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Friday, December 03, 2010
Friday's Forgotten Books, Dec. 3, 2010
I am tied up today so this may be a bit scattered. Also I'll be taking off December 24th and December 31st for the holidays.
Ed Gorman, who write terrific westerns such as those found on Pulp Serenade's roundup (Wolf Moon for one) can be found right here.
THE INNOCENT MRS. DUFF, Elizabeth Sanxay Holding
For some reason, much as I've pushed her, I'd never read THE INNOCENT MRS. DUFF by Elizabeth Sanxay Holding. It is remarkable in many ways, not least because the protagonist, Jacob Duff is drunk for virtually the entire novel. And we see 95% of the book through his eyes. Functionally drunk for most of it but also falling-down drunk in places. Holding's genius was to sustain a sense of
dread that I don't think even Ruth Rendell has equaled. There are times in her novels when I have to put the book down for a few minutes. Theyare that claustrophobic in mood and action.
That's the first remarkable aspect of the book. The second remarkable aspect is that we see the book through the eyes of one of the most arrogant, self-involved, cold and self-deluded men I've ever encountered in fiction of any kind. I hated the bastard so
much--I'm not enamored of the upper-classes, alas, and Duff embodies everything I loathe about them--I almost gave up after chapter three. I wasn't sure I wanted to learn anything more about this jerk,
But Holding has the voodoo, at least for me. She makes me turn pages faster than any best-seller because what you're rushing to discover is the secrets of her people not just plot turns. All the good folks in
this one are women, especially Duff's younger, beautiful and very decent wife. He constantly compares her unfavorably to his first wife, though we soon learn that he didn't care much for his first wife, either. At
age forty he's still looking for his dream woman. God have mercy on her soul if he ever finds her.
As always with Holding, as with much of Poe, what we have is not so much a plot (though she's as good as Christie) as a phantasmagoria of despair, distrust and suspicion that consumes the protagonist. Is his
wife cheating on him? Is she setting up his death so she'll inherit his estate? Is she turning his young son against him? Has his wealthy aunt, his life-long mentor and mother confessor, taken the side of his young
wife? Has his drinking disgraced him in his small town and are all those smirks aimed at him? And finally, is he a murderer? And why does he have to sneak around these days to drink?
If you're curious about Holding, this is a good place to start. Anthony Boucher always said that she was the mother of all psychological suspense novelists. What's interesting is how few, fifty-some years after her death, have come close to equaling her enormous powers. Not for nothing did Raymond Chandler call her the best suspense novelist of his generation
R. Narvaez was born and raised in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. His work has been published in A Thousand Faces, Indian Country Noir, Murdaland, Plots with Guns, and Spinetingler. He is co-editor of The Lineup crime poetry chapbook series
Am Thinking of My Darling, Vincent McHugh
A virus. The City. Civic chaos. Government collapse. The stuff of zombie flicks and terrorist scenarios in 2010. But back in the '40s, such a plot could still be light-hearted. In Vincent McHugh's 1943 novel I Am Thinking of My Darling, a virus infects New York City—but it's a happy virus! The infected follow their bliss, feverishly losing their inhibitions (for you Trekkies, think "The Naked Time" episode). The problem is that no one wants to work. Honestly, who would?
Acting planning commissioner Jim Rowan returns home from a trip to DC to find cheerful chaos quickly spreading across town—and his actress wife Niobe missing. She's infected and on the lam, looking to live out a succession of character roles in a kind of Method fervor. Meanwhile, in an emergency management meeting (consider what that term evokes today), the mayor announces he has the virus—and would rather play with model trains than lead the City. To avoid panic, Rowan is secretly made acting mayor.
The plots riffs genially from there, with Rowan hot on the trail of his slippery wife, cabbing from City Hall to Harlem across a Cityscape in Mardi Gras mode—all the while consulting with civil services to keep things running and with scientists to find a cure. (The fact that the virus apparently originated in the tropics, implying that people there are inhibition-less, may be another artifact of the past.) A polymath (when being a polymath was simpler), Rowan narrates in sensual, informed detail about now-bygone architectural wonders, regional accents, lab science, and jazz music.
This book, with its glad-rag view of a long-lost era, has been a favorite of mine since it was recommended to me decades ago. (I still have my first copy, bought in the now-bygone Tower Books in the Village). McHugh, a poet and a staff writer for The New Yorker in the '30s, employs a prose style that winks slyly at Chandler and pulp. (Once Rowan is inevitably infected, he's like Marlowe on E.) Darling also features a nice amount of sexual frankness that may surprise modern readers who forget that people in the '40s had sex. The novel was made into the very '60s movie What's So Bad About Feeling Good?, but by then the times had already been a-changed enough that the conceit no longer had the right kind of jazz.
