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Avanite Blog
How much does it cost a business to wait for users logging on? This question is important but often overlooked and as businesses strive more to...
Talking with a partner recently, the Citrix Profile Management policy entitled “Process Internet cookie files on logoff” came up in...
What’s new in Windows 10 1809 and why most people will be on standby to deploy it into their environments. For those that aren’t Star...
So if you are a techie the chances are you are involved in a Windows 10 project. You’ve probably also been faced with a number of issues...
Magic as always requires an element of deception, making the audience look left when you do something on the right. Google Chrome performs one of...
Personally, I have been using Google Chrome for many years now (for no specific reason it just does what I need) along with various extensions...
One of the main reasons for using the Avanite WebData Control product, is to bridge the gap between providing users with a consistent user experience...
Starting out in IT more years ago than I care to remember, I clearly remember having issues with user profiles. It was one of the things that...
The early web pages were pretty ‘dumb’ in their functionality – presented more like a book and a simple way to display information....
As a developer at Avanite I spend a long time analysing the webcache database. As well as changing with each release I am always surprised...
How much does it cost a business to wait for users logging on? This question is important but often...
Talking with a partner recently, the Citrix Profile Management policy entitled “Process...
What’s new in Windows 10 1809 and why most people will be on standby to deploy it into their...
So if you are a techie the chances are you are involved in a Windows 10 project. You’ve...
Magic as always requires an element of deception, making the audience look left when you do...