Tech Tools for Tough Times
IT managers at government agencies have seldom opted for expensive tech tools simply for bragging rights, and, in the current economic climate, that’s not likely
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IT managers at government agencies have seldom opted for expensive tech tools simply for bragging rights, and, in the current economic climate, that’s not likely
Wanted: CIOs to manage today?s corporate enterprises. Skills needed include a vast command of all developing IT trends, from virtualization to convergence to Web 2.0.
As the nation’s first-ever chief technology officer, Aneesh Chopra recently shared a typical day’s routine with Baseline: He’s up just after 6 a.m. feeding his
Since 1885, the two T’s in AT&T have stood for “telephone” and “telegraph,” but those T’s have seemingly merged to become “telecommunications,” representing the company’s
On any given day, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.-based American Document Management (AmDoc) assists its thousand corporate and government customers by tracking down their e-documents with the
Managing e-documents is a mission-critical task for many companies these days. But what about managing the machines that print, copy or fax paper documents? Like
If an organization develops and maintains its content and documents effectively, the information contained therein can save time and money, and may even generate revenue.
In 2008, at the respective San Francisco and Charlotte, N.C., headquarters of two financial-industry giants, HR staffers tapped into their networks to administer benefits and
At California State University, Fresno, an ambitious attempt to cultivate technology entrepreneurship in a traditionally agriculture-dominated region has gotten off to a fast start. In