Shark Tank: PEBKAC — but VERY close to the keyboard


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	PEBKAC — but VERY close to the keyboard User’s brand-new laptop keeps going into standby mode at random, and it’s only after local techs have replaced parts, updated the BIOS and tried everything else they can think of that someone notices a curious phenomenon. Read today’s complete Shark Tank at Read More WHITE PAPER: Blue Coat Top 5 WAN Optimization Myths Do you really want to spend cycles trying to improve your application packet delivery when the real issue may be that your data center sends all of the application information at once to every user? Read five of the common WAN mis-perceptions and how to better address the issues. Read more now.
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