Before the merger with the Attachmate Group, our CTO decided it would be a good plan to outsource our IT department here at Novell. Contracts were signed, employees were "moved" (still here at our Provo campus) and it started off quite well.
Piles of paperwork ensued and IT work slowed to a crawl. Our CTO "left the company for other opportunities" and here we are. (No, he didn't get a glowing recommendation from me for his new job).
With the Attachmate
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I've done some overview learning, but most of the information available on the new vBulletin Suite is the technical "This is what this setting does, this is what that setting does". There is no best practices guide or information on how to make the software fit a need. The first reason we upgraded to the vBulletin Suite from the vBulletin Forums