CABIT in Knowledge@WPCarey
Symposium 2006: Cultivating and Securing the Information Supply Chain presented the latest innovations in knowledge, security, business processes and technology available for the information supply chain. The information supply chain is an information-centric view of physical and virtual supply chains where each entity adds value to the chain by providing the right information to the right entity at the right time in a secure manner. Executives, managers, technologists and business process owners convened for discussions, interactions and presentations on this very timely topic. To read full articles on the Symposium go to the Knowledge@WPCarey Special Issue on the 2006 Symposium.
The interconnected nature of the knowledge economy demands the development of pragmatic processes to address pressing security issues in today's competitive and sometimes exposed environment. Symposium 2005: Information Security in the Knowledge Economy assembled information technology leaders to exchange knowledge of these security issues and to share experiences with the tools required to better protect organizations. Presenters showcased the pioneering ideas and insights that sustain the development of the knowledge economy. Topics included policy frameworks, best practices, risk management and technology solutions. To read full articles on the Symposium go to the Knowledge@WPCarey Special Issue on the 2005 Symposium.
CABIT's mission is to serve as a catalyst for a research and education partnership for collaboration, innovation, incubation, and technology transfer of knowledge-management, knowledge-discovery and software service innovations in the emerging E-business environment. The results of these efforts include valuable, timely research that can impact current business practices in a variety of ways. CABIT Associates are proud to contribute to the dissemination of the knowledge developed through our on-going research efforts. To read the articles contributed by CABIT go to the Knowledge@WPCarey in CABIT.
Cultivating And Securing The Information Supply Chain
