Late last month the United Kingdom filed Article 50, officially notifying Europe of its intent to leave the European Union. This will most certainly impact the global economy, but can we trust our current forecasting systems to prepare us for […]
Article 50: Can Legacy Forecasting Systems Prepare Us for the Impact of Brexit? Read More »
Lenovo’s new DX8200D software-defined storage (SDS) appliance with DataCore’s SANsymphony is interesting technologically but also underscores the workings of the Lenovo Data Center Group’s (DCG) partner strategy. In essence, Lenovo designed the DX8200D to exploit the capabilities of existing SAN
Lenovo and DataCore: Partnering to Make SDS Simple and Affordable Read More »
One of the inherent problems with IBM’s Power Systems Computing effort was its focus on the processor. This makes sense for companies like AMD and Intel which, at their heart, are processor companies but for IBM—a solutions company—this effectively crippled
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If your business collects, transmits, stores, or processes any type of payment card information, then you already know that compliance with PCI DSS is a fact of life. You — or your security team — most likely knows the standards
New research into the communications challenges that emergency room employees face every day in our nation’s hospitals and medical facilities reveals patient care suffers when manual processes are used. A new report “Care Communication Gaps in U.S. Hospital Emergency Departments”
Bad Communications Technology Is Causing Errors in Emergency Rooms Read More »
When you’re an online fashion distributor in a world where literally billions of people are connected to the Internet through PCs and mobile devices, demand can skyrocket in the blink of an eye. A company like ASOS needs a powerful and
Microsoft Azure Drives Digital Transformation for ASOS Read More »
To compete in a global marketplace, enterprises are outsourcing business processes and other services at an increasing rate. This trend has created the attack vector “du jour” for cyber criminals and experts estimate 50-plus percent of major breaches involve a
I live near an intersection ruled by four-way stop signs. Driving through it often becomes an awkward experience. Some people stop for longer than necessary, disrupting the usual order while gesturing for other drivers: “No, you go.” Others blow through
If Security and IT Aren’t Talking, Your Sensitive Data is Suffering Read More »
As the transition to a new Presidential administration unfolds, uncertainty abounds. Predictions about the regulatory landscape made before November may not ring as true, as Republicans look to make good on promises about smaller government and regulatory reform, particularly in
Three Reality Checks for Compliance and Risk Management in 2017 Read More »
In every aspect of our lives we are faced with automation. Options or choices that are automatically curated for us, so why not accounting? We order breakfast from options based on a restaurant’s recommendations. We request an Uber to drive
