In Case You Missed It
Friday, October 29th, 2010
CNET discusses real-world examples of companies struggling to separate corporate and personal data on workers’ mobile devices: Putting employees’ smartphones to work
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Archive for October, 2010
Unisys: Put Passwords on Phones
Friday, October 29th, 2010
Aussies love new gadgets. Take the mobile phone for example – Australia has more mobile phone services than people!
Cyber Security in the Diplomatic Core
Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
At a time when governments have the ability to launch a worm such as Stuxnet and potentially target nuclear plants and utility control systems, we need people in U.S. embassies to address these imminent threats.
Identity Theft Concerns in Germany
Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
The newest wave of our Security Index is the latest evidence of a big gap: On the one hand, the constant high fear of German consumers that personal data is stolen and misused, and on the other hand what they are willing to contribute to make their own data save. Almost three quarters of the German survey participants are currently seriously concerned about identity theft.
The Communication Gap
Tuesday, October 26th, 2010
Normally I blog about security issues, but today I have a completely non-security related topic: How technology is creating a communication gap between us all.
Identity theft is a 21st century epidemic
Tuesday, October 26th, 2010
This level of concern is indicative of the ease at which fraudsters can access people’s personal information.
The Right Tool For the Job
Monday, October 25th, 2010
When I was young, I thought scissors came with the tips broken off … I learned later in life that actually they had been broken off by my dad when he used them as screwdrivers … an early lesson in using the right tool for the job. When we started the process of defining the ClearPath NextGen architecture we knew we needed to preserve the partitioning capabilities from earlier systems and at the same time we wanted to exploit all the capabilities in Intel’s latest system designs.. While virtualization is all the rage, we chose not to use a general purpose hypervisor for partitioning … did we choose wisely?
How to Convince the C-Suite It’s Time to Modernize Your Systems Infrastructure
Monday, October 25th, 2010
When you bring up modernizing your IT infrastructure, does the boss remind you about the importance of making do with what is already in place?
In Case You Missed It
Friday, October 22nd, 2010
This week’s CoIT news hit on the risks, benefits, and how-tos that IT leaders must embrace for success in the consumerized enterprise.
To the Moon and Beyond
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010
The ClearPath systems launched this week, the Dorado 4100 and the Libra 4100, represent the foundation for the next 50 years of ClearPath computing. What makes them significant is not that they are new, but that they are a contemporary interpretation that is true to the architecture of the systems that preceded them. Compatibility is one of the guiding principles of ClearPath engineering … Do you think the guiding principles of the ClearPath teams are still important?
