Mr. Richard C. Belanger

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  Richard C. Belanger Chief Technology Officer
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  Richard C. Belanger became Forrester's chief technology officer in May 1998.From 1996 to 1998, Mr. Belanger served as vice president of interactive media and vice president of technology for Mainspring Communications, an Internet strategy research consulting firm.He was vice president of technology at Information Access Company, an on-line information provider, from 1995 to 1996, and vice president of information services at Information Access Center, formerly Ziff-Davis Technical Information Company, from 1992 to 1995.

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  Richard C. Belanger Chief Technology Officer
  
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  Richard C. Belanger became Forrester's chief technology officer in May 1998.Prior to joining Forrester, from 1996 to 1998, Mr. Belanger served as vice president of interactive media and vice president of technology for Mainspring Communications, an Internet strategy research consulting firm.He was vice president of technology at Information Access Company, an online information provider, from 1995 to 1996, and vice president of information services at Information Access Center, formerly Ziff-Davis Technical Information Company, from 1992 to 1995.

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  Richard C. BelangerChief Technology Officer
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  Richard C. Belanger Chief Technology Officer
  
  Rich leads Forrester's IT and new media development groups.As chief technology officer, he is responsible for developing and implementing Forrester's technology strategy.This includes overseeing the development of all in-house information systems; developing Forrester's electronic services, including the Forrester Web site; and developing the company's Lotus Notes and intranet products.He also manages Forrester's Customer Center, which provides technical support to Forrester's customers.
  
  Rich joined Forrester as CTO in 1998.Prior to joining Forrester, Rich served as vice president of technology at Mainspring Communications, vice president of technology for Information Access Company, and vice president of information services for Ziff-Davis' Ziff Information Services division.
  
  Rich is a graduate of Middlebury College.He resides in Lexington, Mass., with his wife, two children, and Labrador retriever.

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  Published on: 2/1/2004    Last Visited: 2/1/2004  

  "We've pretty much experienced all the rogue technologies out there," says Richard Belanger, Forrester's chief technology officer.
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  "We saw a burst of rogue Wi-Fi activity nine months ago," says his CTO, Belanger.For about $90 each, a number of Forrester employees bought their own wireless hubs and used them to help their workgroups access the network.Unfortunately those hubs "basically allow[ed] any outsider with a Wi-Fi card in their PC to get into the corporate system," observes Belanger.Fortunately, he adds, "We were using our network sniffing and intrusion detection system and saw this weird traffic on the backbone network.

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  "It's probably better for us to spend more up front, quite frankly," said Rich Belanger, vice president of technology at Mainspring Communications Inc., in Cambridge, Mass. "We need our system to be very reliable, robust and secure," Belanger said."We wanted to make it as easy as possible and as comfortable as possible to interact with us electronically." Belanger opted for the $250,000 OM-Transact platform from Open Market, of Cambridge, Mass. Though pricey, the piece of mind that its scalability and its heavy-duty capabilities offered was worth it, he said. OM-Transact is a transaction platform that can accept multiple payment types, including EDI, credit cards, micropayments and even procurement information. Next month, Mainspring will launch a subscription-based IT news service with yearly rates expected to run up to $500.Belanger wanted an

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  CFO: Risks of rogue technology - [Cached Version]
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  "We've pretty much experienced all the rogue technologies out there," says Richard Belanger, Forrester's chief technology officer.
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  "We saw a burst of rogue Wi-Fi activity nine months ago," says his CTO, Mr Belanger.For about US$90 each, a number of Forrester employees bought their own wireless hubs and used them to help their workgroups access the network.Unfortunately those hubs "basically allowed any outsider with a Wi-Fi card in their PC to get into the corporate system", observes Mr Belanger.Fortunately, he adds, "We were using our network sniffing and intrusion detection system and saw this weird traffic on the backbone network.
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  PDAs pose an additional problem: "People go out and get these specialised PDAs that interfere with existing corporate systems because they're not standardised to them," Mr Belanger says.
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  "We had to rebuild ten laptops here that had been corrupted by KaZaA installations," says Mr Belanger.
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  Mr Belanger says that since Forrester doesn't have a "secret proprietary manufacturing process like Apple does", the company doesn't prohibit camera phones.
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  So pervasive, notes Mr Belanger, that he picked up a USB token as a convention giveaway.
  
  "I think of them as souped-up floppy disks," he says.
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  "We require rigid standardisation so everyone is running the same laptop with the same system image and same software on it," says Mr Belanger.

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  Airports Weekly - [Cached Version]
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  Richard C. Belanger | Chief Technology OfficerAirports Weekly
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  Richard C. Belanger
  
  Chief Technology Officer - Forrester Research
  
  Rich leads Forrester`s IT and new media development groups.As chief technology officer, he is responsible for developing and implementing Forrester`s technology strategy.This includes overseeing the development of all in-house information systems; developing Forrester`s electronic services, including the Forrester Web site; and developing the company`s Lotus Notes and intranet products.He also manages Forrester`s Customer Center, which provides technical support to Forrester`s customers.Rich joined Forrester as CTO in 1998.Prior to joining Forrester, Rich served as vice president of technology at Mainspring Communications, vice president of technology for Information Access Company, and vice president of information services for Ziff-Davis` Ziff Information Services division.Rich is a graduate of Middlebury College.He resides in Lexington, Mass., with his wife, two children, and Labrador retriever.

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  Richard C. Belanger Chief Technology Officer
  
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  CFO Asia -- June 2004 -- Techwatch -- Monsters Inc. - [Cached Version]
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  "We've pretty much experienced all the rogue technologies out there," says Richard Belanger, Forrester's chief technology officer.
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  "We saw a burst of rogue Wi-Fi activity nine months ago," says CTO Belanger.For about US$90 each, some Forrester employees bought their own wireless hubs and used them to help their workgroups access the network.Unfortunately, those hubs "basically allow[ed] any outsider with a Wi-Fi card in their PC to get into the corporate system," remembers Belanger.Fortunately, he says, "we were using our network sniffing and intrusion-detection system and saw this weird traffic on the backbone network.
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  "We require rigid standardization so that everyone is running the same laptop with the same system image and the same software on it," says Belanger.

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  "We've pretty much experienced all the rogue technologies out there," says Richard Belanger, Forrester's chief technology officer.
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  "We require rigid standardisation so that everyone is running the same laptop with the same system image and the same software on it," says Belanger of Forrester.

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