Thirty years ago, when I started out in The Walt Disney Co.’s inventory-control department, it didn’t seem like technology at all. We were still using 13-column work sheets and ledger
It’s accepted fact that Wal-Mart Stores blew past Kmart and other discounters largely because pickup-truck driver Sam Walton pioneered the use of technology to improve his “supply chain.” Based on
Amid all the commotion about onshore, offshore and nearshore offshoring, you may want to become a “CRO” next. It’s a position that will be needed inside an organization, no matter
1. Our organization is starting to make extensive use of Web services. TRUE FALSE 1. 2. 2. We recognize the need for greater discipline in application development. TRUE FALSE 1.
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By any measure, 2003 was a breakout year for many wireless-communications companies. For Proxim, it was a year of trying to put the pieces back together. Proxim replaced its chief
Even for organizations back in the U.S., the environment can be hazardous. In 2000, Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union’s data center took a direct hit from lightning. A bolt to
The U.N. mission in Sierra Leone has equipment at various sites around the country to support its peacekeeping operation. Here’s a look at some of the technologies deployed to the
The Obstacle With information-processing and networking equipment converging at a quickening pace, deciding whether a technology should be handled by a computer department or a communications unit is a sticking
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