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Todd Watson 11/20/2009 Post a comment
Ten new software products can help companies lower their application management costs by optimizing their System z mainframes

- 11/19/2009

- 11/18/2009

Todd Watson 11/18/2009 2 comments
The cognitive computing team, led by IBM Research, has achieved two major milestones that indicate the feasibility of building a cognitive computing chip

- 11/18/2009

- 11/17/2009

Tim Karr 11/17/2009 9 comments
The practice of disguising telco and ISP lobbying groups as grassroots organizations has reached epidemic proportions

- 11/17/2009

- 11/16/2009

Not Dr. Phil 11/16/2009 3 comments
One new set-top shown off at TelcoTV last week offers a way to provide an Internet experience without completely screwing up what we like about TV.

Pam Baker 11/16/2009 13 comments
Analyst cautions that IT must plan ahead to cope with stay-at-home workers and other results of an H1N1 outbreak

- 11/16/2009

TeleGraham 11/16/2009 1 comment
Telcos need to decide what they are really good for in this new world, and it's not necessarily what you might think.

- 11/16/2009

Todd Watson 11/16/2009 1 comment
IBM's 'Blue Insight' service will gather information from nearly 100 different information warehouses and data stores to compete with Amazon, Google, and Microsoft

- 11/16/2009

Alan Reiter 11/16/2009 25 comments
Recent acquisitions could push Google's VoIP offerings to another level

- 11/15/2009

- 11/14/2009

Alan Reiter's Wireless Web World 11/13/2009 2 comments
You could be accidentally racking up data usage charges with Verizon or AT&T

- 11/13/2009

- 11/12/2009

Bob Violino 11/12/2009 25 comments
The Internet is enabling utilities to replace aging infrastructure with smart grids for gas and electric services to businesses and consumers

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Dan Cypra 11/20/2009 2 comments

A picture is worth a thousand words, or so the old saying goes. So understanding how to use images in e-newsletters effectively is quite important. Here are a few tips to ensure that your images in email newsletters work to your advantage.

most recent post: Dan Cypra... Ideally, you'd want to make sure that the source you're clicking from is reliable. It's a fine line...

Gordon Haff 11/20/2009 1 comment

Arms merchant or army? That's a fundamental question for vendors in the cloud computing space. Do they just sell their tooling to any and all comers, who then become the actual purveyors of hosted infrastructure, developer platforms, and software? Or do they offer their own cloud-based services, perhaps even keeping much of their technology in-house for competitive advantage?

most recent post: mhhfive... The economic ecosystem is filled with all sorts organizations/organisms... who is to say that the plant...

Mary E. Shacklett 11/19/2009 12 comments

With the value of toxic assets on the rise, large U.S. and European banks face many challenges on the road to recovery. Sharing key information may help these firms effectively track the way forward.

most recent post: Mary E. Shacklett... Hi Chris, The derivatives question remains unanswered, and dangerous...and I agree that...

Matthew Fraser 11/19/2009 5 comments

Most of us go through life knowing that we’re expected to learn from our mistakes and improve. Those who are more conscientious about learning and personal improvement usually reap greater rewards.

most recent post: DHagar... Good points, Kurtkeys. I fully agree. The tools are only as good as the quality of management. The...

Mike Moran 11/19/2009 12 comments

Marketers are known for exaggerated claims and stretching the truth just a wee bit. But most marketers I know truly believe in what they sell. Their aggressiveness is based on a confidence that what they are promoting truly benefits the customer.

most recent post: mhhfive... Sure, Toyota can't publish doctored data... but it can definitely frame the data in a way that is more...

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