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Juniper's Cloud Business Gaining Traction With New Orders

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Juniper is steadily making progress in the cloud computing market with its software-defined networking and network function virtualization solutions. The company’s open source network virtualization solution, Contrail, was recently deployed by Czech cloud computing provider tcp cloud to improve orchestration and automation in its physical and virtual cloud infrastructures. This [...]

12 Ways to Multi-Task Like a Superhero

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There’s been a lot of debate over the last few years about the effectiveness of multitasking.
Productivity experts make the case that trying to do more than one thing at the same time leads to poor results — and half-finished outcomes.
Nothing gets the best use of your attention. Instead of doing more, you actually get less done. And what you get done isn’t game-changing or noteworthy.
Maybe multi-tasking isn’t broken.
Maybe it’s your focus and planning that need a tune up.

How To Lose A Customer In 10 Days

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If it wasn’t for the darn customers, business would be easy.  They are so demanding. You can also blame poor sales results on Wall Street, the administration and millennials.  It might be time to stop the blame game and take a tour of your company to see if you are creating raving fans or clients that are raving mad.

Apple's Manufacturing Costs Reveal The Profits It Will Make On iPhone 6 (AAPL)

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If you buy an iPhone 6 Plus instead of the smaller iPhone 6, Apple makes an extra $84.50 in profit on the phone, according to Bloomberg, citing a manufacturing cost breakdown by the research form IHS. Another parts analysis, from Teardown.com, found something similar: The larger screen and battery in the iPhone 6 Plus, plus a few other more marginal costs, add an extra $15.50 to the cost of making an iPhone 6 Plus — but Apple is charging up to $100 more for the larger phone.

How Your Eyes Give You Away

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If you’ve ever wondered how skilled sales professionals seem to know exactly when to turn on the turbo boosters to get you to make the deal – take a good long look in the mirror. Those two orbs staring back at you show all of your cards. Thanks to a recent study in (wait for it) computational biology, we have a little better idea how that happens.

Samsung Launched Its New Gigantic Smartphone — The Galaxy Note 4 — Ahead Of Schedule

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Seoul (AFP) - South Korea's Samsung launched the latest version of its oversized Galaxy Note smartphone earlier than expected after US rival Apple reported record sales of its latest iPhone 6. Samsung said the Galaxy Note 4 -- initially scheduled for launch in October -- would hit stores in South Korea and China this week before being sold in 140 nations by the end of next month.

We’re all in Sales

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Robert Louis Stevenson said, “We all sell something a product, an idea or a service.” When you think about it, every profession is dependent on communication skills.
The best lawyer doesn’t know the most about the law. They communicate the best to the judge, jury and opposing counsel. The best Preacher, Priest or Rabi doesn’t know the most about the Bible or Torah, they communicate it the best to the congregation. The best teacher doesn’t necessarily know the most about their subject but they communicate it the best to their students.

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