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Author Archives: Joe Hertvik
WordPress 3.8.1 Maintenance Release Now Available
Nine weeks after releasing the latest version of its WordPress 3.8 environment, WordPress has issued a new maintenance release for its software, WordPress 3.8.1. This release was available as of January 23, 2014. Continue reading
Posted in Blogging & Publishing, IT Management, News
Tagged WordPress 3.8 upgrade, WordPress 3.8.1
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ZD Net: IBM Q4 Mixed, Power Systems Sales Down 31%, Server Sales Tank
What’s happening with IBM Power Systems sales?
ZDNet is reporting that while IBM earnings were better than expected, revenue sales missed their target, and Power Systems revenue decreased by 31% from a year ago and overall server revenue decreased by 25%.
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Posted in Hardware, IBM i acquisition, News
Tagged IBM hardware, Power i, Power systems
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Why Not Include a Not List in Your Project Charter?
When putting together a project charter, I find it valuable to always include a Not list along with the other sections of my project charter.
As the name implies, a Not list is a list of things not included in the project.
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Posted in IT Management
Tagged it management, project management
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IT Jungle: IBM Winds Down Older Power6 CPUs and Memory in Advance of Power8
IT Jungle reports that IBM is prepping customers about impending withdrawals of Power6 CPU and memory in advance of the upcoming Power8 announcement Continue reading
Posted in News, Power hardware
Tagged IBM Power6 hardware, IBM Power8 hardware
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From the Field: Notes on Data Center UPS Battery Replacement
Here are some notes and tips I picked up from my recent Data Center UPS battery replacement project Continue reading
Using WordPress Schedule to Prevent Premature Publication
Here’s a tip for making sure you don’t accidentally publish a new WordPress post before you’re ready: use WordPress Schedule. Continue reading
Thinking of Moving to LinkedIn Premium? Catch the Video First
If you’re thinking of moving to LinkedIn premium, here’s the Youtube video explaining Premium’s features and how to use it.
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Posted in LinkedIn and Twitter
Tagged linkedin, linkedin hertvik, linkedin premium
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Working with IBM i System Job Tables Nearing Capacity (the CPI1468 Error)
Here’s the fix for the IBM i CPI1468 error (IBM i system job tables nearing capacity) Continue reading
Posted in IBM i Tech Info
Tagged AS/400 system job tables, CPI1468, CPI1468 error, IBM i system job tables
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Filtering Your LinkedIn Connections Shared Status Updates
Use this URL if you only want to view what your LinkedIn connections have shared on your LinkedIn home page.
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Posted in LinkedIn and Twitter
Tagged linkedin shared status, LinkedIn Shared Status update
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Getting Rid of Annoying Google Plus Hot and Recommended Posts in Your Home Feed
If you’re sick of unwanted and annoying Hot and Recommended posts in your Google+ home feed, here’s an easy process to get rid of them. Continue reading
IBM i QuickTip: Fixing the Excel Add-in for IBM i Access 6.1/7.1
When upgrading to IBM i Access for Windows 6.1 or 7.1 (formerly System i for Windows, Client Access for Windows, etc), IBM changed the technology used for the Excel data transfer add-in. And that change could break your Excel-to-IBM i data transfers.
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IT Jungle: Four Ways to Move an IBM i Partition, Part 2
IT Jungle just posted my latest tip focusing on moving an IBM i partition from one machine to another using vendor replication software, such as Vision Solutions’ Mimix. Continue reading
Posted in IBM i Tech Info
Tagged ibm i, ibm i partition
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How to Remove a LinkedIn Connection
Here’s a quick way to remove a LinkedIn Connection.
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Posted in LinkedIn and Twitter
Tagged linkedin connection, remove linkedin connection
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Best Practices: Alway use a Shared System Console for Your IBM i Partition
When working on an IBM i partition system console, the best practice is to always start the console as a shared system console. Here’s why. Continue reading
Posted in IBM i Tech Info
Tagged as/400 system console, ibm i system console, system console
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