CIOs: 2007 Looking Up
More than 50 percent of CIOs plan on spending more on technology in 2007 than in 2006, according to a survey released by the Society
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More than 50 percent of CIOs plan on spending more on technology in 2007 than in 2006, according to a survey released by the Society
The network neutrality debate, which is expected to surface again this fall, is a faux issue that if mandated by Congress is bound to become
Google’s plan to offer a bundle of hosted office applications sparks a lot of talk about the search giant’s chances of upending Microsoft’s Office juggernaut,
It may be time to give your vendor a squeeze—and not the affectionate kind. With the second-quarter earnings season in full bloom, it’s becoming clear
Microsoft Chairman and Chief Software Architect Bill Gates is planning to leave in 2008 the company he founded 31 years ago in order to focus
Veterans groups may have accidentally found the remedy for companies’ lax protection of customer information. The cure: $1,000 for each person affected by a data
President Bush’s vision for space exploration calls for human and robotic missions to the Moon and Mars, not to mention other far-flung planets. The problem:
Service-oriented architecture is the next big thing for CIOs, Oracle’s back in favor, and Novell is showing slight gains in Linux. Vista, however, is on
VeriCenter Chief Technology Officer Dave Colesante is a rare bird. Unlike many IT executives, Colesante has actually thought about a potential avian influenza virus, or