Jacqueline Fechner bleibt weiterhin Managing Director von Xerox
Auch nach der Aufteilung von Xerox bis Ende 2016 bleibt Jacqueline Fechner weiterhin in ihrer Position als Managing Director der Xerox GmbH.
Auch nach der Aufteilung von Xerox bis Ende 2016 bleibt Jacqueline Fechner weiterhin in ihrer Position als Managing Director der Xerox GmbH.
Um die Healthcare-Kompetenzen innerhalb des Bertelsmann-Konzerns stärker zu bündeln , wird die bislang zu Gruner + Jahr gehörende welldoo GmbH mit Wirkung zum 1. Januar 2017 in den Geschäftsbereich Healthcare von Arvato CRM Solutions integriert.
Das Domain Name System (DNS) bildet einen wichtigen Kerndienst im Netzwerk, da es als zentrales Telefonbuch dient. Der interne Aufbau ist ebenso simpel wie skalierbar.
proALPHA und die in-integrierte Informationssysteme GmbH (in-GmbH) haben eine Partnerschaft geschlossen. Ihr Ziel: die dynamische Visualisierung von Daten zur schnellen Analyse vernetzter IoT-Plattformen.
DataStax, Anbieter von Datenbanksoftware für Cloud-Applikationen auf Basis von Apache Cassandra, hat DataScale übernommen, einen Anbieter von Cloud-basierten Management Services für die Dateninfrastruktur.
Hervé Tessler wird President des Geschäftsbereiches International Operations. Seine neue Funktion wird Tessler, zurzeit noch President von Corporate Operations, ab Januar 2017 wahrnehmen.
Cyber-Attacken nehmen zu, werden raffinierter und kosten Unternehmen inzwischen Milliarden. Herkömmliche Sicherheitskonzepte sind zunehmend machtlos. Die Digitalisierung vieler Branchen sowie die Themen Internet of Things und Industrie 4.0 verschärfen die Notwendigkeit nach wirksamen und praktikablen Sicherheitslösungen. Wer sich schützen will muss umdenken.
In der vergangenen Woche hat eine Gefahrenmeldung viele Nutzer von Android-Handys aufgeschreckt: Demnach hat die Schadsoftware „Gooligan“ weltweit gut eine Million Android-Handys infiziert. Ein Kommentar von Dennis Monner, CEO beim deutschen Sicherheitsspezialisten Secucloud.
Drucker, Kopierer und Multifunktionssysteme (MFP) fristen in puncto Sicherheit bei vielen IT-Managern ein Schattendasein. Gelten sie doch vielfach als unkritische Peripheriegeräte.
Weihnachten rückt mit großen Schritten näher und viele kennen das Problem: Was schenke ich meinen Lieben dieses Jahr? Neben Pullover, Schlips und Co. kann sich auch Handy-Zubehör anbieten.
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