Rich Armstrong of Fog Creek Software, makers of the excellent productivity app Trello, created a handy checklist with sound advice that you can send to friends and family to help them avoid identity theft, malware, or a hijacked PayPal account … Continue reading
Category Archives: General Data and IT
An Enterprise VP Engineering’s Thoughts on Developing Software for the Mac
Varonis’ VP of Engineering David Bass shared his thoughts and opinions on the Mac development ecosystem and how it compares to Windows and .NET. David and his team recently developed a Mac client for the company’s popular new DatAnywhere product … Continue reading
Top 5 Things IT Should Be Doing, But Isn’t
A clear path to effective information governance. 1. Audit Data Access Effective management of any data set is impossible without a record of access. Unless one can reliably observe data use, one cannot observe its non-use, misuse, or abuse. Without a … Continue reading
Some Amazing Things About Your File System
I was recently asked by one of our sales people to come up with a few unusual facts about user behaviors or statistics related to networked file systems. She was looking for a good anecdote that would make our customers … Continue reading
Your Data is a Mirror
Imagine if the constitution of the United States had been drafted in Microsoft Word, with track changes and comments turned on, and each revision stored in SharePoint or Evernote. Imagine if the founding fathers had had email and we could … Continue reading