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Patti - Scattered or not, this is such a great feature of your blog!!
Great reviews. I never heard of that McHugh book before but it sounds right up my alley and I just ordered a copy. And Ed's review makes Holding sound really appealing.
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- Jerry House said...
I have a forgotten book up at my new blog, Jerry's House of Everything
- Todd Mason said...
I enjoyed, despite how contrived it seemed to me even as a kid, WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT FEELING GOOD?, in a way that, say, A THOUSAND CLOWNS didn't appeal to me. I wonder if it would remain a Good Goofy Film/Guiltless Pleasure upon review...
Sanxay Holding is, in what I've read so far, just as good as Ed tells us...I'll be seeking more. She was in F&SF, too...but with Anthony Boucher co-founding and -editing, that was more likely than not among the better CF folks...
- Todd Mason said...
Jerry! Welcome to the opium den!
- Kevin R. Tipple said...
My review of the anthology TECHNO-NOIR is now up.


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|54 kg
|Rick Sorenson (m. 1982–1989), Rick Evers (m. 1977–1978), Charles Larkey (m. 1970–1976), Gerry Goffin (m. 1959–1969)
|Louise Goffin, Molly Larkey, Sherry Goffin, Levi Larkey
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Carole King is considered as the Queen of pop lyrics. Not only a successful songwriter King is also an outstanding composer and a singer who has sung numerous songs. Having worked in so many pieces that have topped charts all around the world, people know very well about the talent she boasts but what they don't know is about the fortune she managed to make through her pen and voice.
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As of 2020, Carole King has a net worth of $75 million.
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Carol Joan Klein was born on February 9, 1942, in Manhattan, New York, the United States to Eugenia and Sidney N. Klein. Carol was trained by her mother in music when she was four years old, and she formed a band named Co-Sines and changed her name to Carole King when she was at the James Madison High School. She then attended the Queens College, where she started to write and record songs with her first husband, Gerry Goffin.
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Carole King was born on 9 February 1942 and currently as of 2020, she is 78 years old. Statistics put Carole King height as 1.62 m. and weight 54 kg.
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|Rick Sorenson (m. 1982–1989), Rick Evers (m. 1977–1978), Charles Larkey (m. 1970–1976), Gerry Goffin (m. 1959–1969)
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|Louise Goffin, Molly Larkey, Sherry Goffin, Levi Larkey
Carole got married to Gerry Goffin whom she met at the Queens College when she was 17. The duo quit college and worked during the daytime while writing songs in the evenings. They have two children, Louise Goffin and Sherry Goffin Kondor. They divorced in 1968 and King was married to Charles Larkey from 1970-1976, they have two children Molly and Levi Larkey. She married her third husband Rick Evers in 1977, who died of a cocaine overdose in 1978. She then married Rick Sorenson in 1982, but the couple got divorced in 1989.
Career, Awards & Nominations
Carole started her career as a songwriter in the early 1960s along with her husband, Goffin. The duo was behind the songs of the Dimension Records and wrote many songs for Dusty Springfield.
She ventured into singing during the early 1970s and released her first album Writer, which became a failure. In 1971, she released her second album Tapestry which topped the US charts and became a huge hit. So far she has made 25 solo albums and has written songs for many top artists. Carole has also acted in few movies and has appeared in some television shows and series.
In 1972, she won 4 Grammy Awards in the categories Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Record of the Year, and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. In 2004, she was honored with the Grammy Trustee Award and in 2013 with the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award. She was also inducted to the Long Island Music Hall of Fame in 2007.
Carole King Net Worth & Earnings in 2020
The record sale of her album Tapestry has earned her more than $10 million in the year 1971. From 1972 to 1977 she had an average annual income of $500,000, and in 1978 she earned over $1 million from the compilation album Songs of Long Ago. As of 2020, Her tenure as a successful songwriter and a singer accounts greatly to her net worth of $75 million.
Despite tasting failure with her debut album, Carole continued to believe in her which is the main reason for where she is right now. Though she may be one in a million, there are still many Carole Kings around us, who gave up on their dreams after a failure which is the reason why she is one in a million.


