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Quocirca Printer Pulse December 2010

Quocirca's view of the enterpirse print services and solutions market ...

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24/12/2010 | Quocirca Printer Pulse Dec 2010.pdf | VIEW

Quocirca

Stemming data losses

Data security is a major problem area for organisations. This shows what data loss prevention systems can do for businesses and how widely they are being used. ...

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20/12/2010 | NCC DLP - Dec 2010.pdf | VIEW

National Computing Centre

Avoiding common password perils

‘Tis the season to be jolly.....careful online. Not only is there a huge amount of digital commerce traffic in the run up to the Christmas holiday season, but there are various nefarious ‘cyber’ activities affecting major websites and the cracking of passwords on some social networking sites. ...

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17/12/2010 | QUO password perils.pdf | VIEW

IT Analysis

Fibre rates – is it time to repeal the 21st Century Window tax?

Why would anyone tax windows? Well it seemed like a good idea to some in late 17th century England and in both 18th century Scotland and France, as it was thought to be less intrusive than income tax but would still scale progressively according to property assets. The more windows you have over a base number, the more light enters your house, the more you pay. Although it was easy to assess, it was intensely unpopular and controversial, causing windows to be blocked up and is probably the origin of the phrase, “daylight robbery”. ...

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14/12/2010 | QUO fibre rates.pdf | VIEW

Computer Weekly

Mobile ‘bill of rights’ or ‘mobile bill’ of wrongs?

‘Mobilising the workforce’, ‘mobile enterprise’ and simply ‘mobility’ have all been included in taglines for marketing programmes over recent years, and with so much emphasis on this whole area from the technology sector, one could be forgiven for thinking that humans had only just recently developed legs. ...

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13/12/2010 | QUO mobile rights.pdf | VIEW

IT Analysis

SME buyers guide, unified Comms for the smaller business

Unified communications is about providing a single platform to drive and manage all the different methods via which employees now communicate with each other and the outside world. This article looks at the options for SMEs. ...

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11/12/2010 | CW UC Buyers Guide.pdf | VIEW

Computer Weekly

Global ETM - Back in charge

Quocirca published a report earlier this year that took a top down approach on how an organization is run by process, not by application. However, it’s clear that organizations are very bad at being able to define a process, and therefore need to break things down into tasks. ...

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29/10/2010 | global etm process.pdf | VIEW

Enterprise Technology Management

360IT - Get off your bike and on to technology

The government wants to encourage people into work - and are bandying around the idea of improving personal mobility so that people can more easily move to where the jobs are. Technology can offer more - and maintain more social cohesion at the same time. ...

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15/10/2010 | 360it - job mob.pdf | VIEW

360IT

Unified Communications and social networking - a match made in heaven or just good friends?

The term ‘unified communications’ conjures up many meanings, but is most often used by those with software or network assets to sell. Whether it is routers, switches, hubs, directories, phones or high definition video conferencing equipment, the thrust is often the same – we have the hardware to remove complexity from your network and software to unify those different modes of communication that your users ‘enjoy’ ...

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15/10/2010 | QUO social dashboard.pdf | VIEW

IT Analysis

User experience monitoring: How the right tools can boost productivity

People often throw the wrong resources at performance problems, yet tools exist to gauge the user experience and improve it at an acceptable cost ...

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09/10/2010 | UEM - Oct 2010.pdf | VIEW

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