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Qlusters on Sept. 25 will try to tackle the thorny issue of server provisioning when it introduces its open source-based data center provisioning tool. The new OpenQRM Pro tool automates
Tom Noonan, president and CEO of Internet Security Systems, says he never imagined the day would come when he’d sell the company—or, as he puts it, “walk my baby daughter
Harte-Hanks, a direct marketing firm, on Monday announced plans to acquire privately held tech market research firm Aberdeen Group. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Harte-Hanks, based in
IBM is planning to use a combination of services and incentives to entice customers currently using rival blade servers onto its BladeCenter platform. IBM’s Blade Migration Center, introduced Sept. 20,
Federated Department Stores, the parent company of the popular Macy’s and Bloomingdale’s department stores, announced Sept. 20 that it will cut 290 IT jobs and consolidated data centers in two
Despite the implied submission of personal privacy, most workers at U.S.-based companies believe that their employers should be allowed to monitor electronic communications to help protect against misuse of sensitive
Thirteen percent of CIOs plan to increase their IT staff in the fourth quarter of 2006, according to a survey released Sept. 20 by Robert Half Technology, a provider of
Retailer JC Penney has hired Thomas M. Nealon as its executive vice president and chief information officer, effective Oct. 2. Nealon, 45, will oversee the Plano, Texas-based company’s information technology,
DALLAS—Web services have come out of nowhere to emerge as the top technology for 2006, according to a survey of senior IT execs. In a poll of 139 members of
Sometimes simple beats sophisticated. Harminder Tunwar, an I.T. project leader at Emerson Climate Technologies, used sophisticated integration technology from SeeBeyond for the first of several manufacturing floor to back office
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