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  • Product Spotlight: Manage risk with these MAM solutions

    In this SearchCompliance Product Spotlight, learn how new tools from MAM solutions providers can help you manage risk at your organization.

  • Video: The keys to identifying risk management metrics

    Risk management metrics are hard to come by, making it difficult to determine ROI. In this video, learn tips to measure ERM process effectiveness.

  • Data discovery tools, processes valuable to information management

    New and emerging data discovery tools and processes are proving that they can provide benefits to business areas besides the legal department.

• Health IT

  • Q&A Part 2: Hospitals planning for global payment system

    Healthcare facilities must plan for the future of health IT, including meaningful use and ACO payments, in order to be successful.

  • Meaningful use tying together ICD-10 compliance, HIPAA omnibus

    Meaningful use leads many providers' health IT initiatives because it pulls in ICD-10 compliance, HIPAA omnibus plans.

  • Healthcare BYOD: Tips for point-of-care mobile device implementations

    Mobile connectivity can benefit patient care, though it presents security risks. Read how the right BYOD strategy can support mHealth.

• searchCIO-Midmarket

  • Uphold SMB data security standards with psychology and rewards

    IT executives at smaller companies can follow governmental examples to leverage psychological persuasion for rock solid data security standards.

  • Can you increase productivity with a personal-device-driven workforce?

    Can personal device use at work actually increase productivity among your staff? Tweet jammers discuss BYOD and mobile productivity in this recap.

  • Mobile security threats a consequence of BYOD? Tweet jammers talk risk

    Employees using personal devices on the job could create mobile security threats -- and nightmares -- for CIOs. Learn more in this tweet jam recap.

• Cloud computing

  • PaaS market heats up with Red Hat OpenShift, Savvis AppFog buy

    PaaS made headlines last week, but it's still difficult to gauge the true level of interest in Platform as a Service in the enterprise world.

  • IBM, Salesforce deals usher in cloud consolidation era

    IBM's SoftLayer buy is getting mixed reviews from IT pros, but everyone agrees that it's an example of the consolidation phase of the cloud bubble.

  • U.S. defense agencies' cloud transition yields better intelligence

    A cloud migration seems daunting but the effort is worthwhile; U.S. defense agencies say their cloud move led to better military intelligence.

• Mobile Computing

  • Bringing BYOD to your enterprise

    Bring your own device (BYOD) can be a boon for both employees and enterprises, but clear policies and management tools are needed.

  • Meeting technical requirements for mobile health care deployments

    IT departments deploying mobile health care solutions must ensure that using mobile devices in health care settings doesn't violate federal laws or compromise security.

  • Making the call: Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless

    Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless solutions are two options to improve wireless cellular coverage within an enterprise facility.

• Data Center

  • Battery monitoring service prevents outages, extends battery life

    The latest backup battery monitoring services can prevent outages and extend battery life. Plus, they take power monitoring off IT's task list.

  • Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud aids private, public cloud management

    Hardware, virtualization, public and private cloud are all converging and need to be managed as one environment. Enter Red Hat's Open Hybrid Cloud.

  • Mainframe modernization takes on urgency

    A Red Hat Summit talk on database and mainframe modernization highlights urgency, need for agility in enterprise development teams.

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