Girding The Grid
Innovation may be the life-blood of technology, but once the electrons stop flowing even the best information system goes limp. About 50 million electricity customers
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Innovation may be the life-blood of technology, but once the electrons stop flowing even the best information system goes limp. About 50 million electricity customers
Managing the development of new software and deploying systems gets more complicated the more spread out the resources. If your applications are developed in Bangalore;
Typically, worries about the United States’ future in technology are brushed aside by uttering four words: “The next big thing.” The next big thing will
Chris Heim knows he’ll have to eventually send some of his product development work to India, China or some other country. The chief executive of
Will the movement of high-paying technology jobs gut the U.S. tax base? In all likelihood, the impact will be muted. Economy.com estimates 800,000 back-office jobs
The loss of high-paying jobs to other countries isn’t viewed as a national security issue yet, but that may change. If information technology is increasingly
Many organizations are keeping a lid on security spending, but that doesn’t mean they’re standing pat. Instead, they’re trying to spend available dollars more wisely.