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White Paper This case study describes how Psomas, a leading global consulting engineering firm, implemented Riverbed solutions to accelerate application performance for remote office employees as well as mobile workers. [22 Sep 2009]
Why Google's security arm doesn't have a war room
News It can take minutes, 15 minutes, to do something," especially if the worker is. Telemetry, remote measurement and reporting, is served up in multiple views. The computer security industry historically... [02 Jul 2009]
Secure Remote Access for the Distributed Business: Challenges, Trends, and Considerations
White Paper Businesses today are defined by a wide variety of distributed work locations, and a diversity of worker types with differing information requirements. To stay competitive, an organization must provide workers and... [01 Jul 2009]
Enabling the Mobile Worker
White Paper But as the number of satellite and remote workers continues to increase, small businesses are uniquely challenged to keep pace. The percentage of North American small, medium and large organizations deploying Wireless... [01 Jul 2009]
Windows 7: Now with one-third fewer annoying prompts
News DirectAccess also allows IT administrators to patch systems whenever a remote worker is on the network, he said. Windows 7 boosts remote connectivity to corporate networks, protects data... [21 Apr 2009]
iPhone 3.0, Windows 7, robots and the office of the future
Photo According to the software giant, a worker in the future will find that nearly everything in the office can serve as a computer display when needed. Shown here is Testudo, a remote-controlled roving robot... [07 Apr 2009]
Hidden Dangers in the Mobile Worker Jungle: Provide Fast and Secure Access for Remote Workers
White Paper Recent studies indicate that within three years, there will be over one billion mobile workers worldwide, so the problems of secure, fast, and reliable remote access will only escalate. Can remote access... [18 Mar 2009]
The Next Generation of Remote Access: Three Case Studies
White Paper Learn how a new form of remote access is changing the way enterprises enable worker productivity. Providing remote access is no longer sufficient. Securely enabling productive work... [18 Mar 2009]
Trican Increases Field Worker Productivity with Mobility XE
White Paper With over 1,500 field technicians working in some of the most remote areas of the world, Trican struggled with mobile computing issues such as coverage gaps, roaming, application performance and security. [18 Mar 2009]
Bursting the Mobile Productivity Bubble
White Paper From using pen and paper then typewriters, the default administrative tool of the office worker is now computers and laptops or smart mobile devices. Working locations have shifted from the relative controlled privacy of... [21 Feb 2009]
Bus, Bike, Car and Now Web: The Changing Face of Commuting
White Paper But instead of relying on telephones to maintain contact with the office, there is a new kind of remote worker: Web commuters. More workers than ever are performing at least part of their jobs outside... [03 Feb 2009]
Jaga Warms Up to VASCO's DIGIPASS and Vacman Strong Authentication
White Paper Jaga followed the advice of DigiPoint and implemented the VACMAN Server for Radius and equipped its remote worker with DIGIPASS GO1 Strong Authentication. The company wanted to secure the access of... [09 Jan 2009]
Energy Producer Deploys Solution for Improved Collaboration and Content
White Paper To meet the challenges of such rapid growth, the company needed a more powerful intranet solution to boost worker productivity, improve workflow, and enhance collaboration across the oil and gas value chain. [11 Oct 2008]
PC Backup and Recovery ROI Calculator
White Paper Remote knowledge worker's computers are inevitably lost, damaged, or stolen, resulting in lost work products due to lack of data backups. What if your knowledge workers could transparently and... [01 Sep 2008]
The Naked CIO: Poisoned BlackBerrys
Comment Contracts of employment never seem to include provisions about BlackBerrys and when a worker should or should not respond. Organisations must start to develop standards and guidelines for out-of-hours use of devices such... [28 Jul 2008]
