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Feds to reduce authentication services 
Security
Feds to reduce authentication services
Brett Winterford Dec 21, 2009
In search of a single sign-on for all Government services.
 
Human brains not wired for modern IT security 
Technology , Strategy , Security
Human brains not wired for modern IT security
Iain Thomson Aug 3, 2009
The neocortex is 'still in beta', says security expert.
 
Human agents revealed in Telstra voice-to-text service 
Voice & Data
Human agents revealed in Telstra voice-to-text service
Brett Winterford Jul 25, 2009
BBC investigation puts SpinVox in the spotlight.
 
IBM developing next-gen computer that mimics human brain 
Hardware
IBM developing next-gen computer that mimics human brain
Rick Whiting Nov 21, 2008
IBM and researchers from five universities are attempting to design a next-generation computer that works the same way the human brain works.
 
Flexible computer displays expected within a year 
Hardware
Flexible computer displays expected within a year
Liz Tay Jun 5, 2008
Researchers are developing flexible computer displays that will change shape, respond to touch and physics, and fold to fit users’ pockets.
 
Human error and complacency biggest IT security threats 
Security
Human error and complacency biggest IT security threats
Lilia Guan May 6, 2008
Human error and complacency remain the biggest threats to an organisation's IT security.
 
Mobile reseller wins human resources prize 
Mobility
Mobile reseller wins human resources prize
Oct 21, 2004
A mobile phone reseller has won a blue ribbon for its human resources management at a national Australian awards ceremony.
 
Intangible, human aspects big winner in mobile businesses 
Mobility
Intangible, human aspects big winner in mobile businesses
Fleur Doidge Jul 13, 2004
Businesses expect intangible aspects - such as human resources - to improve most as a result of deploying mobile & wireless technologies, new research by Griffith University ...
 
Ross Human Directions buys Spherion Group 
Training & Development
Ross Human Directions buys Spherion Group
Jun 28, 2004
ASX listed recruitment firm Ross Human Directions Limited has acquired competitor Spherion Group in Asia-Pacific, in a $31 million deal.
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Issue: 277 | March, 2010

CRN Magazine looks in-depth at the emerging issues and developments for the Channel, and provides insight, analysis and strategic information to help resellers better run their businesses.