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INDUSTRY > Manufacturing > EXPERT ADVICE

18/07/2008

Watch worker activity to predict software demands

CIOs need to monitor the behaviour of employees to predict software requirements

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17/07/2008

Richard Sykes: Services at a crossroads

The term “services” has been stretched too far, says Richard Sykes, but its meaning will soon become much more significant

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27/06/2008

Sustainability is not an add-on or a departmental issue

Like security and compliance, sustainability is pervasive, creeping into every corner of the organisation, the CIO, will be right at the heart of its planning and implementation.

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16/05/2007

Right side of the law

Ingersoll Rand is a Multi-Billion dollar, US-based industrial manufacturer that has traded for 135 years, operating brands including Bobcat industrial vehicles, Schlage locks and Thermo King transport temperature control equipment. Its globally diversified business has followed the economic trend of international sourcing and manufacture, as well as for production and delivery. This has led it to trade across a complex set of international borders, time zones and local import/export regulations.

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23/11/2006

Making the most of your assets

Proper management can help companies sweat their IT assets but it has to be a continuous process and not a one-off project.

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• BPM, SOA and Web 2.0: Business transformation or train wreck?
  Organisations must not only promote change from within, but they must also be agile enough to quickly adapt to evolving markets, policies, regulations, and business models. Fortunately, the convergence of a trio of technologies and business practices—business process management (BPM), service-oriented architecture (SOA), and Web 2.0—is providing a solution.
• The Social Enterprise: Using Social Enterprise Applications to Enable the Next Wave of Knowledge Worker Productivity
  On the face of it, social software seems an unlikely example of enterprise collaboration. Aren’t social networks a fad? What does sharing photos or connecting with college buddies have to do with getting work done?
• Delivering an Effective Backup and Recovery Service
  Rapid data growth and the need for greater data availability place a demand on organisations to provide an effective backup and recovery service. Yet businesses have often been satisfied with just minimal provision. It is only when a disaster arrives that it becomes clear how inadequate this approach is. This white paper helps organisations make the right decisions about how best to prevent data loss and potentially catastrophic IT failure.
• Oracle Universal Content Management
  The key features and benefits to an enterprise of Oracle's Universal Content Management solution. Easily manage content through the whole lifecycle, streamline business processes and improve customer service and relationships.
• SOA... Now What?
  A discussion around the value of SOA strategies and the opportunity to leverage process management strategies and technologies to deliver true business benefit.