We All Need Somebody to Lean On When Bill Withers wrote his song Lean on Me, he knew a lot about relationships. Even when we are competent and powerful, we still need others to get the job done. It is not just in the IT field where we rely on someone else’s expertise and effort. […]
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5 Ways to Streamline Your Next Launch
Launching a new WordPress website site is a long and complex process. You need to worry about all the standard development requirements, include your customer’s specific needs, plan how to execute them, and still get the work done on time and on budget. Of course, let’s not forget having to troubleshoot any issues that come […]
When your Clients have a lot riding on their WordPress site, Carbon60 is the Choice
Built for scale, highly secure, more affordable Are you building the next large media website? Does your client project require advance performance and security? Are you launching a WordPress site that needs to deliver under extreme loads and cannot go down? If this sounds like your next WordPress project (or you are an enterprise yourself […]
Integrating SharePoint with Service Management Automation (SMA)
A while ago I wrote a post about integration between SharePoint 2010 and System Center Orchestrator, and the solution has been successfully used so far in my company. Since then, we moved to SharePoint 2013 and Microsoft released their new runbook engine – “Service Management Automation” (SMA) that integrated with the Windows Azure Pack (WAP). […]
Mail apps for Outlook – Show Sender Information
Mail apps for Outlook makes developing Outlook customizations simple and straightforward. A mail app is just a webpage that is hosted inside Outlook. Outlook activates it and makes it available to the user contextually with respect to the item that the user is currently viewing. The user controls starting any available mail app and the […]