‘beautiful code’ to describe well-written software code. This means that the software is written in a fashion that is efficient and not bloated. Microsoft Vista, for example, was the epitome of NOT beautiful code […]
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This was a video script I wrote and had produced on the Fujitsu ScanSnap fi-6010N Network Scanner.
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One of the really beneficial features of the Fujitsu network-attached scanners is the Central Administration Server (CAS) software that’s included with the devices. You can easily download the software from the scanners, install on a Windows server and have this great capability up and running in no time. Below is a hyperlink to a YouTube
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This was a video script I wrote and narrated to show the Scan to Microsoft SharePoint capability of the Fujitsu fi-6010N network-attached scanner. Please click the link below to view the video on YouTube: Scan to Microsoft SharePoint with the ScanSnap fi-6010N iScanner network scanner
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Sometimes it is not the technology itself that dictates either the success or failure of a particular technology. I believe that the “user experience” helps drive adoption of a particular technology or ultimately will bring its demise. Let me give you a few examples. Microsoft Windows: Ask yourself this question; self: “Was Windows the most robust
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