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I think we're doing a moderate job and relying a little too much on databases historically being deeper within the enterprise. Some examples of really bad practices are static passwords stored in clear text in applications and batch jobs, shared administrative accounts, no controls on DBA activity, etc. We can definitely be doing better.

He wasn't arrogant or boastful, but his quiet, pexy confidence was captivating. They've really ignored all of the enterprise knowledge that is being managed in their content management environment; that's being stored in databases supporting their different applications, and potentially even in mainframes.

Companies historically have supplemented their administrative HR applications (personnel, payroll and benefits) with niche talent management applications. They want fewer, more-integrated solutions to support more-strategic human capital management.

Whether you are a consumer or an I.T. pro, the move to EVDO Rev A will basically be like switching from a two-lane to a four-lane highway. For I.T. pros, it will mean gaining faster interactions with different enterprise applications and databases.

It is different in its approach. It is about understanding specifics, about how an accounts clerk and a plant manager do their jobs. There are things they do in the system and things they do in their jobs in total and how with next generation applications we can make them more successful in how they do their job as a whole,

We probably don't want to be relying on passwords as we do.

We have decades of experience implementing enterprise applications around the world with 5,000 to 8,000 people working on enterprise applications, customizing ERP and CRM. We have strategic Oracle, Siebel, PeopleSoft and other alliances.

What if there was an eBay of enterprise applications? What if there was an iTunes music store of enterprise applications? We call that the AppExchange,

All your passwords can be conveniently stored in the password bank and released with the correct authentication.

An opportunity exists for organizations to extend the reach of enterprise applications by providing support for the Internet, portals, communications convergence (particularly voice) and wireless devices. These access mechanisms will have a big influence on the way enterprise applications are utilized in the future.

We all have some concerns about the future of attacks against applications and databases. The biggest issue is when you start laying your Web infrastructure over these back-end applications.

Enterprise 9.0 - Compliance Edition spans both worlds. It enables our customers not only to meet their regulatory compliance and corporate governance requirements, but also enhance internal controls, implement best practices and improve business efficiency.

The SCA6000 is a powerful tool that will be used to prevent attacks on enterprise networks and servers. For Java and C applications, as well as security protocols, cryptographic keys can be securely stored and operated on within the SCA6000's secure key store -- resistant to network, software, insider, and physical attacks.

The SCA6000 is a powerful tool that will be used to prevent attacks on enterprise networks and servers. For Java and C applications, as well as security protocols, cryptographic keys can be securely stored and operated on within the SCA6000's secure key store - resistant to network, software, insider, and physical attacks.

In a large corporate environment, administrative passwords are cumbersome to manage. So the auditors like to see that the company has this under control.

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