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Upcoming Events
The datacentre challenge: How to cut costs, increase capacity and reduce complexity
Date: Thursday 18 September 2008, 3.00pm BST - Live Online
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: The datacentre is at the heart of successful IT delivery for every organisation - whether your systems occupy a purpose built facility or fit into a quiet corner of the office. But datacentres face a growing set of challenges - costs are spiralling as energy prices rise; complexity is holding back business flexibility and physical space restrictions are hindering growth. IT managers are under increasing pressure to get more from their existing resources.
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2008 Archived Events
Getting more intelligent business intelligence
Date: Thursday 3 July 2008, 3.00pm BST
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: Business intelligence (BI) has been deployed at many organisations to ensure employees have access to key corporate data. However, some of the most valuable content within an organisation resides outside the BI system - in spreadsheets, emails and other unstructured data repositories, and some users might prefer to work with these familiar applications, proving a challenge for firms. Also key employees requiring access to this data might not be office-based or desk-bound. So which technology solutions are available to help firms address these issues?
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Taking back Control
Date: Thursday 28 February 2008, 3.00pm GMT - Live Online
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: A wide variety of computing models beyond traditional rich clients are emerging for IT Managers to choose from. These new models include Virtual Hosted Desktops, OS and/or Application Streaming, Terminal/Presentation Server, Client Virtualization etc. with each one claiming benefits beyond those provided by traditional rich clients. The choice of compute model has implications both for hardware/software acquisition costs as well as on-going ownership costs.
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2007 Archived Events
How to safeguard data in a small business environment
Date: Tuesday 13 November 2007, 3.00pm BST
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: Most companies today take reasonable steps to safeguard their business from internet threats, with firewalls, antivirus and anti-phishing measures now commonplace. However, many firms focus on these networked threats while ignoring the risks posed by physical theft of data held on end-user IT devices.
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IT and the environment in action - How to tackle the eWaste problem
Date: Wednesday 18 July 2007, 3.00pm BST
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: In the fourth and final part of our BusinessGreen web seminar programme, we examine the best practices required to ensure the environmentally friendly recycling and disposal of IT equipment.
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IT and the environment in action - how businesses are proving their green credentials
Date: Wednesday 20 June 2007, 3.00pm BST
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: More than 130 organisations have shown their commitment to green IT by signing up to Computing’s seven-step green charter. In this web seminar, hosted by Computing, we discuss the real-life case studies of companies that have put environmental IT into action.
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IT and the environment - How to build a green IT department
Date: Wednesday 23 May 2007, 3.00pm BST
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: The second of our web seminars will discuss the technologies that can help deliver a greener IT department and a greener business.
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IT and the environment - the business case for green computing
Date: Thursday 3 May 2007, 3.00pm BST
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: In the first of our series of four BusinessGreen web seminars, we will discuss the reasons why the environment has become so important to business, and introduce a seven-step plan to improve your green credentials.
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Coding control: how to bring in agility and avoid fragility through software configuration management
Date: Tuesday 16 January 2007
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: Outsourcing, remote working and the increasingly global nature of many organisations have combined to make the software development process more complex than ever. Developers working in different time zones, poor visibility of the state of the project, inability to review earlier builds, and general lack of control are common complaints.
In this IT Week web seminar, we look at why many organisations are turning to SCM to help align the software development process with the requirements of the business and the steps IT management should take to implement it effectively.
In this IT Week web seminar, we look at why many organisations are turning to SCM to help align the software development process with the requirements of the business and the steps IT management should take to implement it effectively.
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Relieving the desktop management burden
Date: Wednesday 10 January 2007
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: Managing fleets of PCs has never been an easy task, especially for small and medium-sized businesses that have few IT staff. Helpdesk call-outs, software updates and security concerns all contribute to the administration load. Very often, companies can’t even count the number of systems on the network.
However, the good news is that taking a hands-free approach to desktop and laptop manageability is now a realistic option.
However, the good news is that taking a hands-free approach to desktop and laptop manageability is now a realistic option.
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2006 Archived Events
Data Security for the modern enterprise
Date: Thursday 07 June 2006
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: In the latest of our series of web seminars, we look at data security in the enterprise, and how new approaches to IT security can help you meet new compliance and best practice requirements.
With new considerations and accountability for businesses to consider, they must remain aware that the total cost to the business, in financial, productivity and practicality terms, of securing data and systems does not overly outweigh the cost to the business of a security breach.
Increased regulation worldwide has resulted in greater emphasis on the accountability of the board and the IT department, who both must demonstrate that they are protecting corporate information effectively and insulating the company from unnecessary risk and exposure to liability.
With new considerations and accountability for businesses to consider, they must remain aware that the total cost to the business, in financial, productivity and practicality terms, of securing data and systems does not overly outweigh the cost to the business of a security breach.
Increased regulation worldwide has resulted in greater emphasis on the accountability of the board and the IT department, who both must demonstrate that they are protecting corporate information effectively and insulating the company from unnecessary risk and exposure to liability.
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How much learning can you have in an online learning environment?
Date: Wednesday 12 April 2006
Duration: One Hour
Event Summary: The popularity of Online Higher Education is increasing as many professionals, struggling with ever-more-demanding lifestyles, see it is a valid alternative to on-campus study. This web seminar will examine how online education providers have learned from their early efforts. They’ve realised that some of the core aspects in delivering successful online programmes include a high level of interaction, support, and content that evolves.
Join a panel of experts at this IT Week web seminar to determine the state of online education today.
Join a panel of experts at this IT Week web seminar to determine the state of online education today.
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WEB SEMINARS FAQ
What's a web seminar?
An online video or audio event providing critical information to IT and business professionals.
What are the benefits?
You can access the event from your office or home. No travelling time or expenses: just one hour out of your busy working day.
What subjects are covered?
Incisive editors moderate the webcasts to deliver only relevant and independent information. Subjects include hot topics, key issues, new technologies and VIP interviews.
Are the events live?
Yes. Many of the Incisive Web Seminars offer the opportunity to interact with the speakers, participate in polls or submit questions - all in real time.
How do I participate?
Register for forthcoming and archived events by clicking 'register' next to each event. You'll be sent an email to remind you when to log on.
What technology do I need?
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What other information is available?
Each webcast offers case studies, research reports, white papers and speaker biographies.
Are the events in local language?
Incisive events are run by the local editor in each country, in local language with local content relevant to your market. Watch out for the flags to highlight the webcast in your country.
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