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Consider using a power strip with an occupancy sensor for all your peripheral devices. The occupancy sensor detects if there is movement and will power down any connected devices if there has been no activity for a preset period.
This can keep the consumption of all your additional gadgets low, such as chargers, sync cradles, and desk lamps.
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Don't miss the
Greynets blog - a destination where you can hear from the people who are
part of the SpywareGuide and FaceTime Security Labs research teams, as
well as developers, programmers and the occasional guest blogger.
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Eastern Kentucky University Taps FaceTime to Keep Spyware Off Campus
Spyware is a huge problem on college campuses with students constantly downloading unsafe content. That's why Eastern Kentucky University has called on FaceTime Communications to make sure worms, viruses and Trojans don't enroll in the campus' computer networks.
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Enterprises Diving into Web 2.0 Waters
Businesses are discovering the professional side of social networking to benefit communication and collaboration amongst employees. But soon customer-facing Web 2.0 technologies will outstrip spending on these internal collaboration software efforts, according to Forester Research.
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Getting Microsoft OCS Right the First Time: Expert Tips for Deployment, Security and Compliance
Watch this eSeminar with Microsoft and FaceTime to hear how you can immediately benefit from the productivity of Unified Communications -- without exposing yourself to compliance or security risks.
You'll hear from the experts how FaceTime helps maximize your Microsoft Office Communications Server investment by enforcing use of only sanctioned IM clients, enabling policy enforcement on those communications, providing guaranteed message logging and
easy retrieval of stored OCS messages – all with powerful reporting and compliance workflow capabilities.
You'll also hear how FaceTime gives you proven security to prevent malware over all real-time channels, block P2P file sharing, and control VoIP applications such as Skype.
Watch Now (45 minutes)
FaceForward: The FaceTime Blog
Be sure to read FaceTime's blog, FaceForward, designed to facilitate the exchange of views and opinions about the changing nature of Internet communications.
The blog brings important discussions about security, management and compliance for the new, real-time Internet into an open collaborative environment.
Please stop by blog.FaceTime.com to read posts, leave a comment, ask a question or suggest a topic to explore.
E-discovery nightmare: Does your company know how to respond?
With multi-million dollar verdicts hurling corporate success stories into nightmares, it's up to you to protect your company and prepare for the worst before it happens.
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Ways to Jump an IT Pay Grade
When's the last time you got a raise? Yea, we thought so. You deserve so much more than you're making, but how are you going to convince the big boss of that? Here are ten not-so-obvious ways to climb your way out of a paycheck rut.
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What Color is Your IT Shop?
A new report from the IT Process Institute finds that strategic alignment success is more about whether your IT organization - be it a utility provider, a process optimizer, or a revenue enabler - is a good fit with your current business strategy.
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Inside the FBI's IT Transformation
If you think you're IT job is tough, just walk in the shoes of the FBI CIO Zalmai Azmi. Once in charge of catching big-time crooks that have already completed their crimes, in the post 9/11 world, Azmi is leading the efforts to revamp the FBI's software infrastructure to stop crimes before they happen.
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Misleading Download Accelerators...as seen on TV
If it was on TV, it must be safe, right? That's what hundreds of unsuspecting victims are thinking when they see the add for "Coolfreedownloads.net." Giving the site false credibility, the cons posted "as seen on TV" logos on the page.
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What Exactly Are "Work Hours?"
Do you remember when a "9-5" job was the norm? These days, our professional and personal hours are blurred. We're always socializing and we're always working. This FaceTime employee posts a blog - for work - at 9pm, and ponders whether the disappearance of the 9-5 job is such a bad thing.
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