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Making sense of SOA and today's IT innovations

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business management

Overview New business technology initiatives are constantly popping up. But how do they relate to one another, and to your business? This white paper summarizes some of the more important initiatives in play today, and the service-oriented philosophy that can help you tailor your technology to best serve the people that use it. See how IT can work more naturally to serve your business needs.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2008
Format	White Papers
Topics	Business Management, Database Management, Procurement - Purchasing, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing, Finance

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Harnessing the Power of Location Intelligence in the Public Sector

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Pitney Bowes

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data mining - analysis

Building and Managing a Quality CoE white paper

Read about building a Quality Center of Excellence.

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HP

View the HP Performance Center QuickStart data sheet

Find out how to implement HP Performance Center quickly to enable a performance COE.

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HP

Take business PCs to the next leve: Improve security and remote manageability with Intel? vPro? technology-based notebook and desktop PCs

Intel? Centrino? 2 with vPro? technology for notebook PCs and Intel? Core?2 processor with vPro? technology for desktop PCs will change your IT reality. Our latest technology is optimized for...

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Intel

The Benefits of IntelÂ® CentrinoÂ® with vProÂ™ Technology in the Enterprise

PCs are essential in today's enterprises, yet managing a PC fleet can consume a significant portion of IT's time and budget. Finding ways to keep employees productive with powerful notebook...

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Intel

US e-gov problems sound strangely familiar

Effective G2C initiatives must satisfy the constituencies they serve, and private sector vendors do much better with customer relationship management since it is critical for them. For example, citizens should be able to make reservations for a...

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Law & Policy

Online security vendor club seeks to lead government

Kurtz said the CSIA would emphasise development of security policies and initiatives rather than focus on consumer privacy issues, but he highlighted his belief that the group's efforts will eventually serve to protect private citizens as well as...

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Security Strategy

Longhorn… What Longhorn? says Ballmer

It's built from the ground up to serve as a platform," he said. Ballmer also announced a few new web services initiatives, including Office Information Bridge Framework, a new set of tools for connecting Microsoft's market-leading Office...

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Operating Systems

ID card database to be electoral register?

The government's proposed ID card database could serve as a nationwide electronic voter register, a committee of MPs was told on 25 January, 2005. It said that the forthcoming plans need to be clear on how electronic registration fits in with other...

The Weekly Round-Up: 14.07.06

One is to get their head down and fight on through the stigmas, stereotypes and sexism, and hope that endeavour can somehow break down the walls and bring the glass ceilings shattering down to earth, there to serve as a relic of the outdated and...

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Weekly Round-up

Leader: Too many still fear the net

But the headlines also serve as yet another reminder of how far we have to go before we can become a truly digital society - especially when 40 per cent of consumers say they are unsure even where to get advice about how to secure themselves online.

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Harnessing the Power of Location Intelligence in the Public Sector

Throughout the world, public services today are under pressure. The current economic climate, where taxreceipts are naturally suppressed, provides very seriousfunding challenges. Moreover, in good times and bad, increasing regulation at the regional and national level is imposing additional duties and responsibilities on the public services without additional resources to carry them out. Store closures are changing the urban landscape. Demographic and/or economic change isincreasing demand for health and social services.Demand for decreased crime rates is focusing minds in law enforcement. And the threat of internationalterrorism is forcing greater contingency duties on the emergency services. The net result is a need to do more with lessÂ—quite a challenge.

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Pitney Bowes

Buyers' Guide - How to ease the shift to mobile working

With momentum building behind mobile working, are higher costs inevitable when moving staff to laptops? Not necessarily. In fact it's possible to emerge with lower management overheads - and tighter security. Read on to find out more.

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IBM Virtualization Services

Virtualization is a powerful technology and can have profound effects on the datacenter; however, it should be viewed as a component of an overall IT strategy that will be able to support the enterprise's needs. IDC recommends that enterprises look at theentire architecture and determine how to best deploy virtualization