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InformationWeek, May 16, 2008 To bring VM sprawl under control, virtual deployments need the same controls as physical deployments. Virtualization Has A Security Blind Spot InformationWeek, May 16, 2008 Along with the flexibility and agility gained through virtualization comes a loss of visibility into network traffic. Insurance: Tech Spending Aimed At New Products, Faster Claims Processing InformationWeek, September 12, 2006 Companies use Web services and business intelligence tools to cut costs and spot fraudulent claims Energy & Utilities: Deregulation, Record Demand, And High Prices Challenge Utilities InformationWeek, September 12, 2006 Web services, CRM, and BI tools are helping companies improve customer service and roll out new products and services. Manufacturing: Companies Thrive As Productivity Gains Boost Bottom Lines InformationWeek, September 12, 2006 InformationWeek 500 manufacturing companies spend less of their revenue on IT than their counterparts in other industries. But they're investing in technologies that will bolster their productivity and help them work smarter. Skanska Unleashes Work Crews InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 Wireless networks and tablet PCs save a full workday a week at construction company's work sites. Skanska's Chief Change Agent InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 CIO thrives on the front lines of using technology to transform construction companies. Food Chain's Fear Factor InformationWeek, May 23, 2005 Software tools play a part in protecting the nation's food supply from accidental or deliberate contamination. Supply-Chain Software Cuts Costs For Auto-Parts Firm InformationWeek, May 06, 2005 Company deployed a suite of supply-chain and E-commerce applications to cut inventory costs and improve customer service. Building Better Purchasing And Production Processes InformationWeek, April 29, 2005 Pacific Alliance is installing TradeStone Software's Web-based apps to better automate the highly collaborative garment-buying and manufacturing process. CSK Auto Replaces Paper Forms With Digital Data InformationWeek, April 26, 2005 Auto-parts retailer replaces paper forms with a system that scans bar codes and uses digital photos to provide proof of delivery. IT Helped Manufacturers Boost Margins In 2004 InformationWeek, April 22, 2005 Manufacturing companies that deployed technology to improve their supply chains and other business processes showed the greatest gains in sales, according to a research report coming out next week. California Overnight Upgrades Wireless Data System InformationWeek, April 22, 2005 Package-delivery company is retooling its wireless infrastructure to improve business processes and customer service. IBM Signs $125 Million Deal To Build Nationwide Speed Trap InformationWeek, April 15, 2005 In what is described as the largest telematics deal in history, IBM engineers will design an automobile-monitoring system and install a device in cars to track drivers in the United Arab Emirates. Ilog Debuts Transportation-Planning Tool InformationWeek, April 07, 2005 The developer of business-rules-management software introduces an application to help businesses and shippers make better decisions when selecting carriers and making schedules. RFID Helps To Track Cargo Containers InformationWeek, April 06, 2005 Marine terminal operator SSA Marine is testing a new cargo-container tracking system to more accurately track shipping containers as they move through ports. Driving Change InformationWeek, April 04, 2005 Five business-technology leaders in the auto industry talk about their challenges CEO Moves Manugistics Back To Basics InformationWeek, March 29, 2005 Joe Cowan believes the troubled supply-chain software vendor will have a brighter future by focusing on vertical markets that have historically proven successful for the company. I2 CEO Aims For Profitability InformationWeek, March 25, 2005 Michael McGrath, the new leader of the supply-chain software vendor, says customers expect faster benefits from major initiatives. Study: 2005 Will Be Bright Year For PLM Software InformationWeek, March 24, 2005 A survey by AMR Research shows that while only 30% of manufacturing companies have deployed software for product-life-cycle management, another 25% are implementing or evaluating PLM software this year. Furniture Maker Haworth Reupholsters Its Portal InformationWeek, March 17, 2005 Company upgrades Web site to better serve its global network of dealers. Symantec, Veritas CEOs Talk Up Merger Vision InformationWeek, March 07, 2005 Thompson and Bloom work to convince customers it's the right thing to do Symantec And Veritas CEOs Tout Benefits Of Merging Storage And Security Lines InformationWeek, March 02, 2005 The CEOs combine efforts to win shareholder backing and reassure wary customers. In an interview with InformationWeek, the executives explain how their product lines will work