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The pitch is tough to pass up: Get access to thousands of talented software developers in other countries, instead of paying higher rates for scarce
Power of a Pedigree Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM, and Big Blue’s Teflon coating extends to IBM Global Services’ consulting wing when it
What is it? Who dreamed it up? WebMethods devised one of the earliest models for remote Web services, with a September 1997 pitch of the
Planning for the loss of one-fourth of your technology staff can be overwhelming unless you’ve already prepared for the temporary loss of so many people.
The bombing of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon destroyed buildings and lives. It also shattered widely held beliefs. Even mundane things like power
Reliable but Not Cheap IBM came late to the market for business continuity planning and disaster recovery, but it arrived with a bang. In the
The Aggressor You have to give SunGard credit: It plays to win. The company’s business continuity division regularly dispatches sales staff to poach business from
It’s hard to deal with an everyday task, much less a crisis, when you’re literally in the dark. When the World Trade Center was attacked
As chief technology officer of Ingersoll-Rand, Michael Radcliff sets technology strategy for a diversified $9 billion company that sells everything from industrial air-conditioning systems to