The News Review:
- Ricoh Selects Savvis IT Infrastructure To Support Its documentmall …
- Antivirus software glitch risks clean files
- Software Crackdown
- Instant Software’s V12.NET Approved by North Carolina Real Estate …
- Jon Peddie Research Announces the Release of the 2009 Digital …
- AP Software Tracks Appropriation of Content
Ricoh Selects Savvis IT Infrastructure To Support Its documentmall …
Business Wire (press release)
” “Upgrading the hosting of DocumentMall to Savvis’ SAS 70 certified state-of-the-art facility reaffirms Ricoh’s commitment to offering a safe and secure environment for its customers’ documents” said Hede Nonaka executive vice president Ricoh Americas Corporation. DocumentMall was introduced in 2001 as a cost-effective alternative to installing expensive computer hardware and hiring a dedicated IT staff for businesses needing to store share and maintain critical documents. About Ricoh’s Document Solutions & Services Division The Document Solutions & Services Division (DSSD) of Ricoh Americas Corporation is leading the industry with a portfolio of software solutions that transform paper documents into information that easily integrates into existing business workflows to measurably improve document workflow efficiencies. DSSD is committed to creating new “document-centric” customer value that will revolutionize how individuals and businesses use digital and paper-based information. DSSD offers a complete package of products services and support programs to all of our channels comprising of direct and indirect operations under the Ricoh Savin and Lanier brands. Ricoh Americas Corporation founded in 1962 is headquartered in West Caldwell N.
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Antivirus software glitch risks clean files
San Francisco Chronicle
tmpl –> Antivirus software cuts two ways. It’s great at blocking known viruses but it can sometimes misfire mistakenly flagging clean files as malicious. That sends a computer into a tailspin trying to clean up stuff that’s supposed to be on there.
Software Crackdown
Newsweek
A few weeks ago malware known as Zero Day was found to have exploited a vulnerability in Microsoft’s Windows operating system that could allow online criminals to take control of a computer from anywhere in the world without being detected. The operation involved what is known as “drive by” attacks in which visitors to legitimate Web sites are redirected to a page that secretly downloads the malicious software. Serious threats like Zero Day make software makers tremble not just because they’re difficult to fix but because the firms fear that legal action and tough government regulation on security issues could be right around the corner. Many in the computer-security industry believe companies will face increasing scrutiny in the years to come forcing them to take legal responsibility for flaws in their programs that let hackers in. Microsoft would take most of the heat simply because its software is everywhere: Windows runs on nearly 95 percent of the world’s computers which is why it bears the brunt of online assaults. “Microsoft fears a class-action lawsuit based on the fact that they make and distribute products that are not absolutely perfect” says Eric Domage a software-security analyst at the market intelligence firm IDC. Software firms haven’t had to sweat security problems very much because licensing agreements protect them from liability when systems are hacked information is stolen and customers suffer financial losses using their products.
Instant Software’s V12.NET Approved by North Carolina Real Estate …
PR Web (press release)
NET is a property management system designed to help property management companies manage all aspects of their vacation rental business – management and short-term rentals of people's homes villas condos and apartments. It is the most robust and feature-rich hosted solution in the vacation rental market. The North Carolina Real Estate Commission evaluates software for compliance with specific audit reporting guidelines published by the commission. Approval by NCREC means that the products meet the requirements for integrity and accountability within the strict Trust Account regulations of the state of North Carolina.
Jon Peddie Research Announces the Release of the 2009 Digital …
Business Wire (press release)
This new stand alone Market Study is part of the Digital Content Creation series which includes the 3D Modeling and Animation Market Studio for 2009. This study looks at the market for digital video software and includes software used for video editing special effects and compositing. It covers the software used by professionals and consumers. The digital video software market reached $1. The market will remain flat in 2009 but it will start to recover in 2010 and see growth through 2013.
AP Software Tracks Appropriation of Content
Marketing Vox News
AP Software Tracks Appropriation of Content. Each article will be published with a digital “wrapper” — data not visible to users that maximizes the content’s ranking in search engines and tracks its movements across the web. The program will be introduced in stages stretching over the course of the next year and will eventually be unrolled to pictures and videos. The act stems from a conviction that news articles — the licensing and syndication of which serves as AP’s flagship business model — should not appear on websites or even search engines without express permission The New York Times.