Every business should look at how security procedures can protect its assets, employees and customer data. These procedures can range from physical locks and electronic security systems to firewall ...

There is virtually no activity conducted by pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies that is not monitored for compliance. Requirements such as good laboratory practices, good clinical practices, ...

Proactive maintenance and reactive maintenance may sound similar, but while they are not polar opposites, each is a way of performing maintenance that differs greatly. A paper published in the ...

When an orthopedic surgeon demanded very generous compensation, the hospital weighed its clinical and business needs against the compliance risks. It had to act fast, because the orthopedic surgeon ...

Reactive is the opposite or proactive. With a reactive mode, you leverage the flow data that is available from the edge routers and switches, and perform meta-data analysis to try to detect anomalies.

The difference in a proactive versus reactive human resource management strategy comes down to planning and forethought. As a small-business owner, a proactive strategy can help you anticipate ...

The experience of the financial sector in dealing with threats is instructive to anyone in the cybersecurity space — there’s no substitute for getting out ahead of potential risks and problems. From ...

Need to stand up to cyber security breaches more effectively? Change your posture! An organisation’s ‘security posture’ indicates how robustly they are equipped to avoid, detect and repel cyber ...

Customer experience is entering the sci-fi age: knowing and understanding customers on an individual level, providing personalized service, and dedicated moments. All of this is becoming possible ...

There are many different leadership styles and approaches to management that are viable. Some managers like to be direct and hands-on, while others prefer to give employees more autonomy and space.

(By Deborah Parenti) As managers often remind, “Telling is not selling.” Those four words are actually an abbreviated reflection of the ancient Greek philosopher Diogenes, who said, “We have two ears ...