Compliance

WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

• Liquid Handling Solutions For Bulk Drug Substance Management

  How modern containment technologies optimize and streamline bulk drug substance management workflows while ensuring substance integrity and safety.

• TEDS Releases Compliance And Competencies Case Study On Dominion Resources. By Bersin & Associates' Chris Howard, Principal Analyst. TEDS, originator of the only fully integrated enterprise-wide talent management solution, recently released a case study highlighting the strength of its powerful LMS, Learning on Demand and TEDS RTC Power, a highly robust compliance and competency management tool
• Encapsulon® Assessment Transforms Grocer’s Audit Process

  This case study from Wren Solutions discusses the challenges that grocers face including shrink reduction, employee theft, and shoplifting along with managing complex food safety requirements across multiple sections of their stores.

• LP Execution: Train, Test, Comply An LP (loss prevention) training, testing, and compliance monitoring solution helped $2.2 billion Pep Boys reduce shrink by as much as 10% and cut DC accidents by 50%. Used with permission from Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine
• White Paper: McAfee Tackles The Complexities Of Endpoint Security Twenty-five years ago, the very first computer virus emerged. Today, computer security has changed dramatically—more than we could have possibly imagined back then. It has become far more complex and time consuming by the day for enterprises to stay safe. By McAfee, Inc.
• Sprint Helps Make Just About Any Place A Workplace

  Driving down costs to remain competitive can be a tough challenge for transportation companies, especially in the face of increased fuel and insurance costs. At the same time, customer expectations are rising.

• Integrator Lands A $50,000 UID Installation For A Government Supplier By Matt Angerer, Retail Solutions Online As a VAR, can you effectively articulate to a potential client the benefits of contracting with you, instead of trying to achieve UID compliance on their own? For A2B Tracking Solutions, continually educating clients on what it means to be UID compliant is the first step. Its second step is providing value-adds in terms of business-to-business data exchange services and compliance-based software upgrades after the initial install. Taking this approach won A2B a recent $50,000 installation with a DoD supplier and is a contributing factor to the VAR’s projected 150% sales growth next year. Used with permission from Business Solutions magazine
• Turning New Regulations Into IoT Opportunity: How To Become A Trusted Business Partner

  In this edition, learn how a technology vendor recognized a need in the market after new industry regulations were introduced and transformed into a trusted business advisor and broader tech expert.

• Bertucci’s Proactively Secures Its Point Of Sale Systems And Corporate Computers With Bit9 Whitelisting And Device Control

  Bertucci’s has become a beloved destination for Italian food since its formation in 1981.With more than 2,000 employees in over 90 restaurants, managing unauthorized software downloads on their growing computer systems became a daunting task.

• Are You Taking Advantage Of Distributed Scanning? Companies are discovering that strategically placing data capture solutions throughout their organizations cuts paper-handling costs and increases front office efficiency. Submitted by Integrated Solutions Magazine
• Guitar Center’s Secret To Maximizing Associate Return

  This Ceridian Dayforce case study takes a look at Guitar Center, a national specialty retailer operating nearly 240 stores coast-to-coast.  Guitar Center was using a manual, Excel-based scheduling system and decided to begin searching for an automated system.

• Hospital Retires Outdated Forms Of Communication With Secure Texting

  Memorial Hospital of Gulfport (MHG), located in Gulfport, Mississippi is a multispecialty medical complex, supporting a comprehensive range of health and wellness services. It is one of the most comprehensive healthcare systems in the state with 445-beds, and is comprised of an inpatient rehabilitation unit, a behavioral health facility, satellite outpatient diagnostic and rehabilitation centers. Memorial offers several of the region’s most comprehensive clinical programs, such as emergency medicine, women and children services, orthopedic services, medical rehabilitation, cardiovascular services, neurosciences, oncology and more.