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Software briefs – DOJ pushes FBI to share data

The U.S. Department of Justice is pushing the FBI and its other operating units to speed up and expand their efforts to share a wide array of information with outside law enforcement agencies via a centralized database called OneDOJ.

BI top IT spending priority area this year, says report

Improving the integration capabilities and effectiveness of legacy IT systems will be the focus of enterprise investment strategies this year, says recent survey. Heading the spending priorities list is "business intelligence"

Big blue gives voice to small businesses

IBM has announced it will develop and host the Inventors' Forum, an online initiative to share ideas on how smaller enterprises view patent systems. In doing so, the Forum would seek to reform the patent process.

Unified Messaging Resource Centre

Check out a broad range of material on Unified Messaging - news, industry trends, case studies, reports and more - in this Resource Centre.

Security breaches get more costly

Data breaches continue to become more expensive. Costs to companies weigh in at a hefty average of CDN$212 per compromised record. That

Same old problems plague IT

As the information technology function at corporations continues to win bigger budgets and more resources, core problems relating to IT

Cdn security spending driven by concern for reputation

Canadian Companies are more concerned with protecting their reputations than their global competitors when they spend on information security. This is one of the findings in the latest 2006 Global State of Information Security (GSIS) Survey, a worldwide study by CIO magazine, CSO magazine and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). Fifty-three per cent of Canadian companies surveyed said their reputation was driving their information security spending, much higher than the global average of 41%.

Cdn firms taking ostrich approach

A recent poll sponsored by managed IT services firm Fusepoint shows that while 75% of business executives in Canada feel personally responsible for their company

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