Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
February 2009
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Open source: a remedy for IT recession
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Office 2007 Deployment: Results
- Imperial College London 19 Feb 2009 -
GSM World Congress: the mHealth programme for developing nations
- Managing Editor 16 Feb 2009
On the server side, where we don't have to worry about end users, why not use open source products.
Testing results and the sample code for the logon script can be yours in the final installment of the Office 2007 deployment diary
Podcast interview with Claire Thwates of the Vodafone Foundation and United Nations Foundation partnership about how mobile health is provding health workers with a way to support the population in ...
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Patch Tuesday impacts 64 core Windows components
- Managing Editor 11 Feb 2009 -
Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 5
- Imperial College London 10 Feb 2009 -
Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 4
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Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 3
- Imperial College London 04 Feb 2009 -
Office 2007 Deployment: Let's Get Visual (Visual Studio 2008 Overview)
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Snowed in...work from home...if only the network would let me in
- Managing Editor 02 Feb 2009
Microsoft's latest patch includes a major update updates to Windows affecting 64 Windows component files. Click here to download report >>
In this installment learn how to get round installing Office Customisations without having to manually allow it to proceed.
Before we try to install the custom Office ribbon files via the logon script we need to put on a couple of prerequsites...
We return to the KIX logon script for the Office 2007 rollout to explain more on what we are doing...
After the excitement of the snow this week, we take a break from the logon script to discuss Visual Studio 2008 and how it fits into our Office 2007 plans...
Our IT security policy - like many businesses - prevents me from accessing the corporate intranet unless I have a security token and VPN software installed on a company-approved PC. I'll try and ...