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Enterprise search engines not realising business benefits
...Sinequa, nearly three quarters of a sample of 2000 IT managers believed it would take more than six months for an enterprise...consumer search engines. Nearly two-thirds of IT managers believed enterprise search tools should be as easy for staff... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/11/10/233289/enterprise-search-engines-not-realising-business-benefits.htm
IT managers becoming detached from corporate information security
...corporate executives as their organisation's weakest link in their security regime. Whilst 50% overall of IT managers believed colleagues to be the biggest security risk, this figure rose to 64% in the retail sector, particularly worrying... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/12/14/228630/it-managers-becoming-detached-from-corporate-information.htm
Managers failing to control information, survey finds
...information, and more than 50% of the information obtained had no value to them. In addition, only half of all managers believed their companies do a good job in governing information distribution or have established adequate processes to determine... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/01/05/221029/managers-failing-to-control-information-survey-finds.htm
Survey shows link between strategic IT adoption and business success
...organisation,” he said. The study revealed that while IT investment drives success, almost 18% of business managers believed their organisation was being held back because it did not know where to invest in IT to get the best return. ... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/07/05/225366/survey-shows-link-between-strategic-it-adoption-and-business.htm
Big firms 'blind' to IT-failure risks
...nearly six out of ten pointed to the ability to merge businesses. But the survey revealed that 55% of UK IT managers believed that half or fewer of their IT initiatives over the past two years had delivered the expected business outcomes... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/05/17/215979/big-firms-blind-to-it-failure-risks.htm
Data theft culture ‘flourishing,’ survey finds
...contacts or sales leads. But the survey found that managers were unaware of the scale of the problem. Just 7% of managers believed their companies had been affected by data theft, while 29% of managers said the issue was not recognised at board... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2006/11/21/220058/data-theft-culture-flourishing-survey-finds.htm
Firms adopt GIS systems
...integration of GIS into our core business and technical processes.” The survey found that 30% of IT directors and managers believed GIS could help them improve the management of data on their networks and almost a third felt the technology could... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/04/10/222950/firms-adopt-gis-systems.htm
Labour fails to grasp e-business
...according to the London School of Economics. A Computer Weekly/Harvey Nash Big Question poll found that 83% of IT managers believed the Government had failed to grasp how important e-business will be to the UK economy. A meagre 13% said the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2000/06/22/176695/labour-fails-to-grasp-e-business.htm
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New OSHA Law demanded by Unions at Sentencing of McWane, Inc. Executives for Conspiracy and Obstructing OSHA Enforcement
...created OSHA in 1970. Frumin in his report said, "Like too many other heartless and negligent employers, McWane managers believed they could kill their workers, lie to inspectors, obstruct federal investigations - and get away with it . At least... http://www.compliancehome.com/news/OSHA/15335.html
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Execs bypass system security
...done" and a quarter of those had developed their own work-around processes. Little more than a third of senior managers believed that sticking to policies gave them a greater degree of flexibility when working. silicon.com Financial Services... http://www.silicon.com/research/specialreports/protecting-enterprise-data/execs-bypass-system-security-39396809.htm
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