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How to think about the risk to data from the mobile ecosystem Mobile devices, even those that are corporate owned, are personal. Your CEO uses the same smartphone to send confidential emails, snap family photos, inspect customer records, get directions to meetings, and scrutinize financial reports. Every employee in your organization does the same thing. Your organization's critical data is constantly being accessed by mobile devices, and once it leaves the network you have no visibility into where it goes, and little or no ability to enforce your security policy to protect it. Your organization’s sensitive data has made the mobile ecosystem the new frontier for a wide spectrum of risk that every CISO must now understand. Take a deep dive into all twelve elements of the Mobile Risk Matrix in the interactive table below.

Managing remote workers is no different than supervising those who are right down the hall from you. How? Video conferencing of course!

This white paper reveals the way how to love your meetings. Shift your meeting culture into something a lot more pleasant, dynamic and productive.

Mitarbeiter an untschiedlichen Standorten zu führen muss nicht anders sein als mit ihnen im gleichen Gebäude zusammenzuarbeiten. Wie? Mit Videokommunikation. Telearbeit - Erfahren Sie, wie einfach (und selbstverständlich) es ist, Produktivität, Enthusiasmus und Leistung von verstreut arbeitenden Teams zu steigern.

Lernen Sie Ihre Meetings zu mögen. Gehen Sie zu einer angenehmeren, dynamischeren und produktiven Konferenzkultur über. Laden Sie den Leitfaden herunter, um zu erfahren, wie Sie bei Ihren Meetings die Zügel in die Hand nehmen.

Given the amount of information that is distributed to board members before each board or committee meeting, many boards have attempted to “go paperless.”

Be more productive, collaborative, and get more done faster using Cisco WebEx Meeting Center — the proven industry leader in web and video conferencing. As a FedRAMPcompliant service, you can use Cisco WebEx to hold regular meetings with anyone — regardless of location. Manage projects, host meetings, and make faster, more informed decisions by keeping everyone on the same page with meetings that allow everyone to see, hear, and view the same information at the same time. And host engaging and creative sessions with colleagues, internal teams and other agencies.

Go ahead. Create and join meetings easily from your computer or mobile device. Invite participants to share content in real time. See who you’re talking to. All in a highly secure environment. This is now reality for government agencies, thanks to Cisco WebEx® Web Conferencing, a FedRAMP-compliant service. As a FedRAMP-compliant solution provided by the market leader in web and video conferencing, Cisco WebEx Web Conferencing lets you: • Easily meet face to face with meeting participants from other locations • See and hear the same information at the same time with attendees • Collaborate and increase productivity without the need for travel • Make meetings more engaging with high-definition (HD) video, audio, and content sharing

This exclusive report takes an in-depth look at the sales productivity problem, with a focus on the role content plays in enabling more effective and efficient sales conversations.

In this SiriusDecisions brief, you’ll learn four sets of best practices to accelerate reps’ sales skill growth, increase their product knowledge and acclimate them to their new company.

According to the American Community Survey, tele-commuting jumped 79 percent between 2005 and 2012. More than 9 million American workers did their jobs exclusively from home in 2010, according to the U.S. Census, and 30 million work from home at least once a week. And TechCast at George Washington University estimates as many as 30 percent of U.S. private sector workers could be working from home by 2019. For sales professionals, that proportion is certainly higher. The Telework Research Network found in 2011 that 70 percent of those working from home are in management, professional, sales and office jobs. If you’re in sales, you probably spend a considerable amount of time on the go. And why shouldn’t you? Smartphones offer constant, pocket-sized connectivity. Ubiquitous Wifi threatens to render the cubicle obsolete, and the right social networking strategy can sup-plant a hundred individual pitch meetings.

The combination of Skype for Business and Polycom systems provides a scalable solution suitable for businesses of different sizes. There are different Skype for Business packages and Polycom systems available to suit any budget or collaboration requirement. These solutions can provide a flexible infrastructure for meetings of two people or events of up to 10,000 participants located anywhere in the world. Skype for Business offers a clear migration path from Microsoft Lync or Skype to protect investment for organizations with existing installations. For growing businesses or organizations that are new to collaboration, the partnership of Skype for Business and Polycom provides the portfolio and the flexibility to add features and services to suit changing collaboration needs or scale capacity in line with business growth.

Learn about the dramatic changes in enterprise broadcast meetings and trainings due to the addition of new technologies and see what the right solution is for your organization’s needs.

We convened top academic medical center leaders for our AMC Advisory Roundtable in October of 2013. We also conduct regular discussions with a wide array of health care executives, including leaders of health systems, medical groups, insurance companies, and academic institutions. This whitepaper shares some of the key themes that have emerged from those meetings.

Sarasota County, FL is the perfect combination of small-town charm and big-city amenities – all with the added luxury of over 35 miles of waterfront views. Learn why Sarasota is the ideal destination for effortless yet unforgettable meetings.

Give them a presentation to remember. Visit Sarasota County. Download this Meetings and Event Planning Guide to learn more.

This eBook reveals how to create value with online meetings and explores different ways to improve your online management meetings.

Download this infographic to find out the checklist you should use to stack up those closed deals with your webcam.

Read this paper to learn 20 habits of truly brilliant presenters and tips for nurturing these habits in your own presentations.

When it comes to gambling, whether online or on the high street, William Hill is one of the world’s leading players. Employing nearly 16,000 people, the company has offices in the UK, USA, Australia and Gibraltar and offers betting to meet the needs of diverse customers: on the phone, online or in one of more than 2,300 licensed betting offices. William Hill has been a Diligent Boards™ client since 2013.

William Hill made a faster-than-expected transition to using Diligent Boards due to rapid adoption by the board members and proactive support from both William Hill’s Secretariat team and Diligent. In addition, the company found one unexpected benefit –Diligent Boards is a very helpful tool when new directors join the board. Use of Diligent Boards has spread thanks to positive word of mouth from William Hill board members to other companies on whose boards William Hill board members also serve.

This white paper reveals seven necessary technologies to help ensure end users can take full advantage of web conferencing, from wherever they happen to be.

This white paper reveals how to architect greater productivity and action in your organisation.

This White Paper offers inspiration and tools to help foster collaboration and productivity in your organisation.

You know every tax dollar counts: The post-recession drop in funding coupled with mounting financial commitments and legislative demands for improved access to information leave no choice but to make operations more efficient. Agenda automation software eliminates manual tasks associated with creating, distributing, and publishing agendas, reduces the prep time (by as much as 50% or more) and associated costs of meetings while introducing a flexibility that makes tight deadlines easier to manage. The impact is far reaching, from improved transparency to freeing up staff time to work on other priorities. It not only pays for itself in paper savings, it brings money back into the budget—from $300 to $1000 per meeting, depending on the size of the organization. Learn more about how easy it can be to automate your meeting agendas, and what you can get back as a result.