Government & Public Sector

Digital identity can be the key to unlocking value within the corporation, but only if senior-level decision makers learn to embrace identity as a central organizing principle. Digital identity management is not simply a way to reduce costs, reduce complexity, and address regulatory concerns, it is a way to catalyze the transformation of the enterprise into an identity-enabled virtual enterprise.

In a post 9/11 world, where technology is king and concerns over personal safety reign, companies still need to regard customer privacy as a top priority.

Bill Henry, CIO for St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, logs on to the insitution's Clinical Workstation system. The setup allows workers to more easily get to their tools.

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Open Text sees opportunity in compliance issues hen it comes to IT, corporate concern about compliance and records retention is as high as...

Claiming they were unaware of financial scams occurring under their watch is unlikely to let CEOs off the hook in corporate fraud cases

First Ebbers, now Nacchio. The former CEO of Qwest is the latest in a series of senior executives of technology companies who have been raked over the coals for alleged financial fraud. After a series of legal actions against former Qwest Communications executives for alleged financial fraud, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) finally worked its way to the top of the executive ladder. It charged former Qwest Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-Chairman Joseph Nacchio on Tuesday with fraud and other securities-law violations.

A jury has convicted Former WorldCom Inc. Chief Executive Officer Bernard Ebbers of conspiracy and fraud in the gargantuan US$11 billion WorldCom Inc. scam