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Decisions which are made on the basis of poor-quality data expose public sector bodies to risk, and cost them money. Download the free whitepaper and see how you can make your data pay dividends.

The business case for intelligent ERP To compete in the digital world, businesses need to move beyond their legacy ERP systems and operate at the speed of the best real-time technology.

Download this paper to learn the top strategies leading executives are using to take full advantage of the insight they receive from their business intelligence (BI) systems - and turn that insight into a competitive weapon.

High penetration of distributed energy resources and the increasingly dynamic nature of distribution systems creates many new challenges for today’s distribution system operators. To cope with these tremendous changes, they need to take an active role in managing their systems and adapt to varying conditions in real time. Only a comprehensive set of specialized software tools integrated into a robust solution can handle these challenges and ensure a smooth transition – from traditional, paper-driven processes to a digital and adaptive way of managing grids in real-time. These capabilities are now offered through an Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS).

"Financial services is in the midst of a massive transformation. While opportunities are high, new demands require a fundamental shift away from business as usual. Can your back-end systems meet the challenge? See how Workday helps our customers unlock possibilities during this dynamic time—driving operational insight and efficiency."

With AI changing the way organizations work, it’s important to know how these innovations are implemented in your critical ERP systems. This whitepaper explores how machine learning can make your HR and finance technology smarter and more agile and efficient. Read now to discover how Workday leverages AI to deliver value you can trust.

Rich map data and high-quality location services enable developers of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) to provide new features that can transform the driving experience. Selecting the right location platform is vital for these organizations, as they need critical services and location intelligence to ensure their developments can improve safety, comfort and driver awareness. Strategy Analytics’ Location Platform Benchmark Report 2020 ranks location platforms Google, HERE, Mapbox and TomTom across eight categories – and for the sixth consecutive year, HERE secured the number one spot. Read the report to discover: • How HERE was recognized for its strong reputation as a provider of automotive grade maps and navigation software • How HERE was ranked as the leader in four of eight industry categories: map-making, automotive, industry vision and openness • How HERE scored highly on map freshness and was highlighted for its aggressive improvements in POI search, developer community

Health care providers face complex challenges when it comes to providing integrated mental and physical health services. This eBook describes how: • Healthcare providers are impacted by an increase in patients and behavioral health challenges • The continuing opioid crisis complicates efforts to provide support for behavioral health • Merging behavioral, medical, and dental health together into EHR systems provides visibility into a patient’s entire care continuum for improved care and better outcomes

From its first documented use nearly 30 years ago, robotics today is playing a major role in efforts to bring innovative patient treatments to the healthcare industry. Robotically assisted equipment and systems are now being widely used in advanced surgical procedures, helping to reduce complications and improve overall surgical outcomes. The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) has now published a standard to address the specific performance and safety characteristics of robotically assisted equipment. The standard, IEC 80601-2-77, Medical Electrical Equipment – Particular requirements for the basic safety and essential performance of robotically assisted surgical equipment, bridges an important gap in previously available medical device standards. Reflecting more than a decade of work by industry experts from around the world, IEC 80601-2-77 is expected to be adopted in the near future by regulatory authorities in most international medical markets for use in assessing the

Risk of electromagnetic interference and immunity have long been important in the evaluation of the safety of medical devices by regulatory authorities. But the expanded scope of environments in which medical devices are being used today, along with the growing prevalence of all types of medical and non-medical systems and devices utilizing wireless communications technologies, new challenges have been created for medical devices and increased potential risks to patients.

Discover why IBM is a leader in the Verdantix Green Quadrant Integrated Workplace Management Systems 2019. A robust IWMS is critical to the long-term success of your real estate efforts. Sign up to receive your copy of this industry benchmark. You’ll learn why IBM is at the forefront of innovation and why we’re the right choice for those seeking a flexible, configurable IWMS. Download your free report.

Medical error is the third-leading cause of death in the United States.Many healthcare providers continue to use lagging systems that don’t efficiently collect or analyze data. Furthermore, a mix of legacy and new systems makes for potential conflicts that add to the confusion and fortify workplace silos. Without the sharing of information, organizations fail to see big-picture strategies and solutions that could help prevent medical errors and increase patient safety. Integrated healthcare risk management software that can work seamlessly and securely with existing software is one of the missing links to knocking down silos and developing strategies that contribute to a reduction in deaths due to human error. Here are some of the specific ways healthcare risk management software accomplishes this.

