Opinion: Will the iPhone Change Everything?
You’ve probably been reading—and seeing—a lot about the iPhone, Apple’s new handheld communications device. The buzz has been pretty loud. Right before its scheduled June
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You’ve probably been reading—and seeing—a lot about the iPhone, Apple’s new handheld communications device. The buzz has been pretty loud. Right before its scheduled June
A few years ago, none but the most environmentally conscious information technology managers thought about energy efficiency. Today, most are looking at their electric bills.
At last month’s SAP Sapphire user conference, much of the discussion on the part of both SAP and its customers from the keynote by SAP
More than 25% of the critical data held by Fortune 1,000 companies is flawed— inaccurate, incomplete or duplicated, according to a release issued by Gartner
So, here you have it. The 2007 list of the Top 100 Most Influential People in IT. The leaders on the list represent the great
It seems like a new day is starting to dawn for chief information officers. In February, CIO Insight—which, like Baseline, is a Ziff Davis publication—reported
Many software industry watchers say software as a service, where applications are hosted by a vendor and available to customers via the Internet, will become
Corporate America’s embrace of Web 2.0 technologies appears to be growing—but so, too, is a feeling of increased vulnerability. Almost 75% of the information-technology managers
Ira Winkler, one of the nation’s leading computer security experts, is president of Internet Security Advisors Group, a security consultancy that specializes in vulnerability