Recent TRG blog posts

As the world transitions to a single, unified global accounting standard with the implementation of international financial reporting standards (IFRS), oil and natural gas exploration and production (E&P) companies in particular face daunting challenges with the transition. Even in countries that have already adopted or set out a path for adoption of the new standard, many questions still linger about how to interpret what amounts to largely broad statements of accounting principles under IFRS.

Whether organizations have migrated to Microsoft® Windows Vista® or are still on Microsoft Windows® XP, it’s not a question of if they will migrate to Microsoft Windows 7®, but when. Companies are starting to ask difficult questions, such as: When will their mission-critical applications be supported? How much will it cost to migrate custom applications? Will their current hardware meet system requirements? When can they complete regression testing and workarounds for any uncovered compatibility issues? When can they get the budget and IT cycles to make all of this happen?

 In a boost to the enterprise and business side to the iPhone 4S, it appears that the Siri voice recognition software can be used with XenApp hosted apps.

 In a boost to the enterprise and business side to the iPhone 4S, it appears that the Siri voice recognition software can be used with XenApp hosted apps.

Enterprise IT workload environments are becoming more complex, dynamic, and unpredictable. Traditional static batch processing workloads are being run side by side with dynamic business-critical composite applications and process flows that can have highly variable resource consumption requirements and peak hours.

Data growth continues to outpace business growth at many organizations. Moreover, the growth in data generation is outstripping the ability of conventional tools, techniques, and processes to make effective use of that data.

On this occasion, we would like to send a special note to you:

Because email dominates communication in most organizations, the handling and storage of messages is a key concern for CIOs and IT professionals alike. For legal reasons, as well as to ensure efficient and cost-effective business processes, organizations need an archiving system that provides secure, verifiable storage. Fast retrieval of messages is equally important for a number of reasons.

Tony Schwartz, president and CEO of The Energy Project, lists the top four habits that help him get more work done