Papers in Enterprise -> Technology

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1. BYOD - who carries the can?
Overall, BYOD, is often referred to as evaluating whether mobile deployments are 'corporate-liable' or 'employee-liable', which this report will explore further, along with the implications for the organisation.
Published By: Quocirca

2. Managed Print Services Landscape, 2013
This report examines the competitive landscape for MPS and discusses the key market drivers and trands that will shape future generation MPS engagements.
Published By: Quocirca

3. Beyond Big Data - The New Information Economy
Organisations are faced with an ever-increasing flow of different data types, including formal, database transactional information as well as less structured documents, voice and video.
Published By: Quocirca

4. The next frontier for managed print services
The MPS market has matured since many organisations inked their first deal. Organisations moving beyond first generation engagements have often reached the end of their cost-cutting phase and are looking for innovation to drive more business value.
Published By: Quocirca

5. FM, IT and Data Centres
Often, Quocirca finds that an organisation has one team, FM, looking after the physical facility of the data centre, with another, IT, looking after the servers, storage and network equipment, along with the software running within it.
Published By: Quocirca

6. Safyr
Safyr (pronounced as in 'sapphire' and previously known as Saphir), from Silwood Technology, provides ERP metadata intelligence to organisations that have implemented one or more of SAP, SAP BW, Oracle E-Business Suite, Siebel, PeopleSoft...
Published By: Bloor Research

7. Denodo Platform 5.0
Businesses today have the opportunity to make huge gains by leveraging more data than ever before for both analytics and operations to improve customer service, speed products to market, cut costs and more. They could use lots and lots...
Published By: Bloor Research

8. Identity management services
Identity and access management technologies and services are used to increase security by ensuring that applications and the data they contain are not accessed inappropriately. These services also aid productivity by ensuring that those with the...
Published By: Bloor Research

9. Financial Intelligence and Business Reporting
This paper compares different approaches to reporting against the JD Edwards (Oracle) EnterpriseOne and World ERP application suites. It should be noted that the general comments made here would be applicable to any ERP environment...
Published By: Bloor Research

10. The value of big data in security
By continuously monitoring information flows in real time, organisations will better be able to ward off internal and external threats
Published By: Bloor Research

11. Printing: a false sense of security?
This paper discusses how secure printing technology can provide authentication, authorisation and accounting capabilities, helping businesses improve document security and meet compliance regulations. Includes new research amongst 150 enterprises.
Published By: Quocirca

12. The identity perimeter
This paper should be of interest to all those in roles charged with the responsibility of providing secure access to online resources and to those who want to make the case for rolling out new online services.
Published By: Quocirca

13. Preparedness for the CRD IV
The CRD brings new reporting structures into place. A business-driven language, the eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is a mandated part of how financial organisations across the EU have to submit their reports to the necessary bodies.
Published By: Quocirca

14. The trouble heading for your business
New research, presented in this report, underlines the scale and real impact of the problem, the measures being taken to defend against targeted attacks and how effective they are.
Published By: Quocirca

15. Database performance management
It can be argued that the best and perhaps only real true measure of performance for any computer system is how long it takes to respond to a user's request for information or, en masse, how long it takes to respond to all users' requests. Given...
Published By: Bloor Research