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Windows Partner Solutions: Seven Tips & Tricks for Windows 7: Volume 1
If you're looking for tips on how to get the most out of Windows 7, you're going to want to check out this informative white paper. It's full of tips that can take you from novice to power user in...
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Automating the customer-centric enterprise
COMMENTARY--The most important integration in any company, because it drives all revenue and profit, is the one aligning product development, marketing, and sales with the personal preferences of...
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Predictive analytics: Ph.D no longer required
The rise of pervasive predictive analytics is explored in a Q&A with Jason Verlen, director of SPSS Predictive Analytics Product Strategy at IBM.
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Global Megacrisis: Interview with TechCast.org's William E. Halal, PhD
In this interview, William E. Halal PhD, Prof Emeritus, George Washington University, author, and president of TechCast.org, shares data and viewpoints on the "Global Megacrisis."
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Facebook launch Ph.D fellowships to 'fix the social web'
Facebook is offering $30,000 towards research funding for Ph.D students to help them tackle the most challenging technical problems of the time;
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A computer composing and playing jazz
The Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has some unusual teaching programs. One PhD student, Øyvind Brandtsegg, is a graduate of the jazz program and has developed a computer...
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Science, engineering Ph.D. numbers buck downturn
Degrees awarded climbed 2.8 percent last year, likely easing some worries that the nation is losing its technological edge.
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Automating the customer-centric enterprise
COMMENTARY--The most important integration in any company, because it drives all revenue and profit, is the one aligning product development, marketing, and sales with the personal preferences of...
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Before contract comes catastrophe
Signing on with an outside managed security services (MSS) provider is a double-edged sword. Even after you've reviewed various product and service offerings, checked the pricing options, and...
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Where are the trusted security advisors?
Today's security industry reflects the turmoil of online commerce. Consider the obstacles facing security product and service vendors: rapidly evolving operating system vulnerabilities, software...
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Virus attacks: The bad news gets worse
You’d think that with the growing number of products and services designed to prevent virus attacks, much of the virus flow would have been stanched by the end of 2000. The real story is quite the...
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Hiring security professionals -- it's not (just) about the money
You've undoubtedly heard about the drastic shortage in qualified security professionals. With staffing shortfalls predicted to go as high as 50,000-75,000 in the next few years, and salaries that...
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Partner for break-ins before they occur
A sorry story has raised its ugly head again, this time in a classic tale of criminal penetration and credit card theft at creditcards.com, an online credit card processor. According to reports,...
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Carnivore vs. corporate confidentiality
The FBI's Carnivore cyber-snooping software could be a headache for conscientious security professionals. What's at stake? For corporations it's trade secrets, confidential business interactions,...
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Choosing trustworthy managed security services
Who can you trust to protect your corporation's information, assets, global capabilities, and thus its future, from online attacks and digital destruction? If your firm doesn't have a team of...
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Where B2C meets B2B -- A new security strategy
Though you may be an e-commerce company, your security perspectives may be quite different depending on whether you focus on business-to-consumer (B2C) or business-to-business (B2B) transactions....
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Are your trade secrets protected?
Business espionage is an old activity that's gained a high-tech twist. This new "e-spionage" relies on cyber-cunning and remote infiltration to obtain trade secrets without authorization. The...
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You've been hacked: Should you tell the world?
The highly publicized Microsoft security breach reportedly related to hacking Microsoft's .Net strategy files and Windows source code offers an example of how things can get worse when public...
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Experience, training, education… What makes a security expert?
Used to be that corporate cyber-security was not a highly visible area. Often it was given only a small budget, and credentials were an issue only for the security director. My, how things have...
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BugTraq: The tunnel at the end of the light
BugTraq, a full disclosure computer security vulnerability mailing list started back in '93, is one of the most renowned security forums in the world. Known for its detailed discussion streams,...
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Who should give a damn about a security plan?
Security professionals are hard to come by, short on time, and often consumed with the technical challenges presented by a continually evolving protective infrastructure. On the other side,...
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