Named Pipes. That’s the Jeopardy answer to a question that took 3Deers a month or so to answer regarding a sever slowdown in the queries from Microsoft Excel to a SQL database. Named (freaking) Pipes. For folks that use Excel to access SQL and do great Business Intelligence Reports (like… Continue reading
5 Tips for writing SEO friendly blogs for the new or basis blogger. There are some very easy tools and techniques that can be easily mastered. Continue reading
July 13 was a great day at the IT Pro Camp hosted by Keiser University in Ft. Lauderdale (http://itprocamp.com/southflorida/south-florida-it-pro-camp/). I was honored to represent 3Deers and do a presentation on utilizing Microsoft Excel as a front end tool for Business Intelligence. Many people do not realize that you can use… Continue reading
I am trilled to announce that I have been selected to speak this weekend at the South Florida IT ProCamp on Excel for Business Intelligence. Continue reading
As part of my Coral Springs Chamber of Commerce networking group, I was asked for my definition of a blog and a post. Are they the same thing? Where does a company or person blog and post? Blogging and posting: what are they and what is the difference? Before I… Continue reading
When starting a new business, networking is widely regarded as a key to get going. Funds for advertising are slim, and probably not even a good investment for a private consultant. I am looking for solid long-term clients, not trying to sell a copy of a software program or widget…. Continue reading
Ever wonder “What should I write in my blog?” Looking for some help on your writer’s block or do you just want to Build Links on Google? Continue reading
As a consultant, especially as an independent looking to build a new business, one must be prepared for anything! Meetings… proposals… client reviews… you never know what might happen. It has been some years, but I remember going with a group to visit a long-term client. We had a good… Continue reading
A common request from clients is a way for readers to have easy sharing of their posts. Comments are nice, but they notice less and less people registering for sites and comments… readers just want to do a quick social sharing on to their favorite platform. Let us face it;… Continue reading
As a webmaster and WordPress host with multiple clients, a provider must decide whether to use a single instance of WordPress for all your clients or keep each client separated. There are pros and cons for each approach. If you keep each of your clients or blogs on a separate… Continue reading
