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John Agsalud

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John Agsalud
An Information Systems professional since 1987, John has a wide array of talents encompassing many aspects of the industry. Since joining ISDI in 1990, John has been involved in all aspects of the business, both technical and administrative. His technical experience, combined with his business acumen, provides him with the perspective required to run an advanced technology company. John is responsible for the day-to-day operations of ISDI, including overall company management and new business development. John continues to provide project management and technical assistance, as required, to ISDI clientele. John has a B.A. in Computer Science from the University of Texas in Austin, Texas.

Business Computing Articles

2009

Jun: What Is a Service Level Agreement?

May: Web 2.0 is Hot but Greater Gains Await

Apr: SaaS Can Help You Save on Software Cost

Feb: Act 221 Has Been Successful

2008

Dec: What to Look for When Buying a New Laptop

Nov: Be Careful With Your Bluetooth

Oct: Technology is Not Always the Culprit

Aug: What To Do if You're Having Trouble With Wireless

Jul: Keeping Your Computers in Shape

Jun: Bad Guys Go From ‘Phishing’ to ‘Spearphishing’

Apr: Expansion to the Mainland Isn't Always Bad

Feb: It Isn’t Paranoia If Everyone Really Is Out To Get You

Jan: Only Way to Really Trash Data is to Destroy the Hard Drive

2007

Dec: Multiple Computer Screens Can Enhance Functionality

Nov: What to Do When Your Gear Decides to Go for a Swim

Sep: Wait, If You Can, for SP1 to Come Out

Aug: Keep 'Bots' At Bay By Practicing Safe Computing

Jul: Fixing Problem Is Easier If You 'Capture' Error Message

Jun: Undelivered E-mail an Offshoot of Spam Prevention

May: How to Pick a Password That Won't Get Passed Along

Apr: Firefox's Problems Can Be Overcome With a Few Simple Steps

Feb: E-mail Is Great, but It Does Have a Few Drawbacks

Jan: 'Release Candidate' Software Almost Ready for Prime Time

2006

Dec: Surfing At Work Has a Good Side

Nov: How to Make Peace With End of Life

Aug: Are All PCs Created Equally?

Jun: Better Patching Strategies

May: Setting Up for Telecommuting

Apr: Be Careful When Making Backups

Mar: Don't Let Waikiki Scare You

Feb: How to Buy Software

Jan: So You Want to Change Browsers?

2005

Dec: What Is That In Your Pocket?

Nov: Do You Really Need to Take That Laptop?

Oct: How Can Blogs Help You?

Sep: Put Your Software In Order

Aug: Google Is Your Friend

Jul: How Secure Are You?

May: What Open Source Means to You

Apr: Spyware is Everywhere, but There Is Hope

Mar: What Ever Happened to Telecommuting?

Feb: What Exactly Do You Do for a Living?

Jan: Rent a Data Center for Reliability At a Lower Cost

2004

Dec: Data Center Must Be Cool and Secure

Nov: The Art of Picking a Laptop

Oct: Form a Strategy to Back Up Your Data

Sep: Browser Is Crazy As a Fox About Internet Security

Aug: Repetitive Strain Remains a Pain

Jul: Not All Wireless Is Created Equal

Jun: No Good Excuse for Not Having Anti-Virus Software

May: What Is VoIP?

Apr: Content Filtering Is Serious Concern for Employers

Mar: Put Your E-mail Box On a Diet, Cut the SPAM

Feb: Take the Time to Protect Your Power Supply

Jan: Google Is Top of the Game and Page for Searching

2003

Dec: Internet Misuse Can Be Costly to Employers

Nov: There Are Many Reasons Hackers Might Target You

Oct: Buying a Laptop Involves Much to Consider

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