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The Burglar In The Basement
How do you make your business more secure? The usual approach is to make the fortress bigger and stronger - to install more products, and write more policies. Yet despite heightened security awareness and cutting-edge tools, ...
 
09.11.06
 
Protecting Data In The Legal Industry
The need for business continuity planning is as vital in the legal profession as it is in any major industry - and in some ways, more so. Traditional backup systems, commonplace in many legal companies, do not offer the level of ...
 
03.11.06
 
Optimisation Key In Roaming's Evolving World
Thrift can be a great source of revenue, and as prices come under increasing pressure, it is now a good time for operators to question just how they can manage their affairs more efficiently when it comes to the provision of ...
 
02.11.06
 
Bridging The Telecoms Skills Gap
The telecoms sector is booming once again, following five years of relative dormancy. The evidence is everywhere. In the UK alone there’s BT’s 21CN, which will see over 4500 exchanges swapped out in the coming years. Over the ...
 
01.11.06
 
Getting At The Data
Modern post client-server organisations are thick with data but where is the best data our enterprise has to offer? Where is the most appropriate, the most up to date and the most accurate data? How do we create a representation ...
 
31.10.06
 
Watching You Watching Me
Not a day goes by without some story hitting the wires about yet another piece of confidential information appearing in somebody’s inbox. Confidential e-mails, files, financial data, instant messaging data, you name it, find ...
 
30.10.06
 
Database Trends In Storage
Information within public and private organisations has seen a gradual evolution since the first days of computing systems. In the earliest days of information technology, computers provided a means of merely processing data at ...
 
27.10.06
 
When Size Matters
Next to price, capacity has been among the top issues that level out solid-state flash disk with magnetic hard drives. If not for those two factors, solid-state disks would be the runaway winner offering ruggedness, speed and ...
 
26.10.06
 
Does Mobile TV Have A Future?
With tariffs for mobile call charges increasingly becoming subject to regulation, the biggest opportunity for revenue generation for mobile operators and service providers comes from mobile data services. Of these, mobile TV has ...
 
25.10.06
 
Managing Reputations
The CIO’s role has risen to the top of the corporation. But with that rise has come personal reputational risk along with a responsibility for the reputation of their business. For Chief Information Officers (CIOs), often ...
 
24.10.06
 
The Human Obsession For Paper
Despite billions spent on equipment and processes to move us towards the utopia of a paperless office, we remain as reliant as ever on paper as a means of communicating and running our activities. Forms are a regular feature ...
 
23.10.06
 
Comply & Get Personal
Compliance has been a real driver for content management, but it’s much more than a mandate and can yield benefits far beyond keeping the regulators happy. Better usability. Productivity gains. High availability information ...
 
13.10.06
 
Complying With Compliance
A recent survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit revealed that complying with legislation was cited as one of the biggest issues facing more than 45 per cent of European companies. Unsurprising, with their relative lack of ...
 
11.10.06
 
Businesses Are Condoning Corporate Theft
The explosion in low-cost, portable storage devices is revealing dangerous flaws in security policies leaving organisations wide open to the loss of vital corporate information and compliance failure. UK organisations have ...
 
10.10.06
 
Protecting The Network Immune System
Just over five years ago, at the height of the dot-com frenzy, organisations were engaged in a spending spree - with servers at the top of their shopping list. These ‘commodity’ machines were inexpensive to purchase, but it soon ...
 
09.10.06
 
   
     
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