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About Blog quality

February 14th, 2010 | 4 Comments | Posted in Engineering Web tips
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I find interesting to summarize credibility basics in this Electrical Engineering Blog because i feel this seems to apply well to this Blog and also it may help all visitors, contributors and also the moderator team, to have a better understanding.
I produced this information from a source given in Problogger site.

From ProBlogger site

7 principles are interesting to cover: Longevity, Experience, Expertise, Blog design, Writing skills, Readership volume and readers participation & Consistency. Finally it’s nice to see that this is common sense … 

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The Pareto law

December 21st, 2009 | Make a comment | Posted in Engineering Web tips
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A good reminder thanks to Mr Vilfredo Pareto (Italian)
, Engineering management,  Personal productivity

“To maximize your personal productivity, realize that of the many things you do during your day, only 20 percent really matter!  Identify and focus on those things. What do you do with those that are left over? Either delegate them or discontinue doing them.
Work Smart – identify your 20% now!”

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Sourcing of Design Solutions and Products for Engineers

November 23rd, 2009 | Make a comment | Posted in Engineering Web tips
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Industrial Interface officially launches its new site that lets engineers instantly and anonymously share with dozens of relevant suppliers.  This allows engineers to quickly find multiple solutions for their designs and the right suppliers to provide them.

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Keyword tool for engineering search

August 17th, 2009 | Make a comment | Posted in Engineering Web tips
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Discover Google Ad words. When you need to know how often a concept or a specific need is requested through the search engine “Google”, do use this free powerful !

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Smart Bookmarks

May 18th, 2009 | 2 Comments | Posted in Engineering Web tips
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deliciousHow to better manage your bookmarks on your PC and benefit from the findings of others in areas that interest you? The answer is in “delicious“, an application that you download for free on the .
I find this feature as a very powerful tool for technical & marketing research in our Engineering job ; it’s a way of putting in common individual findings
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