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"Violin Hero: The Music and Life of Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges" is the title of a 3-part series at Duke University. It began with a fencing demonstration by Jonathan Parker and Tristan Jones on Feb. 16, and continued with a "Rare Music Lecture-Demonstration" at 4 PM Feb. 19. It will conclude with a "Solo Violin/Viola Recital" from 3:30-5:00 PM on Sunday, Feb. 21, 2010 in the Nelson Music Room, East Duke Building, East Campus.
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Pete's "endless energy and creativity demonstrated an unwavering commitment to protecting the environment at Maury and throughout the City of Alexandria, and has inspired and raised awareness among countless Maury students and parents," said Mr. Raack's nominator Brittany Fraser.
Mr. Raack champions the Maury Green Team's Compost Captains program, which helps educate students on the importance of composting. He serves as the multi-year leader of the Maury Environmental Kids' Club after-school program to teach students the importance of keeping Maury green. The school's garden is thriving and rain barrels are at work, thanks to Pete. He involves kids and parents in stream cleanups—no matter the weather.
For this year's Earth Day celebrations, Mr. Raack organized a campus-wide cleanup with school volunteers; a screening of the movie, "The Lorax" after school; a field trip to AlexRenew's Four Mile Run Pump Station; and the Second Annual "Run for the Trees" fun run for all Maury students. He also led Maury's participation in Alexandria Earth Day.
Alexandria Renew CEO Karen Pallansch commented, "The theme of this year's Alexandria's Earth Day Celebration is 'It's Your Turn to Lead.' Through word and deed, Pete embodies the true spirit of environmental leadership. He tirelessly and selflessly gives back to the community in ways that will be felt for years. He motivates and inspires students, teachers, and parents to be environmental leaders in their own right. That is a legacy worthy of the Ellen Pickering Environmental Excellence Award."
The award is named to honor the late Ms. Pickering and her lifelong dedication to City preservation and conservation. She helped create the Mount Vernon Trail between Alexandria and Washington, DC, and urged the adoption of the City's Open Space Plan. Mrs. Pickering also implemented the planting of 1,000 citizen-donated cherry trees during her tenure as Chair of the Alexandria Beautification Commission. She was a member of the Alexandria Sanitation Authority's Board of Directors and served on the Alexandria City Council and numerous boards and commissions.


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A Marshall County woman has been killed after being run over by an RV in a domestic violence incident.
Angella Hale, 48, of Calvert City, was killed early Sunday morning when 49-year-old James D. Vanvactor, of Grand Rivers (Livingston Co.), backed an RV over Hale as she sat behind the vehicle in the parking lot of the Paducah/McCracken County Convention and Expo Center.
The two were caught on surveillance video arguing a couple of hours before the incident. According to the Paducah Sun, Hale sat down behind the RV while she and Vanvactor talked. He then made his way to the cab of the vehicle and backed over Hale.
Vanvactor parked the RV nearby and did not offer aid or even check on Hale. A passerby spotted Hale's body and notified police.
Vanvactor was arrested and charged with murder (domestic violence), leaving the scene of an accident/failure to render aid and resisting arrest. He is lodged in the McCracken County Detention Center on a $1 million bond.
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let's just admit how cheesy the title of this post "fall-ing in love with asheville" is
but you know what?
it's true
it's fall and we are falling in love with asheville
it's the first time in over a decade that both Will and i are experiencing fall
and…. it's Lily's first fall
and what an amazing fall it has been so far
perfect fall days where it's perfect sweater weather, the sky is blue without a cloud and the sun is shining
and the leaves…..
the leaves!
two sundays ago while our Caro was still with us, we decided to venture out and have a full everything fall day
 that meant apples, apple cider, pumpkins, goats, hay rides, local beer, grass fed burgers…
so, twenty minutes we drove to the hickory nut gap farm where we had hours (and hours) of fun
and where Lily got to fall in love with everything fall
happy friday friends
wishing you the happiest weekend!
(there are lots of pictures. maybe i should have split the post in two. but…. fall!!!!!)
this is where she spent most of her time. and this is where it gets picture crazy. ready?
with a fresh green bean in her mouth. now that takes skill
skills i tell you
i miss her


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India to test Cuba Itolizumab on COVID-19 patients
The drug Itolizumab, promoted by Cuba as a possible therapy to prevent deaths from COVID-19, could be India's newest challenge against the novel coronavirus.
The drug will be tested in six Indian hospitals, including AIIMS-Delhi, KEM Hospital in Mumbai and Narayana Health in Bangalore.
