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1. Smart self-service - a guide for buyers
This guide gives advice on assessing vendors with some examples and checklists of desirable criteria.
Published By: Quocirca
2. Effective print security for SMBs
the paper highlights the risks of unsecured printing and discusses how integrated print management provides SMBs with a simple and scalable approach for print security.
Published By: Quocirca
3. 2012 - The year of Application Performance Management (APM)
The report should be of interest to senior IT and business leaders.
Published By: Quocirca
4. Powering the Data centre
With the increasing cost of energy, the most cost-effective approach to ensuring that an IT platform can continue to operate, even when power from the grid system is no longer available, has to be a high priority for any business.
Published By: Quocirca
5. Business Process Management
Like most technologies, Business Process Management (BPM) has continued to change and evolve over the years. Since I last did a review of the market for BPMS (Business Process Management, December 2008) and then later BRMS (Business Rules...
Published By: Bloor Research
6. Maintaining the chain
This report looks at the problems organisations face, the options open to them and provides advice on how Quocirca believes an organisation should approach putting in place an effective, integrated, overall B2B solution.
Published By: Quocirca
7. Sustainability through Managed Print Services
This paper highlights thge environmental impact of printing and discusses how a managed print service can support an organisation's sustainability goals, whilst also lowering costs and driving business efficiency.
Published By: Quocirca
8. Service excellence and Managed Print Services
Quocirca's research reveas that service uality and reliability is consistently the top driver for MPS adoption, ahead of cost reduction.
Published By: Quocirca
9. Outsourcing the problem of software security
The report looks at how businesses are deploying sofware and what measures are in place for checking the security of applications.
Published By: Quocirca
10. Tiers for Fears
For many organisations 'IT' is split between two groups. The data centre facility is provided and managed by facilities management, while the IT equipment within the facility is provisioned and managed by the IT department.
Published By: Quocirca
11. Mapping and Modelling Survey
It is now 20 years since the first MS Windows-based modelling tools came to market. Many thousands of licences of modelling tools have been sold since then. They are becoming pervasive in software development and were accepted long ago in the data...
Published By: Bloor Research
12. Rethinking MPS: The independent approach
This paper outlines the need for MPS and why organisations that are operating a heterogeneous print environment should consider an independent MPS provider to proactively manage and transform their print infrastructure.
Published By: Quocirca
13. Managing expenses in the legal sector
One of the main headaches is the allocation of expenses to the right client while maximising the amount that can fairly be claimed from each client. Another is ensuring the expenses can be reported in a granular and auditable manner to those clients.
Published By: Quocirca
14. 7 Steps to BPM success
This paper provides the reader with a 7 Step model that seeks to suggest ways in which organisations can maximise their business returns. The model sets out to blend the benefits of non-technology approaches with the more technological...
Published By: Bloor Research
15. 7 Steps to Business Architecture
Business Architecture is the glue that links the pieces together as a coherent whole. It is the approach by which you can step forward and deliver the navigation system for business, enabling your business to ask smart questions and get intelligent…
Published By: Bloor Research
Published by: IT Analysis Communications Ltd.
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