Many companies get overwhelmed with the scope of large projects. Here are a few tips to make sure you bring in a project on time and in budget:
Simplify the project goals: Too often companies create projects with multiple, potentially conflicting goals. Suppose that a company wants to do a technology refresh because the codebase uses an obsolete technology […]
‘Tis the season for scammers – so providing secure commerce capabilities to customers is high on the list of small retailers
By their nature, small retailers don’t have the skills, expertise or infrastructure to provide their own eCommerce capabilities. Knowing that, the key to providing secure commerce capabilities to their customers is using well-known (large) providers that have the […]
December 4, 2013 — Mobile Fever
As BYOD becomes more acceptable in the workplace, the concerns of IT leaders continue to grow. We interviewed 22 mobility and BYOD experts to provide some pros and cons around implementing and developing an Enterprise Mobility BYOD strategy. (Click here to see comments from other 21 consultants – http://bit.ly/18lWT7y)
Paul B. […]
November 26, 2013 — LINUX Insider
Chrome or Chromium more secure? Numerous security experts place their bets on Chromium, suggested Paul Hill, a senior consultant at SystemsExperts. “Chrome’s code has to be able to tie into Flash Player, for instance,” Hill explained. “So more code is involved to integrate with other third-party products. This all introduces more complexities and more […]
Brad has been a leader of the company since 1995. He has participated in seminal industry initiatives including the Open Software Foundation (OSF), X/Open, the IETF, and has published many articles on open systems, Internet security, security architecture, ethical hacking and web application security.
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