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Wednesday, Jan 09, 2008
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Table Of Contents:
* Buyers' guide to SIM
* InfoWorld Daily Podcast
* Tech to change human behavior, big-time
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BUYERS' GUIDE TO SIM
New to our site: As security information management products and
practices become more accepted in the enterprise, Curtis Franklin
explains, so too has the need to understand criteria for selecting SIMs.
"It's important to briefly consider the difference between SIM, SEM,
and anomaly detection software," Franklin recommends before proceeding
to outline just such criteria, including ease of installation and
configuration, what it takes to share information with other
applications, and how long you can look at highlighted incidents, just
to name a few. ...
More of this blog at:
http://weblog.infoworld.com/daily/archives/2008/01/buyers_guide_to.html?source=NLC-DAILY&cgd=2008-01-09
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INFOWORLD DAILY PODCAST
Yahoo appears close to supporting OpenID, Judge takes action against
Qualcomm for hiding documents in Broadcomm case, US IRS security
weaknesses put taxpayer info at risk, and more LISTEN!
...
More of this blog at:
http://weblog.infoworld.com/daily/archives/2008/01/infoworld_daily_490.html?source=NLC-DAILY&cgd=2008-01-09
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TECH TO CHANGE HUMAN BEHAVIOR, BIG-TIME
Columnist's corner: A new bandwidth breakthrough, one capable of
changing the ways humans behave, comes in the form of three words:
polymer integrated circuits. "So what do you think will happen when
technology delivers 1Gbps Ethernet bandwidth over the Internet?" Ephraim
Schwartz poses that question in this Reality Check installment. Well,
at least according to Third-Order Technology CEO Hal Bennett, the killer
app will be videoconferencing. "If Bennett is right," Schwartz
explains, "in the future, thanks to truly high-speed connectivity, we
will be ...
More of this blog at:
http://weblog.infoworld.com/daily/archives/2008/01/tech_to_change.html?source=NLC-DAILY&cgd=2008-01-09
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services to manage decentralized workflows and reduce operational
costs. Visit Mobility 411 and get your free copy of the 2008
Enterprise Mobility Benchmark Report. Presented by Motorola Good
Technology Group.
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on the leading news and events that shape the today's IT community.
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