Enforcive

En`for´cive


a. 1. Serving to enforce or constrain; compulsive.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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The Trader's transaction follows Syncsort's combination with Vision Solutions and recent acquisitions in the IBM i security space of Enforcive and Cilasoft that continue to build on its expertise and leadership in IBM i and AIX Power Systems platforms.
The recent acquisition of Enforcive Systems, an IT security and compliance management solutions provider, drives a unique convergence of high availability, disaster recovery and security capabilities to protect an organization's data.
If, following Edgeworth, we were to consider the first principle of economics to be that "every agent is actuated only by self-interest," then how can we leave out the possibility of grabbing and all activities that have been variously characterized as "appropriative," "predatory," "redistributive," "enforcive," or "conflictual?" Even if we were to view Edgeworth's principle as too doctrinaire and confining, we would nevertheless have plenty of other reasons for studying such activities.
Productive versus Enforcive Investment and Economic Performance," in Michael R.
Syncort said the acquisition of Cilasoft, combined with the complementary security capabilities recently acquired with Enforcive Systems, bolsters the company's data availability portfolio with software to meet modern security challenges.
Centerbridge said the recent acquisition of Enforcive Systems, an IT security and compliance management solutions provider, drives a unique convergence of high availability, disaster recovery and security capabilities to protect an organisation's data.
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