Winter 2012 Newsletter
In This Issue
- From the Office of the CIO
- Disaster Recovery Planning
- What You See Isn't What I Hear
- Time Saving Tips and Tricks
- Updated Service Catalogue Now Available
- New Email and Calendaring Tool for Staff & Faculty
- How to Access the Queen's Address Book in Outlook 2010
- Graffiti and Soapbox – Queen’s own social network!
- In the Works
- Slippage: What Did You Say?!
Slippage: What Did You Say?!
More slips of the tongue that we've been using lately. See if you can match the word with its definition:
| 1. Benefats | a. that naked feeling you get when parted from your laptop for too long |
| 2. Excelited | b. desperate for help embedding content into an ITServices application |
| 3. Procrastivity | c. enthusiastic about spreadsheets |
| 4. Embeg | d. an overabundance of sweets/baked goods in one's workplace |
| 5. Laptopless | e. putting off tasks for so long that they eventually don't need to be done, thus making you more productive for not having wasted time on unnecessary work |
Send us your favourite “slippages” at pr@queensu.ca and we’ll publish them in a future edition of the newsletter. Ours are largely related to ITServices, but yours don't have to be.
Solution for Fall 2011 Words
| 1. Gatherments | --> | b. what you end up with once you've completed the business requirements gathering process |
| 2. Compliable | --> | d. a program that's compliant and compatible |
| 3. Scribulations | --> | e. unpolished or stream-of-consciousness writings |
| 4. Fired | --> | a. finally hired |
| 5. Appliction | --> | c. an application that is painful to use or support |
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