Archive for January, 2014
What business owners can learn from recent data breaches
Digitalizing paperwork has its benefits, but failing to lock them away like they are still stored in filing cabinets may put business owners in a compromising situation in the future.
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White Houses announces Big Data will be a part of the first 90 days of 2014
The White House plans on implementing a policy on the future of Big Data in the United States within the next 90 days.
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IBM plans on spending billions between 2014-2015 to expand data center network
IBM plans on expanding data center locations around the world to improve its cloud computing and security capabilities.
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EPA implements electronic hazardous waste documentation system
The EPA is finalizing its rules that will allow businesses and the agencies to report on its hazardous waste trail electronically.
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Why the NFL is joining Big Data’s game
The NFL hopes to enhance the stadium experience by installing public Wi-Fi networks.
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Maine’s probate courts operates under a centralized system
In Maine, every probate court will be able to electronically process requests and file paperwork.
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Study: Businesses will spend more on IT projects
CIOs plan on expanding cloud computing in 2014, but data security continues to be a greater priority.
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Report: Federal agencies need more help to transition to a digital database
Despite President Barack Obama's directive two years ago, many government agencies are struggling to make the switch toward electronic data processes.
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Why there’s value to updating a business’ database management services
Businesses need to update their systems on a consistent basis in order to protect themselves from cyber attacks.
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USPS’ 6 percent price hike expected be a temporary change
The USPS was approved to increase fees by 6 percent in 2014, but was told this measure would be temporary to make up for losses in 2008 and 2009.
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