The monoclonal antibody Itolizumab is a molecule that was first developed in a joint venture by India's leading drug company - Biocon - in collaboration with the Center for Molecular Immunology (CIM) in Cuba.
However, Biocon licensed the drug as an early-stage asset to CIM, and the company's scientific team began developing the antibody for autoimmune diseases in 2006 in India.
Biocon now received permission from India's drug regulator to reuse it for COVID-19.The company will test the drug's effectiveness for an "anti-CD-6 IgG1" monoclonal antibody in moderate to severe patients with complications of the disease.
"Itolizumab has been used in India for some years and its effectiveness has been established. Our partners in Cuba, with whom the company started developing the drug, have used this drug in patients with COVID-19. Initial data from them seem quite promising," said Sandeep Athalye, senior vice president and chief medical officer of Biocon Biologics.
Established in 1978, Biocon Limited, is India's largest biotechnology company and a leader in Asia with a strategic focus on biopharmaceuticals and research services.


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This hard-hitting critique of our media culture examines not only the ways in which the public is often deceived, but the media's role in propagating those deceptions. But Media Mythmakers goes beyond criticism to give concrete examples of the damage that manipulation of the news causes. From missing children to the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, from the efforts to end slavery to AIDS... read more
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The complexity of that alone should defeat any gains from cloudifying.
Airbus won't eradicate Microsoft Office from its entire user base after all it seems: the Defence, Space and Helicopters units will retain the on-premises version due to the "legal and national security implications" of storing sensitive data in the cloud. As revealed by The Register on 14 March, Airbus will start shifting its …
And you can't bring cloud on-prem?
They could, just not with G Suite. They could build an in-house OwnCloud setup, and run the cloud-enabled version of LibreOffice under it. Mail and chat, well that's probably workable too, just don't know much about it (if Ignatious were here he'd probably make some plug for CitadelUX).
As in try to work on a restricted document that either i) you have no permission to access or ii) outside of specific premises (or even closed off network within premises) and you're out? The only attack vector for Airbus's most sensitive material should really be spiked patches. Of course, if they really want to keep such data safe, they could always follow George RR Martin's approach and use a computer too bloody old for t'internet (and Wordstar).
They hate users so much, they slurp all the data they can get, they try harder and harder, and even then the backslash is little and en mass people still use them.
Maybe we should make it not that hard for them to get rid of their users. /s
"They hate users so much, they slurp all the data they can get, they try harder and harder, and even then the backslash is little and en mass people still use them."
They are amateurs at data slurping compared to Google and because of that people hate Google more.
Be that as it may.
It's Google's job to do at least some slurping for the business model as an advertiser and giving away lots of "free" features.
Microsoft however is not supposed to be an advertiser, it has no obvious business model to slurp or watch my online behaviours and therefore should not be doing so. That is supposed to be one of the benefits of paying arm+leg for their "services".
Unluckily, Microsoft *was* not supposed to be an advertiser - Satan Nadella changed course, and decide MS has to go after the slurping business model of Google, although they're still amateurs for lack of experience and skills in slurping operations, more even so in the marketing side to make you believe they slurp in your own interest.
IMHO, it was utterly silly to move towards slurping operations, because they removed one advantage they had over Google. Letting customers to decide if the wanted to run on-site IT operations or offload them to cloud services (or even a mix of two) depending on actual needs would have been more appealing.
But it looks Nadella is able only to try to copy someone else's successful business, be it Google slurping, Amazon cloud, or Apple app store.
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"IMHO, it was utterly silly to move towards slurping operations, because they removed one advantage they had over Google. Letting customers to decide if the wanted to run on-site IT operations or offload them to cloud services..."
Microsoft doesn't slurp their business customers, only consumers. For instance Corporate Windows 10 versions don't have Slurp capability enabled by default.
"But it looks Nadella is able only to try to copy someone else's successful business, be it Google slurping, Amazon cloud, or Apple app store."
So - come back Monkey Boy, all is forgiven?
At least he was a barrel of laughs in comparison.
Email already makes it incredibly easy to accidentally send confidential info off premises and directly to the wrong people.
I've had confidential info sent to me by customers and suppliers by accident more than once. Luckily nothing particularly sensitive or subject to GDPR, yet...
Outlook (among others) makes it quite difficult to realise the mistake, by hiding the actual email address chosen by autocomplete.
It's far more difficult to do that with something like G Suite, you have to explicitly copypaste the secrets, rather than just use the wrong "To" address.
