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Whitepapers
"The reason that no computer program can ever be a mind is simply that a computer program is only syntactical, and minds are more than syntactical. Minds are semantical, in the sense that they have more than a formal structure, they have a content."
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From Information Builders: This paper provides insight into the top-four worst practices for SOA integration. It also provides guidance on how to avoid and/orovercome these worst practices in order to realize the true value of an open, reusable integration architecture. By reading this paper, you will have a solid understanding of how to avoid SOA integration failure and achieve success with your initiatives.
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From Océ Business Services: The consumer technology industry continues to help propel the economy forward with sales expected to top $148 billion in 2007. Although it's difficult to select only five, CEA analysts have taken their best shot at previewing some areas that hold enormous potential in the market. This year, Five Technology Trends to Watch has selected the following areas of promise.
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From IBM Global Business Services: For decades, consumer electronics (CE) manufacturers have focused on creating products and retailers have focused on selling them. But things are changing. CE manufacturers and retailers are moving into each other’s business space while still being dependent on each other. We believe that CE manufacturers need to quickly learn more about their end consumers, and rethink their channel strategy mix to best reach their target CE customers, all without alienating existing retail channel relationships.
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From Proxim Wireless: Much attention has been focused recently on the security aspects of existing Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11) wireless LAN systems. The rapid growth and deployment of these systems into a wide range of networks and for a wide variety of applications drives the need to support security solutions that meet the requirements of a wide variety of customers. This paper discusses traditional security methods, introduces two new enhancements that will soon improve upon WEP.
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From Tippit Incorporated: A security audit is a specified process designed to assess the security risks facing a business and the controls or countermeasures adopted by the business to mitigate those risks. It is typically a human process, managed by a team of “auditors” with technical and business knowledge of the company’s information technology assets and business processes. As part of any audit, these teams will interview key personnel, conduct vulnerability assessments, catalog existing security policies and controls, and examine IT assets covered by the scope of the audit. In most cases, they rely heavily on technology tools to perform the audit.
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When The VAR Guy's phone rang Thursday night, a rather upbeat voice was on the other line. "This is going to be our year," crowed Maria Battaglia,... 
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