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The City of the Hague Maintains Order in Public Spaces Using Mobile Handhelds

In 2009, The Netherlands implemented the Fixed Penalty Notices Act, which specifies a new procedure for local government intended to make enforcement related to environmental offenses such as littering and minor disorders much more efficient. The special investigating officers have the power to investigate and issue tickets on the spot...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Mobile, Hague, Government, Handhelds, Hardware

Case studies 2009-08-01

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FRCP for iPhone 3.4 (Mobile)

With FRCP for iPhone read The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure in an easy-to-browse format, right on your iPhone or iPod Touch. View the up-to-date rules whenever you need to, without the use of a network connection. Access the rules in one of several ways browse hierarchically, spin the jump...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Mobile, Cliff Maier, Smart Phones, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology

Software downloads 2009-10-13

What Is Symantec's Vision?

In early October 2008 Symantec ran its "Vision" conference in The Hague, the European centre of freedom, security and justice, as its executives were keen to point out. So what is Symantec's vision, does it bear scrutiny, is it delivering on it and was The Hague a good backdrop? Symantec...

Tags: Symantec Corp., Vision, Security

White papers 2008-10-28

Bugs harmed by nuclear radiation?

Many studies have been conducted about the Chernobyl nuclear power plant meltdown of 1986. A large majority of them were focused on the environmental consequences of the radiation release. But, as the San Diego Union-Tribune asks, what happened to bugs? Cornelia Hesse-Honegger, a scientific illustrator from Zurich, Switzerland, has collected...

Tags: Radiation, Bug, Sales Strategy, Web Site Development, Sales, Internet, Roland Piquepaille

Blog posts 2008-05-25

Dutch International School Ready for the Future With New Simplified Storage and Networking Solution

The British School in the Netherlands was founded in The Hague in 1931 with 20 students. The school wanted to update its IT infrastructure, and access to emails, databases and internet services across five schools which was slow and unreliable. Dell and its partners, worked with the school to design...

Tags: Dell Computer Corp., Network, Storage, Internet, Servers, Hardware

Case studies 2007-10-24

Medisch Centrum Haaglanden Gains a Complete Understanding of the True Cost of Treatments

Medisch Centrum Haaglanden MCH is a leading general clinical education hospital in The Hague. The hospital wanted to improve oversight of price, costs, quality, and service - a necessity due to competition created by the liberalization of medical care in The Netherlands and deliver an improved cost/price/quality relationship to positively...

Tags: Hospital, Oracle Corp., Medisch Centrum Haaglanden, Healthcare

Case studies 2007-08-01

Nice feature on VA site: "Expose My Data"

A computer system at the Virginia General Assembly released personal information on as many as 32,000 people to the Internet, The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports. With the names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses exposed, Googles spiders picked them up and added them to the search engine...

Tags: Google Inc., Whos

Blog posts 2007-03-29

Attorney general to talk data retention with new Congress

Attorney general to talk data retention with new CongressWhat?And leave Orin "The Internet Is Evil And Must Be Destroyed At All Cost" Hatch alone, free to continue to attack the internet at every opportunity?Hatch is the first one that needs to go. Followed closely by Degette and Gonzales.This Inquisitor...

Tags: Internet service providers (ISPs), INTERNET, Corporate communications, Storage, Internet Service Provider, U.S. Congress

Discussion threads 2007-01-18

Waking up to an HP executive's nightmare

Waking up to an HP executive's nightmareNixon...complain about some of his other policies, but I can't think of anything more important than his policy of detente towards China. The fact that China is a fast growing nation today helping 1.3 billion people escape poverty (and on a likely path...

Tags: Free trade, Corporate law, Hewlett-Packard Co., Nixon, World Trade Organization, antitrust

Discussion threads 2006-10-05

Senate won't quiz telecoms about NSA spying

Senate won't quiz telecoms about NSA spyingSuprise supriseMoney talks again....Dear Arlen,Please remove your face from Bush's rotting crotch.:o)Much coverage in US press?Has this had any significant coverage in the US papers?This really should be a major issue that's picked up on. My cynical mind however tells me...

