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April 17, 2018 17 Apr'18
SAP indirect access debate tackled in new licensing model

SAP wants to resolve the indirect-access issue with a new, document-based licensing model. Analysts think customers will be happy, but SAP needs to build trust.
April 16, 2018 16 Apr'18
How a digital transformation process helped curb reliance on paper

By moving on from paper, the North Carolina Court System and the Texas Animal Health Commission were able to accommodate constituent or partner requests much quicker.
November 28, 2017 28 Nov'17
Overcoming common roadblocks to 'data vault' development

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Barry Devlin, founder and principal of 9Sight Consulting. Devlin believes that data warehouse developers (Ed - is that ...
November 09, 2017 09 Nov'17
FBI hacking may have crossed international borders

New court documents indicate an FBI hacking operation may have crossed international borders and infected systems in Russia, China and Iran.

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Natural-language processing technology boosts BI at Penn Medicine

Natural-language processing technology lets Penn Medicine tap unstructured data, improving its analytics and patient care. Success required a multidisciplinary effort. Continue Reading
The definitive DaaS provider criteria checklist

If IT wants to move its virtual desktops to a DaaS vendor, it's critical to know what to look for, including the disaster recovery options and monitoring capabilities. Continue Reading
Considerations for transgender patient documentation in EHRs

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Six things to know about today's SharePoint implementations

As companies migrate their on-premises Microsoft SharePoint sites to the cloud, here are some things they should know about the current state of the platform. Continue Reading
How to create a SharePoint online backup strategy to protect data

Just because you're in the cloud on a platform such as SharePoint Online doesn't mean your data is backed up. Here are important considerations to protect your organization. Continue Reading
Physical records management here to stay along with digital records

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Exchange IRM helps enterprises lock down information

Exchange Server's information rights management features put boundaries on messages and documents to avoid the mishandling of restricted content. Continue Reading
Software troubleshooting steps work best with these 10 tips

There are efficient ways to troubleshoot enterprise software, and frustrating, time-consuming ones. Follow this advice to sidestep obstacles and find a fix quickly. Continue Reading
How did sensitive data from file-sharing website Docs.com get leaked?

Many users of the file-sharing website Docs.com were unaware that the sensitive data they uploaded was searchable. Expert Michael Cobb explains how this data leak happened. Continue Reading