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Still, Brian

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Considering Open Source Content Management Systems  (link broken)

Open source software content management systems (CMS) offer affordability, flexibility, and in many cases outstanding performance.

Still, Brian. IEEE PCS (2005). Articles>Content Management>Open Source

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Dealing Proactively with Audience Questions

What’s the best way to handle questions from the audience when presenting? This podcast examines key things you can do to deal proactively with audience questions.

Still, Brian. IEEE PCS (2008). Articles>Presentations>Audio>Podcasts

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Tackling Typical Grammar Problems

This training podcast provides examples as well as explanations and tips for dealing with a few grammar or usage problems that occur for many engineering and technical professionals who have to communicate in a hurry, via, for example, email. Listen for ways to know when to use can or may, affect or effect, it's or its, and also me, myself, or I.

Still, Brian. IEEE PCS (2008). Articles>Writing>Grammar>Podcasts

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Your Next Assignment: Computer Security Policy   (PDF)

The recent rash of high-profile computer viruses and attacks has further exposed troubling weaknesses in computer security. The media and even some computer security experts would have us believe that hackers are the primary culprits against whom individuals and organizations must protect themselves. This article provides guidance for technical communicators tasked with planning, creating, and implementing computer security policy for their organizations.

Still, Brian. Intercom (2004). Articles>Writing>Policies and Procedures>Security

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