Saturday 22 November, 2008

Stories about: ISO

  • Australia will lead a new international working group on corporate IT governance

    Australia to lead global working group on corporate IT governance

    Australia will lead a new international working group to develop and harmonise international standards on corporate governance of IT.
  • ISO publishes Office Open XML specification

    The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has published the specification for a Microsoft-created file format that caused bitter debate during its path to become an international standard.
  • Juniper WXC 1800 speeds WAN traffic

    Speeding up the delivery of applications and data to remote users is the No. 1 goal of WAN acceleration and optimization. Not only does it help get more done over the same amount of bandwidth -- or less -- but WAN optimization appliances reduce response times and overcome latency inherent to long-distance WAN links. Using a combination of file- and byte-segment caching, TCP optimizations, and application-specific acceleration, WAN acceleration appliances help move the data that drives business.
  • Microsoft's System Center Virtual Machine Manager interface

    Review: Microsoft's System Center Virtual Machine Manager

    On Tuesday, Microsoft released to manufacturing System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008. The final code will be shipped on November 1. The company bills the software as one-stop organization, allowing administrators to set up and deploy new virtual machines and manage hosts and other virtual infrastructure elements from one console.
  • More OOXML trouble as Norwegians quit

    Thirteen members of Norway's International Standards Organisation (ISO) body, Standard Norway, have resigned over the country's approval for the controversial Microsoft OOXML document format.
  • Are Microsoft's open-source actions enough?

    While Microsoft realizes there is greater benefit to collaborating with the open source community from an interoperability perspective, it may prove difficult to change its pro-proprietary image, said an open source analyst.
  • European public sector open-source guidelines spark debate

    Should European governments favor open-source software when they hold tenders for public contracts? Economists and policy makers appear to think so but industry giants including Microsoft argue that this would be discriminatory and are considering legal action to prevent this from happening.
  • IBM threatens to leave standards bodies

    IBM is threatening to leave organizations that set standards for software interoperability because of concerns that their processes are not always fair.
  • IT security policy model

    AMP, Commonwealth Bank choose homegrown security

    Wealth management firm AMP has rejected established auditing and security frameworks for a procedure list hand-drawn by its own head of security.
  • Nations question ISO's merit following dropped OOXML appeals

    Countries whose appeals were dismissed regarding the ISO/IEC's approval of Microsoft's OOXML as an international standard are questioning the judgment and relevance of the ISO/IEC and the standards they approve.
  • How to keep your tech career afloat

    Anyone who has worked in IT for more than five minutes knows that the field has been in a dramatic transformation for the past 10 years, invading and conquering other organizational domains such as communications and security, while also wrestling with the new issues that technology has wrought such as employee mobility. In most organizations, IT has had to transform itself from a bunch of techies installing and troubleshooting equipment to a key enabler of business strategy and competitiveness.
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