Today's organizations still rely heavily on faxing, usually for document security and compliance reasons. Faxing can account for up to 20% of an enterprise's overall telecommunications budget. So, it's imperative to reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) of faxing, without a negative impact on productivity or service. Download this Frost & Sullivan white paper, entitled "IP faxing versus conventional faxing: a critical analysis"; it uses three case studies to explore costs and risks shared across three industries, and then highlights the areas where the use of an Internet Protocol (IP) faxing solution can reduce these challenges.

The increased breadth of business processes and sharing of business data brings new and complex challenges to IT security. Increased data use may be may be a winning strategy for businesses, but the lack of "baked in" security in all processes at all locations increases risk, typically to unacceptable levels. Mainframe systems have traditionally delivered inherent security architectures through a centralized and managed set of controls. This report - published by research consultants The Clipper Group Inc. - explores the advantages of mainframe systems in creating a more secure shared-information IT environment. Complimentary with registration. Sponsored by IBM Corp.

IBM WebSphere BPM products address both the integration-centric and human-centric business processes that occur. This white paper describes how IBM WebSphere BPM combines software capabilities and business expertise to accelerate process improvement and facilitate business innovation by integrating and connecting business users.

This white paper presents the capabilities of IBM Tivoli CCMDB, and describes how Tivoli CCMDB extends the value of the service desk and integrates other essential ITIL processes in support of IBM Service Management. Complimentary with registration.

This white paper provides a rational model for analyzing the total cost of owning, managing, and using full-disk encryption in large organizations. It describes the costs of owning and using encryption from many perspectives.