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It’s not easy finding a silver lining when your productivity is negative. Especially when it’s -4,053.8%. Of the 2,500 public companies ranked to create the
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It’s not easy finding a silver lining when your productivity is negative. Especially when it’s -4,053.8%. Of the 2,500 public companies ranked to create the
On a little more than 10 blocks in midtown Manhattan, 7th Ave between Penn Station and Times Square, no commuter, sports fan or theatergoer will
The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s technology woes keep coming. The overhaul of the agency’s Trilogy project is running behind schedule again (“FBI: Under the Gun,”
Although the federal government’s information-system miscues get a lot of attention, there are plenty of local- and regional-level snafus. Here’s a sampling of a few
The U.N. mission in Sierra Leone has equipment at various sites around the country to support its peacekeeping operation. Here’s a look at some of
Sometimes it’s hard to know exactly where the pain in your information technology department comes from. “It’s like a patient who tells a doctor that
A “standard” shipping container is 8 feet wide, 8.5 feet high and 20 feet long. It can hold as much as 19 tons of soft
You’re the lead manager on a new enterprise software rollout. The technology won’t be hard to implement, but something still worries you. Perhaps it’s that
For the next year, you’re going to be joined at the hip with the consultants redesigning your network. You know they can do the job.