Communications/ networking white papers
Communications/ networking
Choosing the right device for your mobile applications
Epicor | Published: 14:28 GMT, 15 February 10 | www.cio.co.uk
A guide for business
The technology behind mobile systems has ‘come of age’: it is affordable, mainstream, reliable and scalable to run multiple applications. This whitepaper looks at how you can make sure you choose the right device for the job.
Is social networking really bad for business?
MessageLabs | Published: 12:17 GMT, 25 January 10 | www.cio.co.uk
Uncovering the business issues associated with web (mis)use in the workplace
This whitepaper looks at how employee web use can affect business, and what you can do about it.
Phishing for victims: Truth, myth and cybercrime
MessageLabs | Published: 11:51 GMT, 25 January 10 | www.cio.co.uk
Protect your data and network from constantly evolving phishing attacks
Examining the phenomenon of phishing. This white paper explains the potentially catastrophic threat it presents to all kinds of organisation and highlights what your business can do to blunt the threat.
Managing email: Exploring common email management challenges (and how to overcome them)
MessageLabs | Published: 11:07 GMT, 25 January 10 | www.cio.co.uk
Highlighting common problems and easy-to-manage, scalable solutions
We surveyed 157 IT professionals to understand the difficulties and opportunities faced by email managers. From this we were able to highlight some easy-to-manange solutions to their most pressing problems.
Unlocking the benefits of Google Apps
Capgemini | Published: 16:21 GMT, 20 November 09 | www.cio.co.uk
Exploring the benefits of Google Apps suite: save time, increase productivity, and secure opportunities for business growth
Download this whitepaper to learn more about how you can save time and money by migrating from Microsoft Exchange to Google Mail.
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