Sentences with phrase «information on a portable device»

For privacy and confidentiality reasons, I don't think its wise to keep a lot of sensitive information on a portable device, so the easy ability to move documents in and out is important.

In that sense, carrying around client information on a portable device is no more risky than carrying the same information in paper form.

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Ian Ainsworth, a senior vice-president and portfolio manager with Mackenzie Investments, is particularly bullish on Flash technology, a kind of memory chip that stores information in portable devices such as phones, tablets and USB drives.

This information can also be sent to portable wireless devices virtually anywhere and viewed on a computer or a mobile device, such as a phone or PDA»

In an age of mass data storage and portable devices which collect and process information, the search is on to find smaller, faster, cheaper and more energy efficient ways, of both processing and storing increasing amounts of data.

The online map had an immediate impact on rescue efforts, as teams accessed the information via portable navigation devices, as Berners - Lee pointed out about four minutes into the presentation below from a 2010 Technology, Entertainment, Design (TED) conference.

And with all the portable electronic devices, a quick search on the internet can provide you with a lot of information about a restaurant's menu and what you might be able to eat gluten - free.

Because the information is on a portable device, students can work anywhere, anytime, including when they are on the go, so that they can even put their commuting time to good use.

As mobile devices become a common instrument for almost everything we do these days, it makes sense to capitalize on this portable and up to date source of information by using it for the workplace as well.

Portable music devices plugged into the USB port display information on the head unit's display.

IIROC to support clients whose personal information was on a lost portable device [Press release].

Loss of client data on portable devices Laptops, tablets, and mobile phones may contain confidential and sensitive information.

Most major newspapers now offer electronic editions; 24 - hour television news services cover breaking news as it happens; Internet search tools allow users to seek out news from a near limitless number of sources; personal web logs (or blogs) offer a range of perspectives on news and current events; and cell phones and other portable digital devices provide news and information tailored to personal interests.

Here is a link to an interesting Postmedia article on how HRSDC is moving to limit use by employees of portable data devices, following several incidents in which external drives containing Canadians» personal information were lost or misplaced.

These procedures shall include specifications for the securing of information in both hard copy and electronic form, including information stored on portable and / or removable electronic devices.