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Many enterprises that do implement DR find that they have a difficult time meeting their goals for data protection and recovery. At Riverbed, their technology can do a lot to make the protection and restoration of data more reliable in disasters, helping you to meet your enterprise goals. If you have DR requirements that are not being met, before you think about buying more bandwidth or looking at other complex solutions, you should really look at Riverbed WAN Optimization. Watch the video to learn more. Request Free!

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Chalk Talk for Disaster Recovery

BU Inspire: A Call to Arts Brian Snyder- BU MBA Alum and CEO of Madbrook Publishing Capturing Parents’ Attention: Kids, Technology, and Creativity

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BU Inspire: Bryan Snyder

Stanford Technology Ventures Program’s Executive Director Tina Seelig shares rich insights in creative thinking and the entrepreneurial mindset. Her talk, based on her 2009 book, What I Wish I Knew When I Was 20, cites numerous classroom successes of applied problem-solving and the lessons of failur…

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The Art of Teaching Entrepreneurship and Innovation – Stanford

In this on-demand webinar, John Ragsdale of the Technology Services Industry Association (TSIA) discusses: Why the iPad is game changing for the field service space What drivers will cause field service managers to adopt the iPad The impact the iPad will have on businesses that adopt it There is also a brief overview of the ServiceMax app for the iPad. Request Free!

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The iPad for Field Service? It’s a Game Changer!

Social Media Marketing GPS began as an experiment to learn if marketers would be receptive to, and find value in, a new book genre built on a succession of tweet interviews about one business topic: social media marketing. The goal was to create a comprehensive body of knowledge that could serve as a roadmap (GPS) for developing a strategic social media plan. My thoughts were if this could be accomplished in a series of 140 character tweets it might help ease the apprehension for people new to social media, while at the same time, providing a review and offering some interesting ideas for those more experienced. Forty prominent marketers from Canada, England, India and the United States were interviewed on Twitter. The focus was on how to leverage social media, not in terms of the technology, but as a vehicle to build and nurture stronger business relationships. Each tweet included the hash tag #smgps. What developed was the first business book of interviews written on Twitter by the people who were working in the space. Twitter became both a content platform and a distribution channel. Request Free!

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Social Media Marketing GPS — Free 91 Page eBook

This 300 page eBook will provide a general background on concepts like existing legal systems of software protection – copyright, patents, trademark and key concepts like Copyleft and free licenses – upon which practical skills for different contexts can be built. This eBook aims to provide the knowledge and tools that are needed to assess the possible legal issues that can arise in a Free Technology environment and will provide the reader with the information needed to answer to common questions and doubts, and to take the right decisions from a legal perspective. Request Free!

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Legal Aspects of the Information Society