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The Internet is now the preferred means of accessing government agencies in Australia, according to a newly released study on user satisfaction with e-government services.
Philippine President Benigno Simeon S. Aguino III presided over the launch on Friday of a web-based business registration system that makes it easier for investors and entrepreneurs to set up shop in the country.
What's in a name? As the world moves to a post-dotcom era, ICANN is seeing a future where domain names could be almost any word or name in any language. The massive effort involves the participation of the global Internet community, including governments.
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New analysis from Frost & Sullivan showed that the home healthcare and disease management for the remote health monitoring market is estimated to reach $294.9 million in 2015.
Cisco and Swisscom are equipping 200 pharmacies in Switzerland with Cisco TelePresence video communication systems.
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Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa launched a national education action plan for peace and sustainable development at Temple Trees, the official residence of the Prime Minister of Sri Lanka in Colombo, this week.
California State University-Monterey Bay (CSUMB) has updated its storage system to HP P6000 Enterprise Virtual Arrays (EVA) to provide faster data access to students and faculty and to increase capacity in support of scholastic research applications.
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If we had to summarize the year in security in a single word, I think it would have to be “explosive.” By looking at the stories in 2011, we can get an idea of what will happen in 2012.
The ability of SMEs to thrive matters because there’s a near universal agreement about their importance in a world seeking to restore financial stability and growth.
Today’s governments are looking at technology to facilitate conversations with citizens for better governance. Governments have realized the importance of actively engaging citizens in a meaningful two-way dialogue to better evaluate existing policies and quicken decision making process.
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The City of Diamond Bar in Southern California provides a host of online services to businesses and residents. Solutions from F5 Networks provide secure, remote access to applications for IT vendors and city personnel managing the ecosystemm.
To support global availability of its applications across virtual and physical systems 24x7, the Thunderbird School of Management upgraded its network backbone to 10 gigabit Ethernet (GbE), consolidated storage, and virtualized servers for continuous data availability.
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This white paper discusses security requirements of large IT environments, including data center and cloud interoperability, mobile device access, virtualization and open collaboration.
With the increasing adoption of social media, and pervasive mobile and broadband access by constituents, government agencies cannot afford to ignore the social media channels.
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As companies continue to expand globally, sending moving people to different countries, security and health in those local countries become paramount. Cindy Cheng, general manager for International SOS, describes what companies face today. She also talks about International SOS and its value proposition, as well as how companies should put in place a strategy that looks after the well-being of a key asset of the business - its people.