together to make life easier and safer for users. Guardian Apps: Contextually Aware Software Is Watching InformationWeek, February 28, 2005 Bell Labs' George Rittenhouse On The Future of Wireless Applications InformationWeek, February 28, 2005 Q&A with wireless research executive offers a peek at what we can expect from next-generation wireless apps. Keep Online Documents Secure InformationWeek, February 21, 2005 Authentica, Liquid Machines, and Microsoft offer new or enhanced versions of digital-rights-management software Tokens Gain Momentum InformationWeek, February 21, 2005 Although strong authentication has its benefits, security tokens may never entirely replace passwords Digital-Rights Management A Key Theme At RSA Conference InformationWeek, February 16, 2005 Authentica, Liquid Machines, and Microsoft were among the companies offering new or enhanced versions of DRM software. Move Over, Passwords, And Make Room For Tokens InformationWeek, February 16, 2005 Two security vendors this week announced new tokens, which are small pieces of hardware that users often carry on keychains to gain access to computers, often through a USB port. All For One: Microsoft Ups Its Security Software Tools InformationWeek, February 14, 2005 'Enterprises need a single, converged product that provides antivirus, anti-spam, personal firewall, and personal intrusion prevention,' Gartner analyst MacDonald says. Is SP2 Vulnerable? InformationWeek, February 07, 2005 Microsoft refutes Russian company's claim, yet will continue to research it Microsoft Pledges To Help Governments InformationWeek, February 07, 2005 Security program focuses on collaboration and goes beyond advanced notification Identity Theft Remains Top Fraud Complaint InformationWeek, February 01, 2005 Thirty-nine percent of all complaints filed in 2004 were related to identity theft, which is a 1% decline from 2003, according to a newly released FTC report. Putting An End To Attacks That Slip Through The System InformationWeek, February 01, 2005 Company deploys Mirage Networks' CounterPoint appliance to look for malicious activity across the network. Jenny Craig Centralizes Security Management InformationWeek, January 31, 2005 Diet-center operator uses Fortinet appliances to simplify and automate operations Emerging Threats Loom InformationWeek, January 31, 2005 A Q&A with Art Coviello, CEO of the largest vendor of computer security tokens, who gives his prognosis for what's going to matter in 2005 RSA Security Reports Record Revenue InformationWeek, January 27, 2005 The company posted $83.2 million in revenue for its fourth-quarter ended Dec. 31, up from $70.7 million reported in the year-ago period. Q&A: RSA Security's Art Coviello InformationWeek, January 27, 2005 The CEO of the largest vendor of computer security tokens gives his prognosis for what's going to matter in '05. Jenny Craig Simplifies Security InformationWeek, January 26, 2005 Security for its 515 nationwide weight-control centers was being managed remotely, resulting in excessive IT maintenance and a lack of visibility. MCI To Acquire NetSec For $105 Million InformationWeek, January 20, 2005 The acquisition is the latest in a consolidating managed security-services market. Undaunted By Microsoft Security Push, Symantec Continues Growth Path InformationWeek, January 19, 2005 Quarterly revenue grew more than 40%, as Symantec executives vowed to both partner with and compete against Microsoft. A Look At The Law: Can The Government Have An Impact On Spyware? InformationWeek, January 17, 2005 Another Fight To Wage InformationWeek, January 17, 2005 Companies buried by spam focus their attention--and resources--on the battle against spyware and adware Raising Awareness Key To Thwarting Spyware InformationWeek, January 17, 2005 InformationWeek Research survey respondents say it's particularly important to educate off-site workers. ID Thief Cummings Gets 14 Years In Prison InformationWeek, January 12, 2005 Cummings sold the passwords and codes needed to access consumer credit reports, resulting in up to $100 million in losses for his victims. New Threat Against Mobile Phones Surfaces InformationWeek, January 11, 2005 Lasco.A can spread through shared programs or through Bluetooth connectivity. Microsoft App Aims To Attack Spyware InformationWeek, January 10, 2005 Vendor plans release of virus- and worm-cleaning tool, as well Microsoft Debuts Beta Anti-Spyware Software InformationWeek, January 06, 2005 Microsoft also will release a new malicious-software-removal tool next week. Keep The Focus On Risk InformationWeek, January 03, 2005 In 2005, more companies seek to leverage existing security investments and to more strategically manage risk Antivirus Vendor Ranks Downloader.GK Trojan As Worst Of 2004 InformationWeek, December 31, 2004 The Downloader.GK Trojan infects Web surfers who unknowingly visit Web sites that were maliciously designed to spread the application. |
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