"Email already makes it incredibly easy to accidentally send confidential info off premises and directly to the wrong people"
On a recent MoD contract we had our mail server set up to bounce any external emails back unless we put a specific string at the start of the subject.
Think along the lines of [EXTERNAL EMAIL AUTHORISED]
Without that our emails wouldn't make it out of the company.
Regardless of which platform you prefer, these kind of half measures will end up bringing the worst of both worlds. It _will_ make collaboration more difficult and information that shouldn't be in g-cloud will almost certainly leak into it.
And several someones on the side that's intending to move to g cloud will throw tantrums about the change being forced on them and will claim (rightly or wrongly) to have several MS office-specific processes they rely on, a vital macro or template or suchlike.
"Hardly an hallelujah moment since they are switch to Google..."
As many have pointed out of other threads, GS is in general a vastly inferior solution compared to O365 and - as Airbus has clearly stated - they are only deploying GS to shake things up a bit.
Airbus will still be needing MS Office for circa half their users whatever. Hence they will likely drop GS after a few years once the impact has been achieved and once it's many limitations become apparent - it will after all be an obvious cost saving for the next CFO! It will be another Munich - something that sounded a good idea at the time but was crap in practice and eventually Microsoft's superior product suite capabilities and integration will win out.
"I've tried both and think GS is far superior to O365 as a collaboration suite and raises productivity because of that."
I have both now. They are roughly equivalent for shared editing type collaboration but the O365 unified comms and meeting collaboration is away ahead. Gsuite is as a general office suite and an enterprise product not in the same league as O365. Its limited and awful in many aspects.
>>Lots of other people feel the exact opposite.
>>I've tried both and think GS is far superior to O365 as a collaboration suite
It's an office software suite. Collaboration is a small part of what it does. And these days it really isn't any better at that - in fact O365 is ahead on collaboration in several ways. But anyway, the point is that as an office suite there simply is no contest - O365 is miles ahead.
As many have pointed out of other threads,
Excellent points up to 'superior' then disbelief set in, dance with fairies from then...
The 'hardly a halelujah' was for switching from MS to Google - not exactly a leap into enlightenment - Googles office solution seems too minimal and MS office has always included too, offering way too many attack surfaces and encouraging users to over-depend on it.
As several have already commented, having systems with access to both "secure" and insecure infrastructure is going to cause leakage into the cloud from day 1.
Unless, of course, they are running a secure operating system which will allow you to move documents up a classification (Google to Windows) but not the other way. Even with copy and paste.
This is looking like a two part process. After about a year it will be obvious that everything is in the cloud even though it shouldn't be. Cue a "that was then and this is now" moment with a push to ditch Office.
Concerning that they say that this is part of a strategy to change user behaviour. What can users not do under Google that they can do in Office? First obvious thing is massive complex spreadsheets. Perhaps they hope to stop new ones being developed. I can't see them prising Excel from the cold dead hands of those with mission critical spreadsheets; at least, not without an enormous development team to reimplement them. Non-trivial. Just look at the UK Government IT failures trying to replace old, complex systems which are continually evolving.
Typically classified and unclassified are separated by air gapped networks. Potentially with 2 stations on the same desk.
If that wasn't the case now, and say you wrote to either the classified or unclassified CIFS / Sharepoint then you'd have the same sort of mixups now...
Spreadsheets are rarely *that* complex, and if they are, probably only a fraction of the people need office licenses to keep using them. FWIW the javascript scripting under google is pretty powerful and generally more usable than macros under office.
>>Typically classified and unclassified are separated by air gapped networks. Potentially with 2 stations on the same desk.
Good luck looking at Google Suite documents on a proper air gapped network. This is a major failing of Google Suite - it doesn't have the DRM and encryption management features of Microsoft Office. There is no secure format to send documents around in. The best you can do is forward an ACL controlled URL pointing at the internet. Which obviously doesn't work on a secure network.
Good thing to purge them, really.
If they were written by someone halfway competent, they wouldn't be in a language built for quick what-if hacks by keyboard warriors.
If they're that business-critical, leaving them as undocumented piles of excelment that can't even be maintained by their users (their authors having long fallen to the Peter Principle) is a recipe for disaster.
"What can users not do under Google that they can do in Office? "
Integrate with local business software / data sources ? Run Addins? Create documents that look the same to external recipients? Pivot tables? Power BI? Enterprise Telephony ? Advanced Threat management? Script based user account attribute changes? Privileged Identity Management? etc. etc. etc. etc.
