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With IT projects consistently running late and over budget, it's time to look at what technology leaders and project managers could do to step up their performances.

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Yahoo's Rasmus Lerdorf talks about why he has stopped "hating" front-end browser applications.
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The energy giant turned to service-oriented architecture to integrate its disparate applications and, ultimately, let business users build their own software.
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Aeroplan's evolution from Air Canada's frequent-flier plan to a standalone loyalty marketing program hinged on integrating its systems with new business partners.
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Companies retaining UNICCO to clean offices, maintain heavy machinery and landscape grounds can schedule and track jobs and monitor work quality—all without picking up the phone.
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An overloaded network infrastructure was making employees at Inergy Automotive Systems cranky. Upgrading the operating system and prioritizing data transmissions increased bandwidth by 300%—-and quelled complaints.
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Most storm victims have been identified but the software FEMA used to track and identify the dead is still lacking.
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The Swiss insurer adopted service-oriented architecture to help integrate its acquisitions in five other countries.
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Big Blue touts service-oriented architecture tools developed on its experience with 3,000 customer SOA engagements, as the company tries to narrow the technology gap with competitors.
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Can federal, state, county and local authorities effectively collect and share information? An initiative launched in the wake of 9/11 aims to break old habits and better protect the homeland.
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Well, not exactly. The simple appliances from startup Cast Iron Systems don't come close to the sophisticated capabilities of traditional enterprise application integration software. But customers say the boxes do just enough to be useful.
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Learn from the past. We've compiled a list of the errors companies have made in their major information-technology projects, culled from more than 220 case studies Baseline has presented in the last five years.
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Companies are turning to third-party maintenance providers to support applications from PeopleSoft, J.D. Edwards and Siebel—the three enterprise software players recently acquired by Oracle. Here's why.

 
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Yahoo's Rasmus Lerdorf talks about why he has stopped "hating" front-end browser applications.
Companies retaining UNICCO to clean offices, maintain heavy machinery and landscape grounds can schedule and track jobs and monitor work quality—all without picking up the phone.
An overloaded network infrastructure was making employees at Inergy Automotive Systems cranky. Upgrading the operating system and prioritizing data transmissions increased bandwidth by 300%—-and quelled complaints.
The Swiss insurer adopted service-oriented architecture to help integrate its acquisitions in five other countries.
Big Blue touts service-oriented architecture tools developed on its experience with 3,000 customer SOA engagements, as the company tries to narrow the technology gap with competitors.
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