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  How to manage file and folder permissions in Linux

  From the beginning, Linux has made it possible for admins and users to get fairly granular with file and folder permissions. From the user perspective, it’s simple: If you created a file, you own it and have permission to read or write to the file. But that doesn’t always apply to the ability to execute ...

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  Ubuntu Server 18.04: Easy-to-learn expert tips

  Ubuntu is a GNU/Linux distribution managed by Canonical. It offers economic and technical scalability for your data center—be it public or private. Plus, the Ubuntu Server platform makes it easy to deploy an OpenStack cloud, a Hadoop cluster, or even a 50,000-node render farm. This open source Debian-based Linux distribution, sponsored by Canonical Ltd., is ...

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  Research: Quantum computing in the enterprise; key vendors, anticipated benefits, and impact

  Quantum computing promises to take on problems that were previously unsolvable. This whole new level of compute power will make it possible to crunch incredible volumes of data that traditional computers can’t manage. It will allow researchers to develop new antibiotics, polymers, electrolytes, and so much more. While the options for quantum computing uses may ...

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  Linux user and group management tips

  As a system administrator, one of your jobs is managing users and groups. Without the proper care and feeding of this particular task, your company would have a hard time functioning properly and securely. Why? Because left to their own devices, users wouldn’t have the necessary permissions needed to function. They wouldn’t belong to the ...

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  Excel power user guide

  It’s easy to become an expert at Excel. This spreadsheet program, developed by Microsoft for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, is a powerful data visualization tool. Leveraging how to best use Excel will help you analyze and manage your data more efficiently. Inside this ebook from TechRepublic Premium, learn how to use Excel data validation ...

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  CXO Insider: How solid cloud infrastructure and strong digital roadmap helped SUEZ WTS adapt to COVID-19

  With over 10,000 employees and operations in more than 100 countries, SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions already had a sizable remote workforce and field service team prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. Even so, the company needed to rapidly scale its digital capabilities when the virus outbreak triggered global shutdowns. In this exclusive CXO Insider interview, ...

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  CXO Insider: City of Memphis CIO explains how they fast tracked their digital transformation plans

  From facilitating remote work for thousands of employees to moving laptops around the city for students, tech leaders with the city of Memphis were forced to fast track smart city projects in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. TechRepublic speaks with Kimberly Bailey, CIO with the City of Memphis, about how city agencies accelerated their digital ...

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  CXO Insider: How the COVID-19 pandemic helped Land O’ Lakes better connect rural America

  In this exclusive TechRepublic Premium CXO Insider interview, Kimberly Bailey, CIO with the City of Memphis, talks with TechRepublic’s Karen Roby talks with Marc Carlson, the CIO of Land O’ Lakes, about his company’s two day shift from in-person to remote work and why America’s farms need tech to survive.

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  Resource and data recovery policy

  Employees, data, and resources are three of the biggest assets in any organization. All employees should be familiar with the processes for recovering information if it becomes lost, inaccessible, or compromised. This policy provides guidelines for the recovery of data from company-owned or company-purchased resources, equipment, and/or services. From the policy: Summary Employees, data, and ...

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  The best Linux web-based admin GUIs for business

  If you’re a network or systems administrator, chances are pretty good that you’re tasked with managing a number of servers within your data center. Those servers can range in the services they offer from web, database, cloud, file sharing, user/directory management, printers, containers, virtual machines, and everything in between. When the machines hosting those services ...