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‘Openness’ is widely regarded as a positive attribute of a system. But its not the only desirable attribute of a system. Attributes such as reliability, efficiency, responsiveness to rapidly changing conditions, and security are essential.
Posted by: Peter Bye on 02/20/12
Technical security insights and ideas on ClearPath OS 2200 Enhanced Security Profiles to enforce virtually any password rules you want.
Posted by: Dr. Glen E. Newton on 02/16/12
V F Grace leverages ClearPath ePortal specialty engine to enable web services for their retail customers.
Posted by: Bill Maclean on 02/13/12
Mission-critical systems share common attributes. Problems in one area may affect others. So, even the best systems have to be deployed correctly.
Posted by: Peter Bye on 02/2/12
Organizations who have on-premise ITSM in place are struggling with the high total cost of ownership and administrative burden they pose.
Posted by: Al Bender on 01/31/12
Deriving value from social media is not just about implementing Web 2.0 technology. It is transforming corporate culture by the effective adoption and exploitation of new social tools and processes.
Posted by: Gloria Burke on 01/26/12
The key theme for 2012 will be one of customer-facing business innovation and organizations will continue to embed six disruptive IT trends into their mission-critical business applications and processes, having cleared some of the earlier technical hurdles.
Posted by: Nick Evans on 01/17/12
The Unisys 2012 Predictions for Cloud Computing explore the growing business adoption of Private Cloud and SaaS solutions while recognizing that certain security, integration and management challenges remain.
Posted by: Colin Lacey on 01/17/12
In 2012 we expect organizations to fully embrace enterprise mobility as the preferred channel for doing business, providing IT an opportunity to support business growth and gain a competitive advantage.
Posted by: John Almasy on 01/17/12
Organizations will increasingly make social networks part of their enterprise application fabric in 2012 in areas such as CRM and case management, and make greater use of advanced social networking technologies for enhanced employee collaboration.
Posted by: Burak Bilir on 01/17/12
