There are three primary contracts that are vital to be in place for any organization. In particular, your knowledge workers need to have these three contracts in place: A Employee Contract, A Non-Compete Agreement, and a Non-Disclosure Agreement. Learn why they are so vital to your organization.

There are two types of companies, those that sell promises and those that sell products. As CIOs and CTOs one of our responsibilities is to keep corporate executives and their initiatives aligned with reality. What happens when this doesn’t happen? Bad things, man... bad things.

Information Technology Architecture is a funny thing, especially when it's applied to the information technology sector. Delmarva Group believes in providing enterprise class service to all of our customers whether they're hosting a single website with us or oustourcing a major web facing application. The fundamentals of our architecture are the same.

The internet utilizes technology that allows traffic or packets to take any number of routes to get to their destination. Why then, would an organization provide only one place for those packets to go? This thinking lead Delmarva Group down the path of full systems redundancy that starts at the very beginning, when you type in a url that points to a website that's provided by Delmarva Group.

Much has been written about Microsoft vs. Apple and Vista vs. OS X... but what does it all really mean? Apple has done a ton of OS X maturization over the past years. Where has it lead them? Where are they headed?

For corporations to adopt Apple in the office space a number of things need to happen. There are many small businesses that are Apple based and it appears to be a nice Niche for them. The primary niche, is likely the ease of setting up machines and connecting them.

Remember Peoplesoft? JD Edwards? A few years ago, I was on a selection committee to help decide what a ERP environment a large engineering firm should implement. After the project team worked for several months, they came down to four finalists. Today 2 of those 4 are now part of Oracle.