Sun’s McNealy Gets Cropped
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.—With companies’ information-technology budgets getting a haircut, so did Scott McNealy. The chairman and chief executive of server maker Sun Microsystems came
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.—With companies’ information-technology budgets getting a haircut, so did Scott McNealy. The chairman and chief executive of server maker Sun Microsystems came
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla.—The growth rate in worldwide spending on information technology will double next year, research and consulting firm Gartner Inc. said Monday morning.
In the latest extension of Mercury Interactive’s evolving strategy to provide large enterprises with tools for improving their technology-infrastructure operations, the company announced a new
Haven’t we seen enough? Two towers could still be standing, if our intelligence-gathering agencies were able to share what they know with each other, instantly;
They just wanted to go home. And they had to figure out what to name the file, before they could close down the computer and
The snow was falling, heavily. Gene Whyte, John Brancato, Richard Mehia and John Yohe wanted to go home, before the weather turned impenetrable. But Brancato,
NEW ORLEANS—Enterprise software is at about the same stage as desktop software more than a decade ago: It’s time to combine the main applications into
NEW ORLEANS—When the boss is away, the kids come out to play. Or at least party. PeopleSoft, the Pleasanton, Calif., marketer of enterprise software, was