Could Google provide G suite servers 'in a box' and Airbus have it's own on premises localised cloud storage? For a large company with many 'seats', this might work if they are sure that G Suite provides compelling advantages over the Microsoft offerings.
Goggle would not be selling G Suite software, just allowing the relocation of an image of it to suit a major customer with no deep level access by the customer.
Almost certainly but the price would spike and it wouldn't solve all the problems: some of the data also has to stay in a particular country.
Sill, Airbus already has these kind of problems to deal with with factories in America and China that it has to secure against government agencies.
Sill, Airbus already has these kind of problems to deal with with factories in America and China that it has to secure against government agencies.
Against state-grade actors, Airbus (and any other large corporate) don't stand a chance. In the unlikely scenario that the government agencies can't hack systems with their limitless resource and extensive inventory of vulnerabilities and malware, they'll subvert employees or even put their own people inside, as well as the more old school non-IT forms of industrial espionage.
It might not be de rigueur, but it is punny. BAE Systems (a successor to British Aerospace, aka BAe) has had its own association with Airbus. The reference in the headline implies that this software migration might be similarly messy.
...probably means that the average user of those 130.000 has stored emails of their last 15 years, at a rate of around 50 mails a day, without ever deleting anything, and Enders thinks there might be a little storage space saved there.
What Airbus appears to be saying is they'll give users a chance to forget all of this junk, and possibly extract and save those mails that actually still have any significance. Say the one with the cookie recipe, the one that has Fred's address in it that the user never learned to copy into their own contacts, and the one with that specific detail about project XY the user wanted to remember, or use as a template. Then again, don't quote me on this.
I would consider a bet that this is a risk management exercise. I assume that their current MS systems are all on-premise, otherwise that secret data is already 'in the cloud'. How long before they would be forced to ditch the on-premise MS stuff and move to the cloud based offerings?
Bringing in Google now means they get a head start on any mitigation activities they would be forced to undertake later. This exercise would highlight issues with where their secret data is stored and how to access it, giving them time for a properly developed solution.
Despite many wishes and protestations, Excel is not a proper database, especially in the hands of most office staff. This on it's own probably justifies having a shake up of the organisation.
I don't have a crystal ball, so what software will we be using in two years time? Anyone?
"otherwise that secret data is already 'in the cloud'.
Al least with Microsoft's cloud you can control the data location and encrypt it with keys that only you have access to.
"How long before they would be forced to ditch the on-premise MS stuff and move to the cloud based offerings?""
As Office 2019 is already announced and will likely be supported for circa 10 years, not anytime soon unless they want to.
"except I don't use the cloud vendors approach but encrypt it on premises before it is uploaded."
That only works as a vault or for homogenous database encryption. If you want dynamic encryption then you need to use a cloud provider solution. And the Microsoft one with Thales HSMs is the only one I have seen that offers a decent level of assurance, regional lock down - and full real time key access logging.
Version control and preventing data duplication is going to be a nightmare in this scenario. I REALLY hope Airbus knows what it's doing and has a good PDM system in place to keep track of stuff over both systems simultaneously, because this sounds like an accident waiting to happen.
(based on previous working experience for Airbus)
For CAD Data, they have very good PDM systems. Although they change it pretty much every program (causing its own problems).
For Documents, etc. unless things have changed significantly since I was there - PDM systems? Not on your life!
Ok so Gsuite > O365
Microsoft Cloud has Data Protection equivalance (Google don't)
Sheets < Excel Online (not even on prem)
Docs < Word Online
Slides < Powerpoint Online
Hangouts < Skype For Business/Teams
Calendar/mail < Exchange/Outlook.com
Keep < OneNote
Jamboard\sites < sharepoint online
O365 allows on prem where you need it
O365 doesnt require mass format changes
O365 can handle cloud-onprem hibridisation nativley (Azure AD)
Airbus using the cloud?
"Hmm, this should do" says the operative working for [insert the name of a belligerent country here] whilst reaching for a copy of Hacking for Dummies.......
By comparison HP (EU) are bringing everything back in-house, moving away from the cloud. They obviously know something Airbus doesn't.
"Getting staff in different countries and parts of the organisation woking together was the main rationale for choosing Google over alternatives including Microsoft Office 365, Hennekens told us on 15 March."
Monsieur Hennekens should have had a Heineken before embarking on this - he would then have realised that non-cloud office solutions reaches the parts of the company that cloud solutions do not reach
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