Posts Tagged ‘Standards’
Standards Are Necessary To Fight Cyber Theft
Security issues and cyber theft continue to grow in complexity as technology itself advances. Standard metrics and measurements are essential when assessing IT resilience.
Read MoreOMG and EDM Council Addressing Interoperability Issues
OMG and EDM Council are working together to help organizations transform their data into “actionable intelligence” in an effort to support systemic risk assessment and analytics.
Read MorePlant Biology Journals Brought to Digital Life with H20
The two premier plant biology journals published by the American Society of Plant Biologists (ASPB) — Plant Physiology and The Plant Cell – have been completely migrated to HighWire Press’s new electronic publishing platform, H2O.
Read MoreNew South Wales Digitizing Archives
The State Records Authority of New South Wales (NSW) is beginning a project to implement a digital archiving facility that would improve digital record keeping across the Government.
Read MoreStandards Development Topic of Discussion in NYC
“ANSI Course 287, The American Way” will be held March 30, 2011 and will provide an in-depth look at U.S. voluntary consensus standardization and ANS development process.
Read MoreGood Strategy Gets Teradata High Ranking
Teradata, a data warehousing and analytics firm, was named as the industry leader in its field by analyst Gartner. The “Magic Quadrant for Data Warehouse Database Management Systems” placed the company ahead of competitors Oracle and IBM.
Read MoreDocuXplorer Offers Taxonomy Consulting
DocuXplorer has hired Rachel Lurie, MLS, to head the taxonomy division of its Consulting Services unit. According to their spokesperson, this new position will now provide clients with “customized taxonomy training.”
Read MoreEBSCO Chosen by National University
National University has selected EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) from EBSCO Publishing to provide the University with a solution to accessing its library resources with ease.
Read MoreDo the Clouds Need Standardizing?
Some would say the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) framework is technology-driven more than business-driven, since it is driven by blades, SANs, virtualization, etc. However, after reading the NIST document on Guidelines on Security and Privacy in Public Cloud Computing (PDF), one blogger wonders if technology has left them behind.
Read MoreTechnology Group Wins Big with eHealth Project
With Singapore’s new emphasis on e-health, technology companies are reaping the rewards. Orion, Accenture and partners IBM, Oracle and Hewlett-Packard won a $146 million contract to deliver Singapore’s national e-health records (NEHR) project
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