The 100-Million-Mile Network
Eighteen days after landing on Mars, the robotic explorer named Spirit squawked in distress and went silent for nearly 24 hours. Listening anxiously for any
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Eighteen days after landing on Mars, the robotic explorer named Spirit squawked in distress and went silent for nearly 24 hours. Listening anxiously for any
Automatic for (some of) the peopleIt turns out, unsurprisingly, that the larger the company, the more likely it is to use a freestanding application integration
Like the penthouse at the Four Seasons or a Gulfstream IV jet, Teradata appeals to an elite and moneyed clientele. Customers say its data warehouse,
Larry Johnston Chairman and CEO Just two months after departing GE Appliances in April 2001, he outlined a five-part plan for remaking Albertson’s that included
The Obstacle Albertson’s chief executive officer Larry Johnston recognizes that he can’t win the battle against Wal-Mart unless he can rally his frontline troops to
Self-checkout terminals are increasingly employed by retailers—particularly grocers. But many consumers remain unconvinced about the convenience of checking themselves out. How well an organization fields
In terms of sales, one of Altiris’ chief competitors—Microsoft—is roughly 350 times bigger. Microsoft, of course, also owns the technology that powers most of the
Wal-mart only began selling groceries in 1988. Now it sells $56 billion of foodstuffs and household goods in its supermarkets every year. That makes larry
Thirty years ago, when I started out in The Walt Disney Co.’s inventory-control department, it didn’t seem like technology at all. We were still using