November 28, 2012 1:01 PM
Posted by: David Scott
acceptable use policy,
content and systems management,
content management policyWe mentioned policy last time: Without a policy, your means of reporting on content will be less than comprehensive. Therefore, we must develop a specific Content Management Policy that concentrates on three basic things:
- Category of content (identifying it according...
August 31, 2012 2:29 PM
Posted by: David Scott
1 year plan,
5 year plan,
acceptable use,
acceptable use policy,
acceptable use trainingMost organizations already have a schedule of regularized training – both for core, mission-critial, applications as they undergo revision and update - and in accommodating new apps and business methods.
Whether incorporating mobile as a formal addition to your business enablements, or in...
May 19, 2011 12:05 PM
Posted by: David Scott
acceptable use,
acceptable use policy,
e-mail policy,
harmon.ie,
mobile phone policy,
uSamp,
work distractions,
workplace distractions
Many people get distracted at work. No, seriously, they...
December 5, 2010 1:47 PM
Posted by: David Scott
acceptable use,
acceptable use policy,
CMS,
content management,
content management policy,
content management system,
HR,
human resources,
IT departmentI was thinking of going into some explanation of Content Management Systems (CMS) for the small and medium (SMB) market. However, I think this audience understands...
September 30, 2010 9:38 AM
Posted by: David Scott
acceptable use,
acceptable use policy,
business plans,
business policy,
CISO,
content management,
cyber security,
cybersecurity,
data breach,
data theft,
Deloitte,
IT plans,
IT security,
NASCIO
It’s being reported that state budgets, increasingly in the red, are impacting cybersecurity – and not in a good way, as you may have...
September 10, 2010 12:27 PM
Posted by: David Scott
acceptable use,
acceptable use policy,
business policy,
computer security,
inappropriate use,
IT policy,
IT security,
unacceptable use
In reviewing some Acceptable Use policies, I’ve noticed the usual cautions about adherence to authorized access, the caveats about protecting your ID...