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How to Get Your Money’s Worth Fewer than half of U.S. and Canadian companies have written technology plans, and even fewer believe their plans are in line with the goals
PNC Bank’s information-systems team wasn’t thinking about compliance with the Patriot Act when it started a cleanup of customer files in 2000. The Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and the
I spent several years as chief information officer at Video Monitoring Services of America, which monitors and captures every piece of news or advertising on television, radio and the Internet.
A world that runs on software is a dangerous place. If you’re Microsoft, it’s no small matter when even a subset of the source code of your widely used operating
24/7 SERVICES Case Dissection “We Did Nothing Wrong”: Why Software Quality Matters PLANNER: Calculating Costs of a Software Error-Prevention System If you want to start avoiding software-development problems, here’s how:
Getting the best return on your technology project means understanding when to spend—and when to save—money.The way to see this is by calculating the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of
CHICAGO–The Concorde is dead. Long live supersonic transport.The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the National Aviation and Aerospace Administration are testing new aircraft designs that reduce the “overpressure” that
Both the high-tech industry and the Bush administration have opposed government regulation of the Internet on the grounds that it would burden businesses and hinder technological innovation. But after 2003—
Internet politics, release 1.0, still has some bugs in it. The beta version powered Howard Dean to an early lead in the Democratic primary race. Yet his campaign failed to
IT’S 5:30 A.M. at FreshDirect’s warehouse and headquarters in Long Island City, N.Y. It’s 40 degrees outside and 38 degrees inside. Butchers are slicing, dicing and packaging fresh meats inwhat
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