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More and more companies are relying on Web-based applications to provide online services to their employees, to support e-commerce sales and to leverage portals, discussion boards and blogs that help staff better communicate with customers, partners and suppliers. However, as the number and complexity of Web applications have grown, so have the associated security risks. This paper discusses the security challenges created by Web applications and suggests some steps you can take to address them. Complimentary with registration.
As businesses grow increasingly dependent upon Web applications, they grow more difficult to secure. Firewalls, Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), and network and host security cannot prevent attacks are on applications themselves - and that is where most attacks are targeted. This paper explains what you can do to help protect your organization, and it discusses an approach for improving your organization's Web application security. Complimentary with registration. Sponsored by IBM.
Today's organizations must optimize the quality of service, while minimizing IT expenditures; respond quickly to customer and market demand, while using all available assets; and have an IT infrastructure that keeps pace with changing business needs - with a minimum of human intervention. This white paper explains how businesses of all sizes can use IBM WebSphere Extended Deployment software to increase business flexibility and reduce IT complexity.
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A sneak peek at Sun’s designer tools
At JavaOne this week, Sun Microsystems was short on specifics on when it plans to roll out its designer-oriented RIA tools...
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Motorbike distributor uses SharePoint for BI
Deeley Harley Davidson Canada recently upgraded to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, and is combining business intelligence from Cognos software with the collaboration features of Microsoft SharePoint 2007. What the company plans to do next...
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All you need to know about Office Open XML
Microsoft managed to win its battle to get the popular productivity software recognized as an individual standard, but the Open Document Format remains a viable alternative. Some thoughts for IT managers...
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Agile, Extreme developers learn how to shoot first
Business analysts and project managers meet at a Canadian conference to learn about approaches that could speed up the creation of software. Start with the user stories...
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IBM grant jazzes up research funds
Big Blue grants money to two teams at the University of Calgary focusing on collaboration technologies. How one team plans to develop a user profile plug-in to the Jazz interface....
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Microsoft shifts to utility computing model
Microsoft says over the next five years, it will develop code according to a utility computing model. Find out about the software company’s Web-based unified application management product...
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A sneak peek at next-gen search and collaboration
Microsoft is showcasing its nascent search technologies and announced a computer science operating system would be available free of charge. Find out how Salsa will add Web 2.0 capability to Outlook...
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Open Text offers LiveLink for Web 2.0 realm
The software will allow companies to create communities and let them communicate by a variety of social networking methods. An Info-Tech analyst says the market is currently led by newbie vendors, which large companies don’t always trust...
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Bill Gates to visit Waterloo for DreamSpark push
Microsoft is making Visual Studio, the Expression tools and SQL Server Developer Edition available to any Canadian student with an ISIC card. Info-Tech sizes up the impact on the Java ...
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Open Text addresses Unix bandwidth challenges
ExceedFreedom lets remote workers access the same application via a shared screen. The vendor says it can cut response times by a factor of 100...
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Branham Group Report: Unleashing the Business Value of Today's Mainframes
Over the past four decades, the reliability, security, and performance of the mainframe, or System z platform and its associated subsystems, has led it to become the backbone for much of the world's corporate data.
Branham Group Report: Deploying New Workloads to System Z
Where distributed systems were once viewed as potentially more cost effective and easier to manage than the mainframe, the demand for processing has increased the associated costs in this environment. Rising electrical costs and increasing personnel requirements for large distributed infrastructures have increased its total cost of ownership while the TCO of the System z platform continues to decrease.
Managing a growing threat: an executive's guide to Web application security.
More and more companies are relying on Web-based applications to • provide online services to their employees, • support e-commerce sales and • leverage portals, discussion boards and blogs that help staff better communicate with customers, partners and suppliers.
The IBM Rational AppScan lifecycle solution: building Web application security into software and systems delivery.
An overview of IBM's marketplace-leading Web application security solutions that gives organizations the necessary visibility and control to address the critical Web application security challenge.
The business value of Web 2.0 technology
By driving higher levels of efficiency and flexibility, Web 2.0 will forever change the way businesses operate – and the early adopters of Web 2.0 technology will enjoy the greatest competitive opportunities. This brochure explores how IBM Web 2.0 "Goes to Work" initiative can help your organization foster innovation and flexibility. IBM's Web 2.0 vision is to help businesses enable employees to do their jobs better and faster.
Report: The Global Innovation Outlook 3.0: The New New Media
Almost every company, organization, and individual — be it a billion-dollar multinational, a local government, or a person with a passion — is navigating the new communications landscape and experimenting with blogs, video, and custom publishing. We are all content producers. IBM’s Global Innovation Outlook decided to explore opportunities for innovation within the market segment of media, content, branding, and messaging. From these essays, interviews, and contribution.....