A Christmas Support Story
Warning: A non-technical story from being on the frontline in support
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Warning: A non-technical story from being on the frontline in support
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If you’ve chosen to do a proof-of-concept (PoC), you should already know what the challenge or requirement is, what your satisfactory results look like and what the product or tool set is that will deliver on your commitment.
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Network Heroes Some people love networking because it makes them feel special.
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On a train this morning, I read Ivan Pepelnjak’s Twitter stream (because what else is there to do whilst relaxing with a coffee?
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I hear people talk about leaky abstractions all the time. I’m not sure that some of the people that use it have researched the term.
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Part three introduced the first three key skills. This part presents the introduction to the last three core skills and a call to action.
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Part three! Let’s get straight to business and carry on where we left off from part two.
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This article is number two in a series. The first part can be found here.
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This is the first post of a series on the persona between “network engineer” and “developer”.
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