Computers II: Insurance.

The article focuses on computer insurance. It cites that insuring computer hardware and software can be useless if the insurance contract exclude computer fraud or accidental damage of employee. It notes that the value of the replacement for software is lesser, compare to the loss value of the data...

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Published in:Museum Management & Curatorship Vol. 10; no. 1; pp. 92 - 94
Main Author: P. C.-B.
Format: Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Mar91
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        Computer systems
        Insurance policies
        Museum information networks
        Computer software safety measures
        Sabotage in the workplace
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          Museum information networks
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          Sabotage in the workplace
      ab: The article focuses on computer insurance. It cites that insuring computer hardware and software can be useless if the insurance contract exclude computer fraud or accidental damage of employee. It notes that the value of the replacement for software is lesser, compare to the loss value of the data stored. It remarks that museum operator should effectively manage the computer system to reduce its exposure on computer fraud and sabotage risk. Reviewing the insurance contract is also important.
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