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  Tableau's visual representations of data are easier to understand than long lists of numbers.

• An Objective Way to Evaluate Project Managers

  
  A long-time project manager for EDS outlines a sensible way to evaluate project managers' performance using objective metrics that matter most to the business.
• Microsoft: We're Not Afraid of the Cloud
• Fighting Government Waste With Google Apps
• End Office and Windows Annoyances
• 15 Great Microsoft Office Optimization Tools
• Can Your Business Run Completely Online?
• Xcelsius: How to Ruin a Great Application
• Office 2008 Survival Guide
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Office News

• An Objective Way to Evaluate Project Managers A long-time project manager for EDS outlines a sensible way to evaluate project managers' performance using objective metrics that matter most to the business.
• Microsoft: We're Not Afraid of the Cloud To succeed in its quest for the corporate data center, Microsoft must overcome a difficult economic environment as well as rivals.
• Fighting Government Waste With Google Apps The Washington D.C. government is migrating its 38,000 employees over to Gmail and Google Apps, which it plans to use for document sharing, spreadsheets and as a wiki. Here's a look at how and why, from cost to continuity.
• Can Your Business Run Completely Online? Google says Apps powers many small businesses.
• Xcelsius: How to Ruin a Great Application A really, really, really cool application gets sidelined in a swirl and flurry of filthy lucre.

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• End Office and Windows Annoyances Deal with e-mail hassles, Office file-format woes, and lost passwords--and see what happens when a wolf wants to play.
• Easy Solutions for Common E-Mail Headaches Archive important messages for safekeeping, add an image to your mail signature, and clear out corrupted messages. Lincoln Spector answers your e-mail questions.
• When Is Vista not Vista? When It's Mojave! Microsoft resorts to subterfuge to get people to try Windows Vista, as Steve Bass recently found. Plus, tips for Outlook and Windows passwords.