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Reduce Operational Risk and Decrease Costs: Optimize STP with Exception & Investigation Automation

Fri, 09 May 2008 18:09:12 -0700

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Reduce Operational Risk and Decrease Costs: Optimize STP with Exceptions & Investigations Automation

Barclays Capital Reduces Cost per Trade by 35% while Mitigating Operational Risks. Exceptions are the curse of the financial services industry. They represent risk, cost and processing inefficiencies. On a daily basis within an average payments operations department, approximately 1-2% of all payments are subject to some form of inquiry or investigation. While many institutions are achieving impressive STP rates in the area of payments processing, it is clear that the cost of handling each inquiry produces a multiplier effect on the total cost of a payment.

Securing our Schools

Fri, 09 May 2008 17:45:19 -0700

Are you overwhelmed by the time, energy, and money it takes to stay on top of monitoring your network traffic? Frustrated by the seemingly endless proliferation of Internet security threats? Read this eBook for advice and solutions on how to handle problems you face every day, from enforcing your AUP and archiving your email to countering spam, viruses and proxies.

EasyAsk for Operational BI: Delivering BI to the Masses

Fri, 09 May 2008 17:41:04 -0700

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With most companies reporting less than 20% penetration of business intelligence, we have a long way to go to deliver BI to the masses. View this eBook on Operational BI to learn how today’s leading companies are making BI truly pervasive.

View this eBook on Operational BI today and learn:

● How to meet the data accessibility needs of the masses
● How Cardif Pinnacle increased information access to improve operational reporting
● How Progress EasyAsk makes BI as easy as Web search and delivers the benefits of BI to the masses

Guide to Mobile Computing: Creating Innovative Wireless Learning Environments

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:39:52 -0700

It's a wireless world. Schools are increasingly discovering the benefits of wireless mobile computing: the power to add new devices to existing networks without costly hard-wire drops, the freedom to create flexible learning environments, and the promise of narrowing the digital divide. From how to use innovative tools like next-generation tablet PCs and projectors to how to evaluate wireless systems, this eBook will guide you.

Whether it's a pilot program for mobile computing in your classrooms or establishing a complete one-to-one environment, you can count on Toshiba for solutions that are affordable, easy to implement and deliver great long-term value.

Automation Solutions for Broadcasters Within the IT Enterprise

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:35:03 -0700

In an age of rapid change, broadcasters demand tools that provide flexibility. The ability to repurpose content for the Web or mobile devices, while pushing forward to full HD operations and making sure that existing SD content is still usable, is essential to television these days.

Funding Your One-to-One Vision

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:26:49 -0700

Are you wondering if you can afford a one-to-one initiative, with budgets as tight as they are? Do you worry that you won't be able to sustain an existing program once your initial source of support runs out? This eBook explores some possible solutions to the funding challenge. Because when there's a vision, there's a way.

2008 Top 100 Firms

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:27:08 -0700

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Accounting Today's eagerly anticipated Top 100 Firms report ranks the largest U.S. Accounting firms by revenue, offering both a wealth of statistical data and insightful analysis of what makes the best firms tick, as well as their plans for the future. This annual ranking includes a breakout of the biggest tax firms, and takes an in-depth look at what strategies the Top 100 are using to recruit and retain qualified staff in the current environment.

Understanding Optimistic Locking

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:04:47 -0700

Readers and writers can get along. All it takes is a positive outlook--and an optimistic approach to locking. Columnist Bonnie Baker explains why pessimism rarely pays.

Label-Based Access Control

Mon, 05 Nov 2007 16:26:42 -0800

Despite companies' best efforts to keep intruders out of networks and sensitive
systems, more than 70 percent of data breaches are carried out by employees.
Label-based access control makes it possible to grant and restrict read and
write access to individual rows and columns based on an employee's job function,
department, or other designated criteria. DB2 guru Roger E. Sanders shows how to
implement this important security feature.

The Fight for Security: Adapting to the New Threats

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:28:42 -0700

Phishing attacks, technology failures, human error—the simple truth is that all Financial Services organizations, but specifically banks, are under pressure to protect their data, secure their organizational environment and adapt quickly to increasingly diverse customer demands and expectations. And with a host of new issues arising almost daily, decision-makers can lose sight of the goal: an interconnected business strategy that results in a secure and adaptable environment.

The Perfect Tax Office

Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:11:54 -0700

What your firm needs to succeed!

The Collaborative Reporting Architecture

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 13:03:11 -0800

Organizations expend both time and energy negotiating reporting requirements between IT and end users. IT groups are unable to provide access to the data until they understand what the users want. Correspondingly, users can’t explain what they want until they see the data that IT won’t release. This standoff results in tension between IT and user communities, which slows projects down, increases costs and lowers participation. Collaborative reporting dissolves this tension by capitalizing on the convergence of open source interactivity through Web 2.0 technologies, Services Oriented Architectures and performance management to transform traditional business intelligence projects into processes specifically geared to improve the performance of the organization.

Data Quality is not all about the data - it's about your Business

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 11:47:59 -0800

Today's leaders are challenged by business imperatives including increased sales and improved customer services, governance, reporting, regulatory compliance and operational efficiencies. IT leaders take on the responsibility to deliver major projects to support these business imperatives including CRM, BI, data warehouse, Master Data Management and Consolidation projects. Data Quality is emerging as the critical theme which delivers success or failure in terms of the expected ROI and business value. This ebook contains a range of business and IT articles which highlight the key to success in today's business imperatives - high quality data and collaboration between the business and IT.

Technology Planning: Building Support and Communication

Fri, 28 Mar 2008 11:47:40 -0800

Planning for change is complex. In order to be successful, a district needs a plan for how to plan. A good first step is finding strategies to deal with the political environment as your district implements change, specifically migrating to a one-to-one computing environment. Communications is an important element in any enterprise and education is no exception. This eBook provides strategies for gaining consensus and communicating effectively.

Business Intelligence for the People-Ready Enterprise

Fri, 24 Aug 2007 16:05:44 -0700

Microsoft has a complete and integrated Business Intelligence solution that enables customers to increase organization performance and insight. Microsoft Business Intelligence provides a complete, fully-integrated set of technologies to provide everyone within your organization with the up-to-date information needed to help them make empowered decisions.