MS Licenses LapseWhat’s Next?
If you’ve grown used to the regular, discounted, bulk software upgrades that were available as part of your Microsoft contract, pay attention: The party’s over.
If you’ve grown used to the regular, discounted, bulk software upgrades that were available as part of your Microsoft contract, pay attention: The party’s over.
As the vice president of information systems for Toyota’s North American manufacturing operations, Jim Bolte spends his days figuring out how technology can be used
The most recent fiscal three-month period just ended will be the second, third, fourth or even ninth consecutive money-losing quarter for some software vendors. Gartner
Private-sector chief information officers will turn green with envy, especially as the economic climate forces them to hold the lineif not cuttheir own technology spending
The CIO of the one of the nation’s largest discount merchandisers is calling on the major online retail exchanges, which aspire to provide everything from
Schering-Plough will pay $250 million to the U.S. government this monththe first portion of a $500 million penaltyafter federal regulators found the drug giant violated
Pizza-flavored cheddar cheesegood business opportunity? Yes, as Cabot Creamery determined. Does osteoporosis more often hit wine drinkers or teetotalers? Imbibers, as Kaiser Permanente can tell
The world’s biggest privately held software company, SAS Institute is almost a way of life. That’s true for SAS employees, who get free health care,