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- Five things IT can do to prepare for e-discovery
- Failure to prepare for inevitable e-discovery requests can result in the court levying imposing sanctions. Attention to a short list of preparation tasks can help make dealing with discovery issues less challenging. by Tom Olzak
- Tags: Sanction, Information Technology, Discovery, Electronically Stored Information, Retention Policy, Messaging Discovery, Groupware, Enterprise Software, Software, Tom Olzak
- Blog posts 2008-07-07
- Judicial Offense Tracker (exe)
- Judicial Offense Tracker is an easy to use database system for Judicial Officers and Judicial Affairs Offices to track student offenses, charges and sanctions, or for any institution that must track offenses committed by individuals. Define your own lists of charges and sanctions, starting with predefined sample lists. Includes online...
- Tags: Sanction, Judicial Offense Tracker, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management
- Software downloads 2006-08-25
- EU judge plans Microsoft ruling within a month
- Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today!By Reuters LUXEMBOURG--A European Union judge told a closed meeting on Thursday he planned to rule within a month whether to freeze curbs imposed by the EU's executive on...
- Tags: Microsoft Windows, Sales force management, Digital music, Digital media, Microsoft Corp., Bo Vesterdorf, sanction, commission
- Technical articles 2004-11-29
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- Top 10 IT headlines for July 11: Long, slow lines for iPhone 3G, FCC could sanction Comcast
- Top 10 IT headlines for Friday, July 11: The five upgrades that make iPhone 3G ready for business, FCC could sanction Comcast, Salesforce and Oracle lead march of iPhone business apps, Intel develops products for health monitoring, and more. by Jason Hiner
- Tags: FCC, Apple iPhone, TechRepublic Inc., Information Technology, Comcast Corp., 3G, Federal Government, Cellular Phones, Strategy, Wireless, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Government, Management, Jason Hiner
- Blog posts 2008-07-11
- Spanner in the works
- Just when we could all go back to sleep for the holiday period,the French vote by 30 votes to 28,to legalize Peer2Peer downloads:http://news.com.com/France+may+sanction+unfettered+P2P+downloads/2100-1030_3-6005860.html?tag=nefd.topThat's Bizarrethese are the same french who consider a t-shirt with 3 lines of an RSA encryption script illegal as 'munitions'. I bought one for someone who...
- Tags: Neil Higgins
- Discussion threads 2005-12-22
- Sci-Fi writers + Homeland Security = Project Sigma
- For those who haven't heard, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has hired a few science fiction writers--including Greg Bear, Jerry Pournelle, and Sage Walker--to help think up crazy-impossible doomsday scenarios so that Uncle Sam can have the appropriate procedures and countermeasures in place. (Actually, the so-called...
- Tags: U.S. Department Of Homeland Security, Homeland Security, Corporate Communications, Advertising & Promotion, Government, Marketing, Jay Garmon
- Blog posts 2007-06-04
- Deficit Limits, Budget Rules, and Fiscal Policy
- The paper presents a simple model for discussing the effects of deficit limits and budget rules on fiscal policy. It is found that limits on deficit-output ratios provide incentives to implement procyclical policies when the economy is in intermediate states, and countercyclical policies only in very "good" and very "bad"...
- Tags: IMF, Limit, Policy, Sales Force Management, Sales
- White papers 2005-06-01
- Microsoft to remain under oversight for another two years
- Microsoft will remain under court supervision in relation with a United States antitrust settlement for another two years, or until November 12, 2009. This ruling comes after a filing by 10 states to have it extended until 2012. Excerpt from PC World: Kollar-Kotelly wrote that...
- Tags: Microsoft Corp., Corporate Law, Tools & Techniques, Networking, Business Operations, Management, Paul Mah
- Blog posts 2008-01-30
- NEC claims it built the world's fastest vector supercomputer
- NEC claims to have developed that fastest vector supercomputer in the world. The SX-9 is capable of calculating 839 teraflops, as against IBM Blue Gene/L's 280.6 Teraflops performance. Here's a quote from Computerworld: NEC also noted that the SX-9 features what it calls the world's first...
- Tags: Supercomputer, NEC Corp., Supercomputing, SX-9, Arun Radhakrishnan
- Blog posts 2007-10-28
- Admins may be naive about the state of IM in their companies
- It's no secret that instant messaging IM is being used in numerous organizations without the sanction of the IT department. Many business employees make liberal use of IM for personal as well as business communications. However, the results of a recent NetAdmin Republic survey on IM use show that administrators...
