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Ensuring Your Company's Online Presence: Strategic Solutions for Corporate DNS Management and System Availability

Overview This white paper is focused on quantifying the value of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) to the enterprise. To have positive ROI, a PKI application must either increase enterprise revenues or reduce enterprise costs. However, typical papers and articles, even those with both of the words "ROI" and "PKI" in their titles, present very few numbers. The paper will address the gap in the literature by providing both a methodology and an actual quantitative financial analysis of the decision to purchase PKI applications. This approach attaches a dollar value to the benefits of applying PKI to an enterprise.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	VeriSign	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Best Practices

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