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  • Professor gives Cisco manual away for free

    Computing instructor Matt Basham's suggestions for improving Cisco Systems' official training manuals fell on deaf ears for years. But he appears to have the networking giant's attention now.

  • Middleware: Computing's unsung hero

    Experts claim the MQ Series is one of the 'top technologies of the computer age'.

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