business analysts in cheat sheets
Cheat Sheet: MiFID
Cheat Sheet For those that are affected by the regulations the best thing to do is get cracking now - analysts are already warning companies that hide their heads in the sand will lose out on opportunities for new business and even worse could end up writing... [05 Jun 2007]
Cheat Sheet: SOA
Cheat Sheet No it isn't and some analysts predict that doing so will eat up 40 per cent of your IT budget. It can be used to support and connect services and business processes across an enterprise. SOA is essentially a collection of loosely coupled functions... [08 Aug 2006]
Cheat Sheet: Security appliances
Cheat Sheet The analysts appear similarly divided. There are still some very large players yet to make a move into appliances - and some who've stated 'never, no way, no-siree' - but the consensus opinion suggests vendors will have to have eggs in at least two... [20 Feb 2006]
Cheat Sheet: Sepa
Cheat Sheet Analysts have also predicted banks will have to spend money quite fast to hit the 2010 deadline. On the business side, it'll basically mean the same thing but moving money around should be as cheap as it is domestically. [14 Feb 2006]
Cheat Sheet: Government IT strategy
Cheat Sheet Analysts are concerned the public sector will get a bit depressed and cynical over the wait. The government is planning to change the face of public services by "designing around the citizen or business, moving to a shared-services culture and... [17 Nov 2005]
Cheat Sheet: Grid computing
Cheat Sheet Analysts seem to favour the 'next few years' as a likely target, with one estimate putting the grid market as being worth some $12bn by 2007 - but, like most new technologies, it'll surface first in non-mission critical applications before... [05 Jan 2005]
Cheat Sheet: Push-to-talk
Cheat Sheet But analysts also see more than just blue collar or business use. This is partly about a sell to end users - and let me come back to that in a second - but PoC is also about a business model for operators. [09 Sep 2004]
Cheat Sheet: Sarbanes-Oxley
Cheat Sheet This should mean traders can't contact one another, or analysts, 'on the sly' and deals can't be 'lost in the muddy waters of business'. According to Margaret Brooks, director of strategic business development and SOX specialist at Computer... [10 Jun 2004]
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