This session focuses on what institutions need to do today to be ready to take advantage of electronic proposal preparation and submission in the future. Capabilities for management information reporting will be covered as well.
Users have to rely on applications which fetch and modify data across the network.
For this reason, network security has become vitally important in today's information technology systems. Kerberos, token authenticator cards, public key cryptography, and many others. This session will provide a broad overview of various network security technologies and how they can be used to provide a security distributed computing environment. This interactive workshop will introduce newly available tools and resources designed to enhance productive use of the Internet for the research administrator. Internet search engines utilizing selected features of recently enhanced Netscape Navigator 2.0 and a thorough investigation of TRAM will be demonstrated in this hands-on workshop.