Video: Sarbanes-Oxley explained?
Posted by: Margaret Rouse
Steven Zelin, the Singing CPA, sings a rather clever rendition of “Happy Birthday” to Sarbanes-Oxley.
Steven Zelin, the Singing CPA, sings a rather clever rendition of “Happy Birthday” to Sarbanes-Oxley.
I’m not plugging Serena Dimensions. I am plugging their video — they did a nice job explaining some of the issues surrounding change management.
This video is making the rounds. Nobody seems to know if it’s staged or real. Either way, I can picture it happening. The only surprising thing to me is that anyone at the meeting was paying attention enough to notice. Although on second thought, I can remember watching someone spend an entire meeting twirling in his chair. He thought he was dark — and we were so entertained and suprised by his twirling that we didn’t let him know we could see him.
Net neutrality is the principle that data packets on the Internet should be moved impartially, without regard to content, destination or source.
An animated explanation about how data is moved around on the Internet.
Retired AT&T technician Mark Klein explains why the NSA has to spy on everybody.
I love this commercial. We should make a list of other things you can count on:
Peggy, can I count on one of your dogs to bark during the conference call? Woof!
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So far hyperconnectivity is a business turnaround strategy, a marketing campaign and a vision for the future of connectivity. Of the three, it is most compelling as a vision put forth by beleaguered Canadian telecom giant Nortel.
Raheem Mohammed, Hyperconnectivity: Hype or what? |
Nortel’s official vision (video)
Parady news interview with former Nortel CEO