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Full Disk Encryption, Migration, Platform Innovation, Business Process Automation, and Single Sign-On.
Welcome to the VoicesOn Friday Roundup. This week, we bring you white papers on Full Disk Encryption, Migration, Platform Innovation, Business Process Automation, and Single Sign-On.
The TCO for Full Disk Encryption: Ponemon Study
WinMagic Inc. and the Ponemon Institute present the results of the first ever study looking into the total cost of ownership of full disk encryption. The study revealed that when compared to the potential damage caused by data disclosure, the value of encryption is only a fraction of the cost of potential data loss.
IBM's Migration Factory: Tools, Metrics, Automation, Process Expertise, and Project Management
There are significant cost and performance advantages in migrating from Oracle or HP platforms to Power Systems. In order to mitigate the risks in moving, IBM offers a Migration Factory to partner with clients throughout their transition. Read the white paper to learn more about the advanced tools, metrics and workshops available with this service.
Gartner Predicts 2012: Cloud and In-Memory Drive Innovation in Application Platforms
Cloud, in-memory computing and support for opportunistically oriented projects are the main forces behind the evolution of application platform technology. This will bring potentially breakthrough innovations to user organizations, but also new challenges and technological discontinuities.
Top 5 Considerations for Automating Key Business Processes
Business process automation - BPA - can help any business do more with less. However, successfully automating a business process requires more than just technology. Read how taking five straightforward steps to BPA planning can root out inefficiencies to improve key processes and give your business a clear competitive advantage.
The Three Tiers of Single Sign-On (SSO)
Although the term "SSO" seems self-descriptive, the technical approaches to accomplishing SSO get muddy for all but the identity security savvy IT manager. What may seem like a secure, convenient and affordable solution can impose a significant cost and risk to the enterprise, yet still have its place in the market either for the SMB or consumer businesses. This paper defines three tiers of SSO so that you can make informed decisions on which type is appropriate for your organization's identity and access management requirements.
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