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Is Your Organization's Proprietary Data Being Shared on the Internet?

By John Stafford | March 25, 2010

Recently, the Federal Trade Commission notified about 100 organizations that personal information from their computer networks had been exposed. Last year, highly sensitive blueprints for the Presidential helicopter, Marine One, were found on a server in Iran as reported by CNET News® on February 28, 2009. How does this happen?

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It's Time to Put Human Resources and Payroll in One System

By Richard McKenna | February 09, 2010

As we begin a new decade, an increasing number of organizations are implementing new human resources information management systems (HRIS) that include

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Encrypting Email

By Kenneth Gruber | December 30, 2009

Despite the convenience of email, security risks exist when transmitting sensitive data or confidential information. Ken Gruber, CIO at Schneider Downs, explains our firm's standard for protecting data security.

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Access and Excel: Best Friends or Worst Enemies?

By Christopher Debo | December 11, 2009

Every organization, from Fortune 500 companies to small startups, from government agencies to not-for-profits, uses some form of spreadsheet and personal database software. In fact, many organizations would not be able to function without them.

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IT Service Management: It's All in the Numbers

By Kenneth Gruber | October 22, 2009

What is the best way to evaluate continuious improvement for an IT service? Ken Gruber, CIO at Schneider Downs, provides key steps for developing a metrics program that actually works.

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