What is AirPort

January 5, 2008 no comments
AirPort is a brand under the computer company Apple Inc. for wireless local area networks (WLAN), introduced commercially on July 21, 1999. It is based in the 802.11b or "Wi-Fi" standard developed by...

Project Planning

January 5, 2008 no comments
Putting the Cart After the Horse: Project Planning and Scope Definition In today's fast-paced business world, proper project planning can often take a backseat to other objectives. Employees are aske...

Business Etiquette

January 5, 2008 no comments
Leaving On A Jet Plane? Business Etiquette To Go Business travel is often a necessity whether you work for a Fortune 500 company or own a small home based business. Only so much business can be condu...

What is B-Tree

January 4, 2008 no comments
B-Tree is an indexing technique most commonly used in databases and file systems where pointers to data are placed in a balance tree structure so that all references to any data can be accessed in an...

What is Cache

January 4, 2008 no comments
A cache is a type of dynamic and high speed memory that is used to supplement the function of the central processing unit and the physical disk storage. The cache acts as a buffer when the CPU tries ...

Business-Driven Data Distribution

January 4, 2008 no comments
Business-driven data distribution refers to the situation where the business need for data at a specific location drives the company to develop a data site and the distribution of data to the said ne...