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  • The Fragility of Road-Warrior Security

    It is often said that the weakest link in the IT security chain is the human being. In our technological age it is inconceivable to travel without network tethers such as a laptop PC, mobile telephone or e-mail PDA. The road warrior is connected 24/7 to his home, corporate office/clients/partners and the Internet. What has occurred in the 21st century is that all of this technology is taken for granted, and security is never a primary issue or concern.

    Written by Frank Dzubeck • 21 May 07 10:37

  • Addressing the Challenges in a Virtual Workplace

    We've talked quite a bit recently about the inexorable shift toward the virtual workplace and reviewed the technical requirements for supporting one. Now it's time to look at the challenges.

    Written by Johna Till Johnson • 01 May 07 14:48

  • Work/Life Imbalance

    Seals don't balance balls on their noses for fun; they do it for fish. People don't try to achieve work/life balance for fun; they do it to survive.

    Written by Beverley Head • 17 April 07 11:52

  • Where's the Off Switch?

    Slack-jawed I watched the mother of the groom, seated on the top table, whip out her mobile phone to call a relative at the back of the function centre and chat during the festivities. Admittedly it was a big wedding with guests numbering in the hundreds, but this was a new paradigm at work.

    Written by Beverley Head • 12 April 07 12:38
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