IT organizations can take steps to increase their standing with business leaders and grow their IT budgets—but how many are actually doing so?
Big Iron was once again in vogue last week as IBM made a raft of new mainframe-related announcements
Few users seem excited about PeopleSoft falling into Oracle’s hands—except those who use Oracle’s database software
Using existing development methods, companies end up with software that doesn’t do what they need it to do. Agile software development offers a new mindset and approach to building applications that succeed.
Linux-powered databases post strong showings in price and performance benchmarks
New product exploits scorecard analytics to present information in a way that’s intelligible to executive decision-makers.
Now, more than ever, IT departments are selling themselves to business leaders—and tapping new software tools to help them do it
Readers raise the possibility that other stakeholders could benefit from outsourcing windfalls—especially CIOs
The gap between top-performing and middling companies is widening. Could some organizations be left permanently behind?
A new report says CEOs do, and disproportionately at that
Company’s technology will help extend the capabilities of IBM’s DB2 software for documents, images, digital media, and Web pages
Call-services specialist Rockwell tapped an outside QA specialist to nip potential application performance issues in the bud. It’s a growing trend.
The state of Idaho has tapped a zLinux solution to achieve immediate ROI of nearly half-a-million dollars annually
U.S. firms must shape—or limit the impact of—a range of Chinese technology standards. Here are four strategies to follow.
Even though Intel has embraced 64-bit on the low-end with its new Xeon chips, it hasn’t given up on Itanium
Novell, Red Hat, Sun make waves
In the second article of our two-part series, we look at four additional principles to help you effectively manage your RFID data.
Instant decision-making on high-volume, high-velocity data streams isn't a new challenge. We examine seven principles to help manage RFID data.
SLAs help ensure the timeliness and success of your application implementation, but they're anything but a slam dunk
CIOs talk up employee retention strategies; the return of travel, training, and table tennis