CMS Watch:

Do you need an ECMS, WCMS, or a Portal?

In a world where content technology categories overlap, how do you figure out which type of solution do you really need? CMS Watch founder Tony Byrne argues that the best approach to distinguishing among Web CMS, Enterprise Content Management, and Portal solutions is identifying the specific business scenario you're trying to address. more…

ITBusinessEdge

Battle for the Corporate Phone

The impending massive change in corporate telephony will be an interesting process and, while the result may be worth it, the “interesting” part likely will be painful for many folks who don’t see this coming. more…

Nations Around the World Grapple with Their Broadband Futures

Earlier this week, we posted a blog that focused on a hearing in the House of Representatives that explored rules and regulations on special access, which is the way in which circuits are leased by dominant carriers to other service providers, who may use them to connect to other carriers or to customers. more…

IE7 Update Drops WGA Validation

Microsoft has released an Internet Explorer update that does not require validation from Windows Genuine Advantage, its anti-piracy mechanism, reports ZDNet blogger Mary Jo Foley. more…

ARMA

ARMA International to Unveil Competencies Oct. 7

Oct. 7 marks the unveiling of the long-awaited ARMA International RIM Core Competencies. more…

Morgan Stanley Must Pay Millions in Fines

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has ordered Morgan Stanley to pay $12.5 million in fines after the company failed to provide e-mails required by law.

AIIM

AIIM Launches New Certificate Training Programs for BPM and IOA

In response to the world-wide need for better management of business information, AIIM - The Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Association has developed four certificate programs to arm organizations with the knowledge and education to anticipate and avoid business information mistakes. more…

NARA

The National Archives Seeks Public Comments

On our draft plan for digitizing archival materials for public access. more…

NAID

Indiana Attorney General Files Complaints on Pharmacy Chains

As reported by Rob Luke in LegalNewsLine.com on September 20th, Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter is taking a lesson from his Texas counterpart in taking action against companies who put personal information at risk. more…

UK University Hard Drive Study Produces Disturbing Results

An article on September 13th by Pete Warren, reporting for The Guardian newspaper (UK), describes how an annual study of computers obtained on the open market has turned up containing sensitive patient information from the Dudley Group of Hospitals NHS Trust. more…

Data Security Survey Raises Concern Regarding Health Care Privacy

In the September 10th edition of Investor’s Business Daily, Vance Cariaga reports that the 2007 Global State of Information Security Survey…up from 43 percent in 2006. more…

Student Records Placed in Open Dumpster

A Salt Lake City’s NBC affiliate, KSL, reports on the station’s website that on August 30th, “a bunch” of records containing personal student information ended up in the dumpster instead of the shredder for which they were intended. more…