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Announces Version 6.0 of SaaS|Cloud Technology and New kloudcapture™ Module | kloudtrack® SaaS|Cloud Technology Platform
kloudtrack® Announces Version 6.0 of SaaS|Cloud Technology and New kloudcapture™ Module ROCKVILLE, MD and ANNAPOLIS, MD – March 23, 2010 – kloudtrack®/Kaulkin Information Systems (kloudtrack®), a leading provider of software-as-a-service and cloud-computing (SaaS|Cloud) technologies, today announced general availability of Version 6.0 of the company’s kloudtrack® technology platform. The company’s flagship product offering kloudtrack integrates multiple SaaS application “modules,” delivered via a cloud computing architecture, that are designed to address the business process, data management, compliance and risk mitigation needs of businesses particularly in heavily-regulated and risk-sensitive industries.
Tricare's slow response to massive data loss could raise the risk The theft last month of backup computer tapes containing the medical records of nearly 5 million military personnel was not reported to the public for more than two weeks, and active and retired personnel will have to wait another four to six weeks before finding out if their records are at risk. The Tricare Management Activity, which runs the Defense Department health care program for millions of active-duty, reserve and retired military members, their dependents and survivors, said it waited because “we did not want to raise undue alarm in our beneficiaries.”
TRICARE's slow response to massive data loss could raise the risk
There are 3 basic types of Project Management Office (PMO) organisations, varying in the degree of control and influence they have on projects within the organisation. You will need to determine which type you need to establish in order to have an effective project office. The 3 types of PMOs include: 1. Supportive PMO
The 3 Different Types of Project Management Offices (PMO)
Lost in the post - 25 million at risk after data discs go missing | Politics
The government was forced to admit the most fundamental breach of faith between the state and citizen yesterday when it disclosed that the personal records of 25 million individuals, including their dates of birth, addresses, bank accounts and national insurance numbers had been lost in the post, opening up the threat of mass identity fraud and theft from personal bank accounts. MPs gasped when the chancellor, Alistair Darling, told the Commons that discs containing personal details from 7.25 million families claiming child benefit had been lost. They went missing in the internal post after a junior official at HM Revenue & Customs in Washington, Tyne and Wear, breached all government security rules by sending them by courier to the National Audit Office in London. A frantic, secret police-led search over the past week has been unable to locate the discs, containing information on half the British population, sent by unrecorded post.