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Disappearing Tech Jobs A Pretty Penny for Processors Planning for Enterprise Application Projects The Role of Escalation Managers Employees and Security Awareness For a detailed view of this month’s statistics,
I can’t imagine being anything but a chief information officer. You get to see the entire business operation. It’s a birds-eye view of all the different pieces that make your
What are they? Databases that store and manage eXtensible Markup Language (XML) documents. The industry hasn’t yet agreed on the specifics, however. Some store a document in its entirety; others
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You know Unilever. It sells products that 150 million of us use every day to wash clothes (Wisk, All), wash bodies (Dove, Lever 2000), dine (Ragu pasta sauce) and diet
Finding people at U.S. Steel’s Mon Valley Works can be a challenge. At times, a manager can look from one end of the half-mile long plant to the other without
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Schering-Plough will pay $250 million to the U.S. government this month—the first portion of a $500 million penalty—after federal regulators found the drug giant violated dozens of manufacturing rules in
Think you have integration indigestion? While Hewlett-Packard corporate tackles its mega-merger with Compaq, smaller groups within HP have been wrestling since well before the merger with hefty integration efforts of
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