Enterprise Servers: HP’s Alpha Division
The Omega of Alpha It was Digital Equipment Corp.’s baby, which went through midlife at Compaq and now will die at Hewlett-Packard. Such is the
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The Omega of Alpha It was Digital Equipment Corp.’s baby, which went through midlife at Compaq and now will die at Hewlett-Packard. Such is the
You know Unilever. It sells products that 150 million of us use every day to wash clothes (Wisk, All), wash bodies (Dove, Lever 2000), dine
Schering-Plough will pay $250 million to the U.S. government this month—the first portion of a $500 million penalty—after federal regulators found the drug giant violated
IBM has done SAP installations at 1,900 companies—more than 10% of SAP’s 17,000 customers. It has an unmatched 160-country reach. But here’s the thing: Choosing
Lisa HambletVP, Business-to-Business E-commerceStaplesFramingham, Mass.www.staples.com Manager’s Profile: Prior to joining $10.7 billion Staples in 1990, Hamblet was a financial analyst at computer hardware company Data
Times are hard for Commerce One. The company has cut 65% of its staff since October. This month, its chief operating and financial officers both
The two market leaders, Ariba and Commerce One, are bleeding tens of millions of dollars, yet vowing to be profitable sometime soon. But at least
Like Commerce One, Ariba has suffered a few rounds of layoffs in the past year and is losing money. And like Commerce One, Ariba has
Long strong in supply chain management, Manugistics is a newcomer to e-sourcing and e-procurement software. Although Manugistics’ last full year of profitability was 1997, it