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Outsourcing Mobile Device Management

With many information-technology managers increasingly overwhelmed by the rising cost and burden of supporting mobile wireless workers, some businesses are beginning to outsource the management of their handheld computing devices.

Six Steps to Prevent Procurement Fraud

Even though procurement fraud may be hard to spot, there are a number of steps you can take to mitigate the risk. For example: 1 – CREATE AN APPROVED VENDOR

LogicalApps: Tweaking the Rules

LogicalApps excels in the Sarbanes-Oxley compliance realm and can help keep companies fraud-free, though some customers using previous versions of its software say the high number of access conflicts it

Voice of Experience: Conflict Resolution Limits Fraud

Bill CroninI.T. Director, Finance & HR SystemsUGSPlano, Texaswww.ugs.com MANAGER’S PROFILE: Oversees finance and human-resources technologies for the Plano, Texas-based product development software and services firm, with sales of $1.15 billion

Base Technologies: Fraud Detection

As procurement fraud becomes more sophisticated, the tools to prevent and detect it are evolving as well. Here are some of the technologies that are emerging in the effort to

Wi-Fi Security: Analysts Offer 3 Tips

Financial firms stand to lose customers’ trust—and potentially massive amounts of their data—if they don’t rein in security risks to their Wi-Fi networks, according to new research. Analysts with TowerGroup,

Another Windows Vista Feature Bites the Dust

Microsoft officials decided the week of June 5 to cut another feature from Windows Vista: PC-to-PC synchronization. Microsoft officials said they cut the feature due to quality concerns, but the

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