GOOGLE Apps Help Businesses Work Smarter - Breakfast BYTES - Public Welcome

Date:	10/22/2009 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Host:	The Circuit
Description:	What’s New – learn how Google is delivering an online, affordable office experience , 99.9% uptime, and redundant data centers. Over the past several years IT has been told to cut costs, keep critical systems running and make sure the company is covered in case of disaster or lawsuit. Learn about the Google Apps Experience and how they deliver an online, affordable office experience and answer some of the most frequently asked questions that include: · What about security? · How does the experience differ from typical solutions like Microsoft Office? · What about Spam? · How can I share information with others? · What size of companies use Google Apps? · What happens when the Internet is down? Presenters: Thomas W. Davidson, CSP Thom is the senior principal in Rippe & Kingston Systems, Inc. In additional to his broad range of client, vendor, technical and product responsibilities; Thom is often a featured speaker at technical conferences and has published numerous articles in trade publications. Mike Albers Mike is a principal in Rippe & Kingston Systems, Inc. Prior to focusing on Google Apps, he directed the day to day operations of the METHOS Maintenance Management Software. He is regularly working with developers, mangers, and executives from a variety of industries providing cost savings and labor efficient solutions to customers. Steve Phillips, CEO of Purple Trout LLC - now using Google Apps for his business
Guest Speaker(s):	Thomas Davidson, Mike Albers, Steve Phillips
Special Instructions:	Payment is required for all attendees (i.e. guests, etc.). Registrations are non-refundable and not credited. Walk-in's cash or check only. Hosted by Rippe & Kingston Systems, Inc. is a International Information Technology Solutions and Services firm with client in 43 States and 9 Countries.
Location:	The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati Room 500 3805 Edwards Road - 5th Floor Cincinnati, OH
Registration Deadline:	10/22/2009
Cost:	$15.00 Members $20.00 Non-Members
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Total Cost:	$0
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Google New Search Engine

Google has been working on a new search infrastructure and you can now test it if you visitwww2.sandbox.google.com. Don't expect new features or better search results, but if you find something interesting, post it in the comments.

My first reaction was ....Speed and results that are more current.

Lansa Integration with Portals becomes more secure

Lansa Integration with Portals becomes more secure

The Lansa WAM integration for Essential Enterprise Portal has had a security boost. New security features include:

• Support for Triple DES and AES encryption.
• Data passed between portal and WAM is encrypted.
• Encryption/Decryption libraries written for Lansa Integrator help secure both sides of the communication.
• Session timeouts now customizable through properties in Lansa.

With security on the web being an issue of ever increasing performance, these security enhancements will help to ensure that Rippe & Kingston's portal and Lansa integration keeps up with modern security models and technologies, while continuing to provide a smooth integration between two distinct services. (This was originally posted by Brad Gardner on the Portal Talk Blog.)

Lansa Integration with Portals becomes more secure

The Lansa WAM integration for Essential Enterprise Portal has had a security boost. New security features include:

• Support for Triple DES and AES encryption.
• Data passed between portal and WAM is now encrypted.
• Encryption/Decryption libraries written for Lansa Integrator help secure both sides of the communication.
• Session timeouts now customizable through properties in Lansa.

With security on the web being an issue of ever increasing performance, these security enhancements will help to ensure that Rippe & Kingston's portal and Lansa integration keeps up with modern security models and technologies, while continuing to provide a smooth integration between two distinct services.