Jane Morrill

Jane Morrill is a former editor at large of Windows & .NET Magazine and was its founding editor. Her background is technical (systems engineering for IBM and Honeywell, programmer/analyst for United Airlines) and editorial (senior technical editor for BYTE). She has a BA from Mount Holyoke College.

Email: janemorrill@earthlink.net

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Y2K Mission Control, Part 2

By Jane Morrill, 10/01/1998

Follow this 8-step program to prepare your systems for the new millennium.

Year 2000 Mission Control, Part 1

By Jane Morrill, 09/01/1998

Are your systems ready for the new century? Here are eight steps to help you begin evaluating and preparing your enterprise for the Year 2000.

Check the RTC

By Jane Morrill, 09/01/1998

Find out how to perform a Y2K Cycle RTC Test and a Y2K Set RTC Test.

The Legal Case

By Jane Morrill, 09/01/1998

What's your legal responsibility in handling the Millennium Bug? Be careful or it can land your business in court for lengthy litigation.

Is SQL Server Ready for Prime Time?

By Jane Morrill, 11/01/1996

Microsoft announced an alliance with eight other software companies to provide a strong, scalable, interoperable, data-warehousing solution for SQL Server and Windows NT.

The Open Group Research Institute

By Jane Morrill, 10/01/1996

Workgroup Computing Today

By Jane Morrill, 11/01/1995

A roundtable discussion about their companies' strategic groupware directions with Tim Dempsey (Lotus), Greg Lobdell (Microsoft), and Steve Richard (Collabra).

Backward Compatibility and Interoperability

By Jane Morrill, 11/01/1995

Lotus, Microsoft, and Collabra answer questions about compatibility and interoperability.

Put Your Office on the Internet

By Jane Morrill, 09/01/1995

Choose the WebDev path that's right for you: The Web Site Quick Path is fast and easy. The Web Site Complete Path creates a solid foundation for continued Web developement.

White Papers

Get your Windows 7 deployment off to the right start by implementing PC lockdown. A locked-down environment is easier and cheaper to support since users are less likely to make unnecessary changes to the core system configuration - read more here!

Essential Guides

Is your iSCSI "lossy"? The reality is that most off-the-shelf Ethernet hardware deployed for iSCSI can lose packets, resulting in slow performance or application downtime. Learn how to assess your current iSCSI infrastructure and engineer an advanced iSCSI SAN infrastructure.

Web Seminars

What's the best way to keep your network safe from malware? In this web seminar, security expert Greg Shields suggests an alternative method to the traditional blacklisting approach that is common with anti-virus and anti-malware solutions.

eLearning Series

We bring the experts direct to you to share their real-world perspective and expertise. During each event, three sessions stream in real time, so you can learn, ask questions, and get solutions.
Upcoming event: Getting the Most with Exchange 2010 with Paul Robichaux