Monthly Archives: August 2012

Is technology causing worker fatigue?

Posted on 29/08/2012 by

Working from home is great for some, but can risk worker fatigue if it isn’t supported by the right working styles, success measures and HR processes. It’s risky to just embrace the technology on its own. This thinking is backed … Continue reading →

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Securing BYOD data

Posted on 28/08/2012 by

For most companies implementing a bring-your-own-device programme isn’t so much a case of if, but when. And for many of those companies the main thing standing between now and then is security. The recent Gartner 2012 Security and Risk Management … Continue reading →

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Your online identity is only as secure as the weakest link

Posted on 27/08/2012 by

An online post by Wired’s Mat Honan is a chilling reminder that the security of your online identity – and potentially personal data, ability to communicate and even money in your online bank accounts – are only as good as … Continue reading →

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Some insights from Gartner on BYOD security

Posted on 24/08/2012 by

There’s no stopping the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) bandwagon. It’s one of the most frequent conversations we have with clients; many of them are considering their options. That’s not surprising considering the sheer number of tablets and smartphones out in the wild; … Continue reading →

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Working with generation C

Posted on 23/08/2012 by

Always online, always clicking, interrupting meals to deal with Facebook updates. Does this sound like anyone you know? Of course it does, you’ve already met generation C. Unlike generation X and generation Y, this group isn’t defined by when it … Continue reading →

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