Tags: Telephony, Cheney, George W. Bush, NSA Spying, telecommunications, U.S. Senate

Discussion threads 2006-06-06

Bush allies defend NSA surveillance

Bush allies defend NSA surveillanceIf it is so obvious that they are only intercepting terrorist communicationcommunications, it would take very little time to convince a Judge and get a court order. We need a judge to ok these kinds of things. I do NOT trust Bush and his buddies.Well, this...

Tags: Osama, NSA, FISA Court, 9/11 commission

Discussion threads 2006-01-24

President defends secret wiretapping

President defends secret wiretappingHe is proud to point out his lack of interest in reading.Then there is the whole comprehension issue "IF" you can get him to read in the first place.Pagan jimNeither did his predecessorscause Clinton and Carter did it too...http://dontgetstuck.blogspot.com/2005/12/dont-do-as-we-do-do-as-we-say.htmlIf the President were seeking to destroy ...... the...

Tags: Carter, Constitution

Discussion threads 2005-12-19

Jury debates fate of WorldCom's Ebbers

Jury debates fate of WorldCom's EbbersThe history and philosophy of the modern justice system. Fasten seat belts.Please pay attention to the date:Japan, August 6, 1945 A secretary had for the Emperor some news: one bad and the other good. "Let's start with the bad news" - the Emperor said.Today...

Tags: civilian, Depleted Uranium, Osama bin Laden, WorldCom Inc.

Discussion threads 2005-03-04

Boogie-Woogie 2.0.1 (Mac)

Pieter Cornelis Mondriaan. 1872-1944. Dutch painter whose works, characterized by intersecting perpendicular lines and planes of primary colors, and writings, notably Neoplasticism (1920), profoundly influenced the development of abstract art. Mondriaan lived and worked in Amsterdam, The Hague, Paris and New York. In the last years of his life Mondriaan...

Tags: Apple Macintosh, New York, Beeline Software Express, Desktops, Hardware

Software downloads 2004-04-10

Attempt to extradite online 'pirate' blocked

Attempt to extradite online 'pirate' blockedAmazing............It didnt take long to find this guy but Binladin's wherabouts are totaly unknown. Guess he didnt pirate any software or commit an unforgivable crime like P2P.Down under is socialistThe country does not like the US.No friend of the USThis whole global thing is a...

Tags: piracy, Bath, Down-under

Discussion threads 2004-03-25

Aussie group claims SCO demands flout law

Aussie group claims SCO demands flout lawGood on ya Mate!!!!Go Aussies!!!!!!-PloydThis needs to go to The HagueQuite frankly, this CIO questions the legality of what the Australians are doing. SCO is an American company, working well within their rights as an entity to enforce these IP violations. If Australia has...

Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Operating systems, UNIX, Darl, SCO Group Inc., Linux

Discussion threads 2004-01-22

Security firms put up 'Personal Firewall Day'

Security firms put up 'Personal Firewall Day'LEARN IT - LIVE ITbusinesses will hate the fact that their spyware is blocked, no call's home unless using a bolted into OS firewall, take control - just say NOPersonal Firewall Day NOTToo little. too late!My firewall log Sygate was 20+ blocked hits a...

Tags: Firewalls, Network security, Cyberthreats, Bill Gates Still, benefit, firewall, Personal Firewall Day, security, Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2004-01-14

Finding Efficiency Through Consolidation

The Central Administration Office for Exceptional Care (CAK-BZ) in The Hague was one of the first organizations to take the step of consolidating a multitude of operating systems within the IT environment into one Unisys ES7000 enterprise server. The objective was to create more flexibility and to simplify the complex...

Tags: Microsoft Windows 2000 Datacenter Server, Unisys Corp., Consolidation, Unisys ES7000, Microsoft Windows 2000, Servers, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Hardware

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