By the Numbers: November 2002
Enterprise Applications: What Returns May ComeAre companies getting what they wanted out of their enterprise projects? Only if they put enough resources into them, says
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Enterprise Applications: What Returns May ComeAre companies getting what they wanted out of their enterprise projects? Only if they put enough resources into them, says
With $1.3 billion in annual revenues, BMC’s core strength is its software to monitor and manage enterprise systems, applications and databases. For over a year
How is it done? In a number of ways. One of the more promising strategies, Massively Parallel Processing (MPP), involves breaking up a query so
It would be as if the guy who runs the town’s biggest market started telling farmers which roads they had to take to get to
You wouldn’t know it to look at 7-Eleven’s famous Slurpee, a cup of frozen mush consumed with a combination spoon-straw, or a Super Big Gulp
Attention, all you technology project managers: it’s no longer just cool to be disruptive. Now, it’s a business mandate. Thanks to the popularization of the
Pretty soon, you will be driving an information system. You might think you’re already there. Your car today may have 50 microprocessors hidden inside it,
When I became the chief information officer for Governor Christine Whitman in 1998, New Jersey was in the dark ages in its use of the
Once upon a time,General Motors sold three out of every five cars and trucks in North America. Now, it’s less than half that. For GM,