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The next Windows operating system promises to be faster and fluid with fully touch-optimized browsing. But this won't help legacy apps seem any less dull.
In the wake of an earthquake and tsunami in Japan, enterprises should be reconsidering their supply chains and establishing backup plans for when disaster strikes.
In the wake of the Epsilon data breach, executives should ask themselves this: If customer data is gold, how much control should third-party companies have over it?
The iPad 2 may have been Apple’s intended big news last week, but the company's plans for its next operating system could propel it into BlackBerry Enterprise status.
A new report from Gartner suggests that CIOs who give up control and become more vulnerable will have better relationships with their companies. Now, who needs a hug?
iPhones will become a bigger part of business IT, and iPads will make their way into business roles as well. So why do some think that Steve Jobs hates the enterprise?
Government agencies and power companies are using geographic information systems (GIS) technology to better understand and do their jobs. Why aren't you? Hmmmmm?
In the dark of 2008, did the chipmaking giant's use of a dynamic supply chain management system help prevent the US economy from slipping further into the poo? [Ed. note: no]
Companies are rushing, cash in hand, to adopt cloud computing, but what about those maintenance costs involved with the PCs in the office? Are thin clients a funky good choice?
If your enterprise is up to speed on its compliance for security, does it make you sleep better at night? How many certifications and check boxes does it take to secure a network? Time to think differently about what we're protecting.
English may not be the dominant language of the Internet in the future. So can using a language service provider on the Internet help your business continue to talk to its customers?
If the 1970s were the "Me Decade" and the 1990s were the dawn of the "Information Age," then will the 2010s have the distinction of being known as the "Big Data" decade? Who knows?
Companies in Asia have mostly applied "back-burner" IT tactics in the recession – but this will no longer work as the economy starts turning. How can companies in Asia respond better and more dynamically to future market change? Check out IDC's list against your own.
What kinds of companies are doing the most innovation in the data center? Turns out it's midtier enterprises that are taking the "Just Right" approach.
Your mobile workforce is out of control. Here are three suggestions for how to uncover unnecessary wireless telecom costs and prevent them from reoccurring in the New Year.
As enterprises are building out their business intelligence solutions and prepping their strategies for 2010, isn't it time to do something about all that redundant data in the network?
Does your organization use cloud computing? Even if you aren’t aware of it your employees might be... right behind your back. But don't fret. Use this as a learning opportunity.
Industry initiatives and government stimulus funds are giving enterprise software vendors a great opportunity to help build out and manage smart grid technologies.
Financial management planning does not need to include Voodoo economics, but it does help to tap into the knowledge base of your team through some sort of real-time system. We explore your options.
Executives from all backgrounds are modifying their best practices to connect stakeholders to all points of their businesses. In this section, we will explore how the supply chain industry is changing with the times.
Now that Bing has struck a deal with Twitter, its search service will have to process a tsunami of Tweets, many of which are worthless junk. Stefan Weitz, director with Bing Search, explains to Michael Singer how his service will make sense of the Twitter mayhem to provide relevant results to end users and enterprises.
Bing, Microsoft’s search service, has struck a deal with Twitter. Here Stefan Weitz, director with Bing Search, talks through how the deal will work from a technical perspective, and what’s in it for users.
More than ever, executives from all backgrounds are modifying their best practices to connect stakeholders to all points of their business. This three-part series will explore how the industry must change with the times, starting with healthcare.
GE CEO Jeff Immelt talks to IE about the difference between his company and organizations like Microsoft and Google (think 'vertical') and how GE plans to take them on in the future.
Will cloud computing be the next best answer to building virtual call centers? Vertical industries such as retail and computer services could reap significant benefits from this emerging trend.
The IBM Smarter Commerce Global Summit in Monaco kicked into high gear today, and we've already begun to see news emerging from that lovely city-state by the sea.
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