We were pleased to get one of our clients placed in the Vancouver Sun today, talking about the ways in which employees abuse corporate computers (decaying link):
Computer troubleshooter Chris Aconley once found an employee’s computer had clocked 27,000 games of solitaire since it has been set up.
In another technical tragedy, he discovered a virus had been transmitted from a tanker company’s head office to its entire fleet of ships — with a per-character charge for the millions of lines of virus code, which added up to a whopping $500,000 Telex bill.
Fear, uncertainty and doubt are compelling to journalists.
DarrenBarefoot.com 