Reaching out to as many customers as possible means corporate e-business strategies need to consider strategic approaches to e-security as well.
A new technology for Linux
Rigorous security and high cost of ownership have kept mainframes safe from hackers. But as they become key players in e-business, mainframes could be at risk.
Vendors, integrators and service providers still have much to learn from CRM systems. As the technology evolves, so should your appreciation of how it can affect the bottom line.
The federal Jet Propulsion Laboratory is porting old VMS software onto new PC hardware running Linux, extending the life (and value) of legacy programs.
With the growth of distributed systems, companies aren't adequately planning for business continuity or disaster recovery across the enterprise. Is your firm guilty?
Jim Craft is on a quest to secure information.
Firewalls are evolving to accommodate today's sprawling enterprise systems. Several types of products can enhance your security and peace of mind.
AS/400s help a Georgia railroad company keep track of where loaded trains are within the system.
Make no mistake: Moving applications onto the Web merely makes disaster recovery planning even more critical.