Vignette Corp.: Now Comes the Hard Part
Vignette executives used to brag that their firm was the fastest-growing software company in history. It was no idle boast; Vignette’s hockey-stick growth chart would
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Vignette executives used to brag that their firm was the fastest-growing software company in history. It was no idle boast; Vignette’s hockey-stick growth chart would
In the early 1990s, Documentum offered one of the first large-scale document-management systems built on database technologies. A few years later, though, Documentum lost business
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At times, Mike Jaixen feels like he’s drowning in content. The manager of information architecture for transportation giant Union Pacific (UP) was charged with finding
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By all accounts, a company like Computer Corporation of America (CCA) should be out of business today. The 37-year-old company provides a powerful database-management system
Eduard TeldersChief Security OfficerPEMCO Financial ServicesSeattle, Wash.www.pemco.com Manager’s Profile: Telders has served in various security roles in the banking and insurance industries since 1981. When
Security products and services have always been a big part of IBM Global Services’ business. But after Sept. 11, IBM created a safety and security
As a pioneer of a new form of security network intrusion detection in the mid-1990s, Internet Security Systems (ISS) made a name for itself. The