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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
Headquarters: Mammy Yoko Hotel, Freetown, Sierra LeoneMission: The U.N. helped bring an end to this West African nation’s civil war in 2002, and U.N. personnel are now charged with keeping
Jason MayordomoChief of Information Technology for the Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO); Communications and Information Technology Director for Mission to Sierra LeoneMayordomo—a Filipino originally educated as a mining engineer—and his
NEW YORK—Like the floor wax that is also a dessert topping, Amazon.com wants to be more than just a retailer. “Amazon is a retailer, a development platform and an outsourcing
Some people say the fate of cinema is invisible downloadable bytes. Netflix says the near future is plastics— shiny, silver and round. DVD rentals have made the six-year-old company with
It took Snyder’s of Hanover more than 94 years to become the world’s second-largest pretzel maker. But now the company, a family-owned and -operated firm headquartered on the outskirts of
Jason Mayordomo has a tough assignment. A technology manager with the united nations peacekeeping force in sierra leone, he has to make sure information flows seamlessly between the U.N.’s local
If you’re just talking market share, ADIC is no more than, say, Neptune to StorageTek’s Jupiter: ADIC generates about one-third the tape library revenue as the market leader, says analyst
Tape remains the leader of the backup pack, delivering more bytes for the storage buck than even the lowest-cost disk drives. There’s something about tape storage redolent of another computing
StorageTek has kept up a healthy lead in the category it invented in 1987 (customers started calling those first automated libraries “tape silos”), and has recovered from its financial distress
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