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Ubuntu 8.04 “Hardy Heron” beta - making life easier for Windows users | Hardware 2.0 | ZDNet.com: "Ubuntu 8.04 “Hardy Heron” beta has made Linux adoption much easier by making it easy for Windows users to install Ubuntu onto their PCs without affecting their Windows installation.

Two new features added to Ubuntu 8.04 are umenu and Wubi and these additions have significantly lowered the first rung onto the Linux ladder by making it a snap to install Ubuntu 8.04 onto a Windows system. All you need is:

* A Windows PC
* At least 4GB of free space
* Ubuntu 8.04 on CD or an ISO mounted in Windows"

Incremax Technologies

URLyGRL.com is proud to bring to your attention that our esteemed and hardworking colleague in the software architecture and leadership domain has recently joined New York's business-focused technology consultancy, Incremax.

Incremax Technologies: "Incremax Taps Top Talent to Lead Microsoft Information Productivity Practice Management
Industry Veteran Expands Incremax Expertise With Microsoft SharePoint Leadership - 5/2007

New York, USA – May 15, 2007 – Incremax, a trusted and business-savvy technology consultancy of Microsoft product solutions announces the appointment of Jean-Pierre Seibel as Practice Director, Information Productivity & Collaboration. In addition, Jean-Pierre becomes a member of the Incremax management team and instrumental to the development of cross-segment and industry specific technology solution offerings that span Advanced Infrastructure, Information Productivity and Business Intelligence."

Having known Mr. Seibel from the infancy of his technology career, I can offer that you are in safe hands. Jean-Pierre Seibel is a technologist you can trust, both personally and with your business.

All the best, Mr. Seibel in your new career with Incremax!

URLyGrl.com Tech Journal: Jesse James Garrett: ia/recon

Recruiting is a fine trade. It needs to be better. There are several options for filling the gap. One is to buy my resume generator so that when you need a taxonomist, you pull up all the things I did related to that topic. More than likely there are many! Another thing you can do is get to know your capital, in this case the people you might want to recruit.. Know the many shades of them!! For real. Thanks! p.s. The person this conversation came up with originally is one of my top 2 favorite recruiters ever.... but the buzz word game needs help.

URLyGrl.com Tech Journal: Jesse James Garrett: ia/recon: "As you might guess, all BAs, be them traditional business analysts, process analysts, or data anlalysts, all use similar skills to identify and document business intelligence in terms of needs and whether developers have met those needs. The clear difference now seems to be their background of experience.. Did they grow up in mainframe with SQL and Data Architects? Or did they hang out with web design teams? Or did they get lucky enough to work with the folks shaking up the assumptions of business and architecting new strategies for making work better?"