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5 Best Open Source Graphics Programs

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You don't have to spend a fortune on expensive,...
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Small Business Software: OpenOffice.org vs. Google Docs

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Microsoft is getting ready to ship Office 2010, but...
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How to Bridge Microsoft Active Directory and Linux

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Many small and medium-sized businesses standardize on Microsoft Active...
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10 Tips When Considering Open Source Software

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Welcome to 2011. I hope one of your New...

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5 Best Open Source Graphics Programs

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You don't have to spend a fortune on expensive, over-powered graphics software to create promotional materials for your small...
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The 5 Best Open Source Graphics Programs

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Do you want to create your own promotional materials for your small business? Before you shell out big...
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Alfresco: Content Management for Small Business

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Having the right collaboration tools is a key to success, even in a small business. If you're running a...
Mobile

10 Tips When Considering Open Source Software

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Welcome to 2011. I hope one of your New Year's Resolutions is to use more open source in your...
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Should SMBs Consider Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6?

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Red Hat's latest major release, which it unveiled last month, places lots of emphasis on the features for big...
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Should Your Small Business Switch from XP to Ubuntu?

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Open Source Small Business Software: Ubuntu Linux Many people have dubbed Windows XP as "the OS that refuses to die."...
Networking

How to Bridge Microsoft Active Directory and Linux

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Many small and medium-sized businesses standardize on Microsoft Active Directory (AD) for user authentication and management. That works really...
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Power Your Small Business Website with WordPress

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A lot of business owners look at managing a website as a chore. If you've tried to wrangle a...

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