The Clock is Ticking on Windows Server 2003 Support

The End of Support (EOS) of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 in July 2015 will put millions of enterprise servers at risk. And according to a recent study by leading analyst firm Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), “More than 80% of enterprise and midmarket organizations still support Windows Server 2003 to some extent.” If your organization uses Microsoft Server 2003, the EOS will introduce serious security risks unless you are fully prepared to migrate to a new platform or put compensating controls in place. Because hackers know that Microsoft will no longer acknowledge or patch vulnerabilities, these servers will quickly become a favorite target for attacks. And the risks of running Windows Server 2003 after EOS will increase over time as more issues are found and not patched.

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The Hidden Costs of Video Conferencing

However, video conferencing does come with hidden costs that many users do not foresee. These costs are not only financial, but also in the form of non-monetary potential risks. Let us take a closer look at these specific hidden costs that many video c…

21st Century Threats Demand 21st Century Security Approaches

Welcome to the golden age of hacking. This is the reality that businesses operate in today. An amalgamation of legacy and new technology systems and processes, traditional approaches to information security, and explosion of growth in data collection is pushing enterprises to a breaking point. Hardly a week goes by without news of a data breach discovery — often one where attackers have had access for a long period of time. Targeted attacks and advanced threats are becoming the norm. Stakeholders from across the enterprise are tuning in and recognize that data protection is paramount, yet security leaders continue to face challenges adapting to today’s threats, protecting their data, and articulating the value of security investments.

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Workforce Management Trends Report 2014 – 2015

Each year, Workforce Magazine surveys HR professionals on their top challenges and latest approaches to time, scheduling, leave management, and labor compliance. Find out what nearly 1000 of HR respondents had to say about:

  • What factors are increasing the workload – and business risk – of labor compliance.
  • How employers are shaping workforce management policies to better attract and enable top talent.
  • Why employee fatigue is a serious concern, and what programs are being used to address it.
  • How the cloud, labor analytics, and other big ideas are placing new demands on workforce management systems.

Find out today! Download the Workforce Management Trend Survey now!

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Overcoming the 5 Roadblocks to Workforce Management Success

Yet, even successful projects often fail to achieve the full range of intended benefits. In the case of a technology project seeking to hit its mark—from staying on budget to achieving the desired results—these failures can be traced back to shortcomings in how the human element of the project was managed.

As organizations grow, so do the advantages of using labor data to inform business strategy. If the need for better labor data requires your organization to implement a new workforce management solution, think ‘transition,’ not simply ‘change.’ Effectively managing the transition can keep a technology initiative on track, help employees focus on the benefits of the new solution and support a positive rollout with lasting results.

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Best Practices for Selecting an Enterprise Time and Attendance System

This paper provides a guide to large employers confronted by that dilemma. The following sections help you identify and describe the product capabilities – and corresponding process improvements – that separate a basic timekeeping system from an enterprise-grade time and attendance solution. In addition, the paper will equip you with questions to ask potential providers to uncover whether they have the resources, expertise, and products capable of optimizing your time and attendance processes.

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How Will SSL VPN Survive in The Mobile Era?

SSL VPN has been a key technology for mobile workforces for over a decade now, but as the market moves forward, will it continue to be? As new challenges of the modern workforce confront IT providers, SSL VPN technologies will need to make changes in o…