The papers address common problems and describe relevant technologies and techniques for effective delivery of IT to the Public Sector.

Informatica defines the standard for enterprise data integration, data quality, and complex data transformations with a scalable, flexible, and comprehensive solution.

This paper describes a comprehensive business process for archiving corporate information known as Business Archive Management. Inefficiencies in storage management, governance and the need to create value are the primary drivers for businesses seeking best practices in data archiving solutions.

Trillium Software recommends tackling data quality issues that can be directly tied to tangible business benefits and growing this solution out, over time.

This document will address SOX requirements that affect a company's data infrastructure, including the means of securing data collected and maintained by the company.

Get the most from your SOA investment and avoid risks, by building an airtight (yet flexible) governance plan.

A strategic, enterprisewide Client Data Management Solution can help you move towards having your client data centrally stored, cleansed, normalized, validated and distributed across your business, helping you realize long-term benefits and increase your regulatory compliance.

This white paper from TATA consultancy explores leveraging the value of existing assets and facilitating implementation of
strategic goals.

This paper attempts to look at well – established concepts of governance in public and corporate life that can be applied for SOA governance

In this web seminar from Axios, Sharon Taylor, Chief Architect of ITIL V3 gives an expert's view on how the changes to ITIL will shift the market focus.

Financial institutions are striving to meet the challenges of organised crime, internal threats and corporate governance to meet more stringent regulations. Read this Guidance Software case study and learn how a UK bank remotely executed a complete network audit within approximately two hours.

This paper on Enterprise Architecture is the first in a series specifically focusing on IT in the UK Public Sector. The papers addresses common problems and describe relevant technologies and techniques for effective delivery of IT and innovation to the Public Sector.

Following a series of high-profile financial failures over the past decade, a wave of new and pending regulations – such as Basel II, International Financial Reporting Standards, Sarbanes-Oxley and the European Unions Capital Markets Directive – is requiring banks to cover the risks they assume.