All SMEs News - August 2006

Document system has all the answers for Alliance

Alliance & Leicester has completed the first phase of a document management system roll-out designed to speed up the handling of customer queries by contact centre staff.

Networks news in brief

  • News
  • Date: 29 August 2006
Short takes on this week's network news

VoIP helps mobilise and protect Mitel users

Mitel launches a slew of enhancements and products designed to mobilise the workforce

Riverbed update offers users more bandwidth, better reporting

Riverbed announced a package of hardware and software updates, which some customers say they've been waiting for.

Police and industry link up for centre to fight e-crime

Police and businesses are collaborating with the aim of creating a national centre to co-ordinate security research and advise small firms on how to protect themselves against computer crime.

3PAR adds midrange array for secondary sites

3PAR has introduced a smaller version of its InServ Storage Server, which it describes as a product-line extension into its existing customer base.

Look through the over-hyped storage terms; find the value

  • In Depth
  • Date: 28 August 2006
Storage expert Marc Staimer discusses the storage vendor trend of using over-hyped terms to sell their products, and how you can find the true value in what they're selling.

Legacy replacements drive supply chain software market

Worldwide supply chain management software revenues will reach $2.5bn (£1.3bn) in manufacturing industry alone by 2010, according to a new study by industry analyst Datamonitor.

Security Blog Log: Opinions abound on IBM/ISS deal

  • None
  • Date: 25 August 2006
Bloggers ponder what IBM's acquisition of ISS says about the industry as a whole. Is the end in sight for independent security vendors?

Weekly compilation of storage news

Symantec peddles enterprise vault toolT and the new features developed because of a recent update to the US Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
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