Loquent business technology column debuts in the Capital Region Business Journal

Ken Doyle, principal consultant for Loquent, is the author of a business technology column for the Capital Region Business Journal, a monthly newsmagazine published by the Wisconsin State Journal. Archives of the column are listed below (links will take you to the CRBJ website).

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• How to protect home computers from hackers (October 2007)
• Ease of use iPhone's big asset (September 2007)
• Analytics reports show data on visitors to your site (August 2007)
• Services analyze effectiveness of your company's Web sites (July 2007)
• Open-source is an alternative to commercial software (June 2007)
• Use networking sites to make new contacts (May 2007)
• Do you need Windows Vista? (April 2007)
• Digital lifestyle dominates at tech shows (March 2007)
• Restricting inappropriate access to the Internet (February 2007)
• Looking forward: Technology trends in 2007 (January 2007)

• Gadget shopping? Try these tools (December 2006)
• Wiping your old hard drive clean (November 2006)
• Leopard vs. Vista (October 2006)
• vPro: The next generation of business PCs (September 2006)
• Biometrics no longer James Bond (August 2006)
• Wireless networks: Are we there yet? (July 2006)
• Apple to world: Yes, we do Windows (June 2006)
• Microsoft's Origami story unfolds (May 2006)
• Keep spam out of your marketing diet (April 2006)
• Another year, another Windows threat (March 2006)
• PC's new generation (February 2006)
• Going after Google (January 2006)

• In lieu of a holiday gift list, a techno-gadget overview (December 2005)
• Moving on up (November 2005)
• Hackers: If you can't beat 'em, employ 'em (October 2005)
• More options coming in the world of wireless broadband (September 2005)
• When done right, a corporate blog can be a useful marketing tool (August 2005)
• Proceed cautiously to the next frontier (July 2005)
• Open-source packages are a viable alternative to proprietary software (June 2005)
• Microsoft broadens office communication (May 2005)
• Protect your business from phishing scams (April 2005)