Every day, we create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data—so much that 90 percent of the data in the world today has been created in the last two years alone. This data comes from everywhere: information-gathering sensors, social media sites, digital pictures and videos, transaction records and cell phone GPS signals, to name a few. This
Harnessing the necessary high performance compute power to drive modern biomedical research is a formidable and familiar challenge throughout the life sciences. Modern research-enabling technologies – Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), for example – generate huge datasets that must be processed. Key applications such as genome assembly, genome annotation and molecular modeling can be data-intensive, compute
New approaches to genomic analysis, such as next-generation sequencing, will play key roles in advancing scientific knowledge, facilitating the development of targeted drugs and delivering personalized healthcare. To capitalize on these new approaches, life sciences organizations need computing environments that can process tremendous amounts of data rapidly. Speed of analy-sis is critical in life sciences
Muss Prozessmanagement komplex sein? Sicherlich steckt die Implementierung und Dokumentation neuer Prozesse voller Tücken: Oft können miteinander verbundene Prozesse kaum transparent betrachtet, geschweige denn analysiert und optimiert werden. Das kostet Zeit und Geld. Aber mit der passenden Software lassen sich Betriebskosten senken, Fehler minimieren, Compliance-Vorschriften erfüllen, Audits vorbereiten und einiges mehr. Zudem können betroffene Mitarbeiter
Modern business is reliant on email. All organisations using email need to answer the following questions: How do we control spam volumes without the risk of trapping a business email? How do we prevent infections from email-borne viruses? How do we stop leakage of confidential information? Can we detect and stop exploitation from phishing attacks?
A state government that “doesn’t know whether its agencies have adequate information security measures in place.” 1.6 million patients’ records lost at a dump. A 650 per cent spike in federal network security breaches.1 Another day, another public sector data breach, or so it seems. No one sets out to lose data, but as news
The rapidly expanding field of Information Governance, a wide reaching term encompassing all aspects of policies, processes and controls used in the effective management of information for an organizations regulatory, risk and operational needs, has at its heart a requirement to understand the information that is travelling through the organization in order to adequately protect
Clearswift commissioned Loudhouse to conduct research to identify the extent to which internal security threats are affecting UK organisations and, in turn, how these are being managed. Companies now rely on increasing numbers of third parties, sharing sensitive information across increasingly global and diverse networks of connections – this extended enterprise is effectively blurring the
Anyone who has tried to replace a laser toner cartridge in corporate America knows the hassle. If you are lucky and there happens to be one in the supply closet, then signatures and a few keys later, the toner can be removed from the hollowed sanctums of the office supply closet. As soon as the
A few years ago, ESG created a security management maturity model that outlined a progression through four phases of a security management program’s evolution. The goal was to leverage ESG research to uncover success strategies and best practices, then use this information to help CISOs build a security management plan and prioritize the right activities