2008 Vol. # 3


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You Can Say That Again

 
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A computer lets you make more mistakes faster than any invention in human history – with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila.

- Mitch Ratcliffe

 

'The Net' Works

 

If you're happy with paying for information, skip this article. Otherwise, learn how Google can help you find information on your phone via voice or text.

 

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What's the Big Idea?

 
At the moment the world is captivated by the green movement. Whether you've been on the band wagon since the beginning or you're just starting to notice it, solid arguments exist as to why greening your IT shop is not just a passing fad but a strategic move. Better results for your company and the planet can be achieved by following the simple steps outlined in this article.

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The Project Assassin

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Proven Techniques for Glorious Failure

This ongoing humorous look at common project management faux pas highlights common errors in assembling project teams. Our assassin shares his tips on the power of FTE's as an approach to thoroughly derail the best laid project plans. Hopefully, the examples will be completely unfamiliar.

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In Between the Covers
Randy Mayeux, First Friday Book Synopsis


Book The Post-American World by Fareed Zakaria breaks down what it means to be living in a "post-America world." The author maintains that the better educated we are about the global marketplace the more we will understand the changes currently taking place in the world and how they impact America. The rest of the world is experiencing rising standards and the focus will not be solely on America as a superpower, but on a multitude of countries.

 

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Busted for Soliciting

HandcuffsIs your team considering or about to launch a multi-faceted technology initiative involving business processes, change management, data and technology challenges?

Do you currently have an IT-enabled project underway that is over budget? Behind schedule? Not meeting expectations?

Is your management team currently frustrated that they do not receive the types of reports / information that they need to effectively run the business?

If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, and if your firm is mid-sized with headquarters or key operations in Texas, please contact us. At Avalion, the majority of our new business comes from our satisfied clients and as referrals from friends who understand our commitment to "accelerating the promise of  IT."




 

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