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Top 9 Employee Monitoring Software for 2024
Benjamin Franklin once said, “Lost time is never found again.” One of the best ways to ensure your employees aren’t losing time is through employee monitoring software.
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Phil Lombardi
Productivity Software for Specific Industries: Types, Tools, and Use Cases
Unlock the power of productivity software. From writers to business owners, find the perfect tool for your trade.
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Sunny Yadav
Software Maintenance: Key Concepts and Practices
Companies can save 12-18% of their IT costs by taking a preventive approach to software maintenance. Read on to learn all about software maintenance and how to save money.
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Lavanya Rathnam
Software Bugs: What They Are, How They Happen, and How to Fix Them
"The caterpillars of the commonwealth, which I have sworn to weed and pluck away." 425+ years after Shakespeare, and we're still trying to get rid of bugs, just of a different kind.
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Phil Lombardi
Types of Software and Their Uses
Are you curious about the digital world's hidden code? Read on to learn the secrets behind the different types of software.
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Lavanya Rathnam
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In 10 sessions, you’ll feel the difference. In 20 sessions, you’ll see a difference. And in 30 sessions, you’ll have a whole new body” – Joseph Pilates. If you want to improve your health, Pilates is a great choice.
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Phil Lombardi
With more than 2.7 billion active users worldwide, it's no wonder more people want to release Youtube videos daily.
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Phil Lombardi
Dive into the captivating world of animation on your iPad. Unleash creativity with our top picks, turning your tablet into an animated canvas.
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Phil Lombardi
One-third of businesses exceed their cloud budgets by 40%, according to a Pepperdata survey. Are you worried about overshooting your budget? Read on to find out how top business budgeting software can help.
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Lavanya Rathnam
According to a market report, the technical debt from poorly created software in the U.S. amounts to $2.41 trillion as of 2022. To avoid this loss, using a well-developed software architecture is key.
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Lavanya Rathnam