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"Total spending on convergence projects in the public and private sectors
in North America and Europe will exceed $1.1 billion in 2005."
Source: Forrester Research, Inc.

The Open Security Exchange was created to address today’s most significant security challenge — the lack of integration between various components of the security infrastructure. The Open Security Exchange is a cross-industry forum dedicated to delivering vendor-neutral interoperability specifications and best practices guidelines in the area of security management. This enables organizations to more efficiently mitigate risk, optimize their security postures and enforce privacy policies.

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Convergence Council
  • Adam Stanislaus, First Data Corp.
  • Bob Gilson, Defense Manpower Data Center
  • Gareth Webley, National City Corp.
  • Sreeni Kancharla, Symantec Corp.
  • Jon Hodgdon, Procter & Gamble
  • Michael Engle, Lehman Brothers
  • Derrick Wright, Baxter
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