White Paper Examples
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One of the skills which is very necessary to a Business Analyst, is the ability to communicate to different audiences with different levels of understanding, and sometimes differing agendas. These same skills are also very useful as an author... The following examples are a selection of White Papers, produced for various clients and differing readerships, which will give an indication of the scope of my writing skills. You are welcome to download the full versions to read off-line. |
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Managing Risk and Business Security Like it or not, virtually every single business today is heavily reliant on the integrity of its data. Not just for things like Intellectual Property Rights, your patents and secrets, or for your years of stored accounting records, but for almost every single day-to-day operation. The Sales team needs to process their big new orders, the Purchasing department managing your state-of-the-art, just-in-time ordering system, even the folks in the warehouse making sure inventory goes in and out to the right places at the right times. Every one of these is completely reliant on the computer system to be able to do their job, and if the system breaks then the whole business is in trouble. You must recognise that your computer data is the lifeblood of your organisation and needs to be protected. If the machines break they can be replaced, but if all your customer information gets lost how will you do business? Finding a scapegoat after the event will not help… To download the full White Paper, click here. [You will need Adobe Reader to view the document] Protecting Remote Sites using a Backup solution. What is the problem? Your organization has a number of remote sites,perhaps administrative, possibly temporary, which it wants to protect. You have WAN links between sites but do not have fully trained, technically proficient personnel based at any or all of the remote sites.You want to manage and control data protection and availability from the central data center (DC) location,but definitely do not want to pay for very expensive,high-speed links for only that purpose... To download the full White Paper, click here. [You will need Adobe Reader to view the document] Multiplexing in Arcserve 11.1 “What is multiplexing?” A dictionary definition for multiplex: (Short for“multiple access”) 1. A type of signal made when two or more signals are combined into a single signal to transmit over a communications channel. 2. To send two or more signals at the same time over a single communication channel. This technique was commonly used in the earlydays of communications to enable several devices to share one physical link. This process involved chopping the data streams into discrete chunks, interleaving them in one data path, and then reassembling the pieces at the far end to give the appearance of a continuous single connection. In the communications world,the limiting factors are the physical performance of the real connection, and the number of simultaneous streams being “multiplexed.” In the world of tape backup, multiplexing is quite similar. To download the full White Paper, click here. [You will need Adobe Reader to view the document] |