Palm Support
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You Need BlackBerry Security
As more notebooks and mobile devices are used, the greater the chance that enterprise security will be breached. How many times have you read about a government agency that has lost important data when one of its notebooks was stolen? You'd be surprised at how many of these losses are not reported -- the problem is greater than you might expect.
This is why businesses must invest in mobile device management software. The ideal product combines support for multiple device platforms, protecting not just notebook computers but also mobile devices like BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Palm, Symbian, and even iPhone. The more devices supported, the better.
Consider handheld and laptop security solutions that support as many of these features as possible:
- Data encryption to keep confidential data safe
- Locking of the device via password
- Centralized control and management of all devices
- Remote erasure of a device when lost or stolen
- Antivirus and firewall support to protect the user from spyware and other problems
- Mandatory company security policies
Not everyone who uses a notebook or a handheld device understands the need for security, so it's important to educate employees about why security is important and what they can do to help the business keep its data safe. Laptop computers are stolen every day from cars, hotel rooms, coffee shops and airports. Even though most thieves have no interest in company data, it puts everything you do at risk and can cause you regulatory grief in certain industries. It's much less expensive to deal with these security issues proactively.
Don't forget to consider personal mobile devices. Many employees use these devices throughout the work day and important and confidential corporate data may end up on these devices without your knowledge. A flexible policy on dealing with these devices and letting employees secure them with your support is better and safer in the long run, which is where the right mobile security software makes it all possible.
Why won't my Palm Z22 beam to another Z22?
"Could not find a receiving device," even though both have "Beam Receive" turned on.
I checked the Palm Support and it shows that the Z22 beaming hasn't been tested with other Z22s?!?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I had a problem with beaming on my sister's old Tungsten E. Apparently, Palms are really stupid about what files can and cannot be beamed over IRDA, and certain filetypes can't be beamed over at all.
One thing to check would be to make sure that on the receiving unit, in Preferences under "connection" that IRDA is allowed to be received anonymously. Hope that helps.
Rick Scott: Health reform “is not the law of the land.” (Palm Beach Post)
Palm Beach Post readers had many questions for Gov. Rick Scott, who visited
The Palm Beach Post editorial board today.
A large number of the questions concerned health care, difficulty accessing it
and difficulty paying for it.
I asked Scott several of your questions.
**Marcia Wagshol**, who owns Cormat Tax & Accounting Services in Lake Worth,
asked: “As a small business owner, I pay at least 40 percent more in health
care premiums than larger companies. In fact, I would like to hire an
additional employee, but can’t afford it because I am paying $2,000 per month
for our family of four for a very basic plan with high deductibles and copays.
The Affordable Healthcare Act will lower my health care premiums through
competitive health care exchanges. So why are you and the state of Florida
fighting against implementing it?”
Scott answered by explaining one of his guiding principles: The state should
never accept money for programs that create dependency and aren’t sustainable
over the long-term, he said.
Scott has turned away tens of millions of dollars in federal grants and has
told state agencies not to prepare to open an insurance exchange in 2014 for
individuals and ...
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