Technology Management

Magazine articles on organizing and integrating technology systems.

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InternetNews December 6, 2004 Tim Gray	Phishing Grows with Holiday Shopping Spike Attacks jumped 80 percent in November and now target the workplace.
Bank Technology News December 2004 Michael Sisk	Security: Harland Tackles Forgery in The Check 21 Environment John H. Harland Co.'s new pilot program could be used to safeguard consumer checks from fraud at the point of sale.
Bank Technology News December 2004 John Adams	Web Conferencing: Bond Street Joins The E-conference California firm Bond Street gets more bang out of its training buck by using a Webified way to decentralize instruction for employees on new products and regulations.
PC Magazine December 14, 2004 Jay Munro	Bots March In These worms could "zombify" your computer, but you can give bots the boot.
CIO December 1, 2004	When Bad Things Happen to Good Projects With IT projects, pessimism--otherwise known as contingency planning--is the only way to keep small technology problems from becoming full-blown business disasters.
InternetNews December 1, 2004 Michael Singer	Microsoft, Sun Find Common Ground Microsoft and Sun are running over some easy terrain to start their long journey toward product interoperability.
PC Magazine November 24, 2004 John R. Delaney	The Essential Buying Guide: Business Desktops Managed business PCs are a mainstay of many corporations. We help you determine if your business needs to move to a managed desktop environment.
CFO December 1, 2004 John Goff	In the Fast Lane Companies are trading in their spreadsheets for swifter, more powerful finance applications.
CFO December 1, 2004 Gay Jervey	Programmer, Reprogrammed Building a more business-minded CIO: Some 20 senior IT managers in industries ranging from agriculture to retail to high tech attended the first in a series of invitation-only "MBA for IT" seminars.
CFO December 1, 2004 Esther Shein	Die Hard (Drive) The crucial task of replacing old machines is about to get even harder for businesses: New federal regulations hold companies responsible for properly disposing of any personal information stored on donated or dumped computers.
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