By the Numbers: March 2004
How to Get Your Money’s Worth Fewer than half of U.S. and Canadian companies have written technology plans, and even fewer believe their plans are
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How to Get Your Money’s Worth Fewer than half of U.S. and Canadian companies have written technology plans, and even fewer believe their plans are
What is it? A set of digital instructions that makes it easier to manage the increasingly large amounts of data found on farms of inexpensive
Your company may not be making calls using Internet standards now, but it will—eventually. So far, though, the cost to switch from conventional phone systems
Avaya is a second-generation spinoff with a spotty financial record. The company was divested in 2000 by Lucent Technologies, which itself was unleashed from AT&T
Nortel, stung by the dramatic drop-off in telecom spending, has been slow off the Internet Protocol (IP) telephony blocks. In October 2003, for example, the
Stan AdamsSouthTrustGroup VP, Network ServicesBirmingham, Ala.www.southtrust.com Manager’s Profile: In charge of data and voice services for the bank holding company, which has $52 billion in
Telephone systems are shuttling down a one-way track toward Internet technologies. But most companies, unless they’re chucking out archaic voice systems, are adopting Internet Protocol
24/7 SERVICES Case Dissection “We Did Nothing Wrong”: Why Software Quality Matters PLANNER: Calculating Costs of a Software Error-Prevention System If you want to start
Getting the best return on your technology project means understanding when to spend—and when to save—money.The way to see this is by calculating the Internal