All Risk Management News - March 2007

Security news round up: Flaws plague IE 7, Apple, BlackBerry and OpenBSD

Bug Bytes: IT administrators had to take action to protect their systems from flaws in several programs that are heavily used in the business world.

Capita childcare systems boosted by CPFR buy

Capita Children’s Services has acquired CPFR Solutions, a provider of integrated recording and assessment solutions to childcare and early years services within the public sector.

Hyperion and Atos link up to bring BPM to mid-market

Hyperion and outsourcer Atos Origin have signed a partnership to deliver best-of-breed business process management (BPM) solutions to mid-market organisations in the UK.

F5 optimises Microsoft Office with Application Ready Network

F5 Networks has announced Application Ready Network to speed up the performance of Microsoft applications.

The portal to staying in control of compliance

  • Case Study
  • Date: 16 March 2007
For Simon Benson, Environmental, Safety & Security Manager, NYK Group Europe Ltd, there are a number of challenges that occupy his working day but there’s one in particular: compliance

DPM's Diary 20 March

  • In Depth
  • Date: 16 March 2007
By CP Bound

High price of failing to tighten IT security

  • Opinion
  • Date: 16 March 2007
Security policies are useless if not backed by action, says Kenneth Mullen

Teknor cuts manufacturing costs with ERP order routing

International manufacturing company Teknor Apex has cut costs on some of its busiest product lines by using order routing functions in its enterprise resource planning software to manufacture orders in the cheapest way possible.

HSBC bridges the Windows divide

HSBC is taking advantage of the recent collaboration agreement between Microsoft and Novell to simplify its global IT infrastructure and to reduce costs

Business Focus: IT spend in the telecoms sector

  • In Depth
  • Date: 16 March 2007
Telecoms companies call on IT to meet compliance and consumer demands
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