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Displaying articles for: 07-08-2012 - 07-14-2012
Lessons from the 10 largest health data breaches of 2012
Last month Michelle McNickle wrote an article for Healthcare IT News titled, “10 of the largest data breaches in 2012 … so far”. Numerous headlines have showcased some large health data breaches, and according to recent research, the problem is only growing. While the focus of her article is on data breaches in the health care industry, I think that the lessons are relevant to all organizations.
BYOD, Big Data, Security: Around Enterprise Services, July 13
By PT Umphress, Enterprise Services Global Marketing
Here is a summary of the Enterprise Services blog topics for this past week:
- A financial Industry blog worth reading
- Tech That Big Data: HP Enterprise Services Twitter Chat, July 17th
- Thin-client devices can still be exciting!
- Data Tsunami and Information Explosion join forces to change our daily lives
- Are security concerns really an innovation driver?
- It’s time for a conversation about applications portfolio management
- Is Big Data the Big Daddy of IT Issues? HPES Twitter Chat Summer Series continues July 17th
- Using Unified Communications as a Service to bring your communications tools together
- How does IT need to shift as our workplace infrastructure changes?
- HP's DeGregor Covers the Customer Experience with TMC
- Q&A with Kevin Karcher, Director of Product Marketing, about HP Converged Cloud
- Can technologists be measured by the value of their network?
- HP broadens its business services expertise in Lodz, Poland
- Bring your own Device (BYOD) to Configure your own Ecosystem (CYOE)
- Virtualized Storage – The next step to an optimal data center
- Magnetic memory at one bit per molecule
Tech That Big Data: HP Enterprise Services Twitter Chat, July 17th
Join HP Enterprise Services for a Twitter chat on Tuesday, July 17th from 12-1 p.m. CT. Come join the conversation by using the hashtag #HPESchat
During the chat, HP thought leaders will discuss big data technologies and how they can give organizations an opportunity to gain unique insights from new data sources.
Data Tsunami and Information Explosion join forces to change our daily lives
The world will have 15 billion devices in 2 years -- twice the number of people on Planet Earth today -- with 50 billion devices projected by 2015, says HP CTO for Communications and Media Solutions, Jeff Edlund in this video live from HP Discover 2012 where he converses with Nigel Upton on the explosion of content and data in the Internet. Jeff characterizes this phenomenon as a Data Tsunami – which I find to be quite apt given these numbers.
Using Unified Communications as a Service to bring your communications tools together
By Danette Hardin, Network Product Marketing Manager
We live in an on-demand, ultra-connected world with communications gadgets that seem eerily similar to the stuff we see in science fiction movies. We expect to be able to reach anyone at anytime, and I don’t know about you, but I get a bit irritated when I can’t get in touch with someone instantly. And why not, we’ve got numerous ways to communicate now – mobile phones, email, Twitter, Facebook, texting, instant messages – so I SHOULD be able to reach someone immediately via at least one of these methods. This is great for me, but somewhat challenging for companies.
Bring your own Device (BYOD) to Configure your own Ecosystem (CYOE)
ZDNet blogger Joe McKendrick writes about a cash strapped state agency requiring employees to use their own smart phones without reimbursing them. Red flags went up in my mind as I read about it – especially the part about employees not being reimbursed. However, upon careful reflection, I realized that this is a pattern that has evolved over the years and such steps are a long time coming. With the explosion of devices and data and practical concerns about security, we are giving more importance to the concept of bringing your own device than we did to similar concepts in the past.





