In response to an increased demand for pre-printed bar codes, Proscan has boosted its printing capacity.
Most IT professionals favour increased user autonomy, despite knowing all the major reasons for greater user control.
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Outsourcing allows businesses to focus more on their core competencies, says Johan van Huyssteen, GM of outsourcing at Business Connexion.
Enterprise fax and e-document delivery software addresses the challenges of SOX, says Boudje Giljam, sales and marketing director of AmVia.
Konica Minolta's release is aimed at large corporate and government organisations.
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The product suite will join Comztek's security portfolio alongside McAfee and Symantec.
A finding document on the investigation should be published late next month, says ICASA.
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Governance deficiencies in organisations are perpetuating the failure rate of business projects, says a report.
Management can no longer claim ignorance when things go wrong, as compliance is critical and ensuring it is sustained is even more important.
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1800s - US state corporation law enhances the rights of corporate boards to govern without unanimous consent of shareholders in exchange for statutory benefits like appraisal rights, to make corporate governance more efficient.