The average company uses more than 50 security vendors: firewalls, web proxies, SIEM, appliances, intelligence - and the list goes on. Do you have more security tools than you can handle? There’s an easier way to make the most of your existing investments. We'll share ways you can reduce security alerts and extend your security off network, anywhere users go, with Cisco Umbrella. Built with a bidirectional API, Cisco Umbrella easily integrates with the other systems in your stack, so you can extend protection from on-premises security appliances to devices and sites beyond your perimeter — and amplify investments you’ve already made. Read the eBook to learn more about getting more bang for your security buck.

In 2020, some 30.7 billion IoT devices are expected to be active in the world. An estimated 40% of IoT devices will be used in healthcare.1 Yet connected health represents only 30.3% of connected devices, according to Intel.®2 What accounts for the difference? Unlike other industries leading the adoption of IoT, such as manufacturing, retailing, and AE&C (architecture, engineering, and construction), healthcare systems and hospitals embrace two categories of connected devices: IoT (Internet of Things) and IoMT (Internet of Medical Things).

In this Customer Solution Profile a Fortune five organization put the IBM XIV storage system through its paces in their Microsoft Exchange 2003 environment.

This paper discusses how the IBM XIV Storage System's revolutionary built-in virtualization architecture provides a way to drastically reduce the costs of managing storage systems.

Christian Kane is an Enterprise Mobility Management Research Analyst with Forrester Research, where he helps clients develop and improve their desktop and mobile strategy. His research spans mobile hardware, mobile operating systems, mobile device management solutions, and mobile applications.

Application Delivery Controllers understand applications and optimize server performance - offloading compute-intensive tasks that prevent servers from quickly delivering applications. Learn how ADCs have taken over where load balancers left off.

If your organization's servers run applications that are critical to your business, chances are that you'd benefit from an application delivery solution. Today's Web applications can be delivered to users anywhere in the world and the devices used to access Web applications have become quite diverse.

At a projected market of over $4B by 2010 (Goldman Sachs), virtualizationhas firmly established itself as one of the most importanttrends in Information Technology. Virtualization is expectedto have a broad influence on the way IT manages infrastructure.Major areas of impact include capital expenditure and ongoingcosts, application deployment, green computing, and storage.

In this paper, we'll explore how to use Coyote Point's Envoy to ensure 24x7 availability and fast connections for web content deployed at more than one geographiclocation.

The idea of load balancing is well defined in the IT world: A network device accepts traffic on behalf ofa group of servers, and distributes that traffic according to load balancing algorithms and the availabilityof the services that the servers provide. From network administrators to server administrators to applicationdevelopers, this is a generally well understood concept.

Gartner research indicated 72% of organizations are planning to utilize cloud services for financial applications in the next three years.1 Financial organizations of all sizes are opting for cloud-based solutions that streamline business analytics, transactional systems of record, and enterprise business applications. But “moving to the cloud” is no small task and comes with its own set of unique challenges and considerations. As an industry, financial services has found balance by using a cloud strategy that blends both public and private cloud models. Hybrid cloud solutions have been hailed for optimizing efficiencies, cutting costs, and satisfying compliance and regulatory standards. Digital Transformation (DX) has been the driving force behind fastpaced changes in system infrastructure and processes, and financial services organizations have had to keep an open mind. While the prospects sound promising, it’s important to note that hybrid cloud implementation is not without obsta

Business and IT leaders understand how vital disaster recovery (DR) is for their organizations. When a problem occurs, a good DR framework makes it possible to retrieve data and systems quickly ensuring your business stays up and running. Simply put, it reduces risk. But what if a DR solution could be used daily? What if Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) represents a new way to augment IT infrastructure rather than just help protect it? In fact, this is possible. The “as a service” approach to DR and business continuity is now mainstream, with spending on DRaaS solutions expected to hit $4 billion by 2021. By adopting this framework, you can use DRaaS in new ways. Let’s take a look at how you can maximize the value of your disaster recovery investment.

The maturity of cloud platforms inspires new confidence in moving mission critical systems to the cloud to gain agility, scale, and cost benefits. How can your company achieve these benefits? What steps are necessary to begin your contact center’s inevitable move to the cloud? Choosing the right contact center partner will ensure your cloud journey success. Do you know how to find the right contact center partner to help move to the cloud? This eBook offers ten key considerations for selecting a partner and moving to a cloud-based contact center. Having a good sense for your business requirements, your prospective partner’s capabilities, and the cultural fit will pay off in helping you realize your business goals in the long run.