- Tags: Instant messaging, Groupware, IM, messaging
- Technical articles 2003-06-19
- Why are so many Java developers frustrated with JCP?
- Many veteran Java developers are shying away from the Java Community Process JCP in large numbers and gravitating toward smaller developer communities to implement their new ideas. The JCP, once a place where developers were on a first-name basis with leadership and could e-mail a question and get an answer...
- Tags: Programming languages, Java developer, Sue Spielman, Chris Preimesberger, Java, JCP, Java Specification Request
- Technical articles 2003-01-06
- Phishers target Yahoo Messenger
- Yahoo confirmed Thursday that its service, Yahoo Messenger, was being targeted by a scam. Attackers are sending members a message--seemingly from someone on their friends list--that contains a link to a fake Web site. This fake site looks like an official Yahoo site and asks the user to log in...
- Tags: hacker, security, Sonja Thompson, Yahoo! Inc.
- Discussion threads 2005-03-25
- Build Your Skills: Get a good grip on IM with these resources
- Learn about some essential resources for the fight against spam.Instant message use is growing in the enterprise, but IM is not always strategically implemented. Employees frequently install the various IM freeware for communicating with friends or colleagues—without any sanction or knowledge by the company’s IT department. The increased use, along...
- Tags: Instant messaging, Suzanne Thornberry, IM
- Technical articles 2002-04-23
- How do I ... Watch ripped DVDs on an Xbox 360
- This article was originallypublished on sMoRTy71.com.It is being republished on TechRepublic by permission from Shawn Morton.One ofthe coolest features of the Xbox 360 is the ability to stream media, especiallyvideo, from a Windows Media Center 2005 PC MCE. So, I figured I would share aquick how-to for putting your favorite...
- Tags: Game players, Consumer electronics, Digital media, Shawn Morton, VOB, MCE, VOB2MPEG, MCE box, Xbox 360, Microsoft Xbox, DVD
- Technical articles 2007-03-29
- Securing WLANs: Tips, techniques, and best practices
- A couple of weeks ago, I was in Las Vegas for COMDEX. One night after the show, I was standing in line at the Riviera Hotel and Casino talking to a guy who was the CIO for a major corporation. Our conversation soon turned to wireless networking, and he told...
- Tags: Brien M. Posey MCSE, NetStumbler, network, technique, wireless, wireless network, WLAN
- Technical articles 2003-02-06
- The U.N. thinks about tomorrow's cyberspace
- The U.N. thinks about tomorrow's cyberspacearticle rootThe U.N. thinks about tomorrow's cyberspaceThe International Telecommunication Union ITU is one of the most venerable of bureaucracies. Created in 1865 to facilitate telegraph transmissions, its mandate has expanded to include radio and telephone communications. The ITU's increasing interest in the Internet could presage...
- Tags: International Telecommunications Union, Internet, it management, Sonja Thompson, Un, UN Control, UN Skeptic
- Discussion threads 2005-03-29
- Does your project portfolio need a strategy alignment?
- Strategy for the IT department is either identical to the company’s overall strategy, as in the case of a software development firm, or it is directly in line with the company’s goals. IT’s spending practices also need direct ties to these global strategies.However, IS or IT shops most often spend...
- Tags: Brian Kennemer, Increase customer satisfaction, strategy
- Technical articles 2003-05-07
- Examine the role of meta tags
- This article originally appeared as a Design and Usability Tactics e-newsletter.By Michael MeadhraIf you mention meta tags to most Webbuilders, they immediately think of creating keyword lists forsearch engines to use when indexing Web pages. That's a naturalresponse to years of conventional wisdom, which held that thekeyword meta tag and...
- Tags: SEARCH, Channel management, meta tag
- Technical articles 2003-09-29
- The benefits of code refactoring
- The benefits of code refactoringRefactoring is, very simply put, the revision of code in order to make it more efficient, maintainable and easier to work with. This TechRepublic download covers the subject in detail:http://techrepublic.com.com/5138-10548-5642838.html[b]The download makes the case for code refactoring, but how many developers in the TechRepublic community actually...
- Tags: benefit, Mark W. Kaelin, programming, refactoring
- Discussion threads 2005-03-28
- Will 'Internet security' always be an oxymoron?
- Will 'Internet security' always be an oxymoron?article rootreload security from bottom to top?it is not nessesary. What are we going protect? One answer id - it is commercial information. Where is the commercial information placed? it is into webservices. All data transfered by xml format must be protected till they...
- Tags: Internet, Internet security, LukCAD, security, Web
- Discussion threads 2005-05-20
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