IT Management, HR, and Budgeting - News, Trends and Analysis

Microsofts Driving Into a New Race

John Taschek | May 14, 2001

Microsoft has long been expected to enter the content management space once occupied by some high-flying companies but now populated mostly by has-beens.

A Tale of Two User Groups, Young and Old

Jim Rapoza | May 14, 2001

With the upcoming death of Clippy, the happy, animated paper clip in Microsoft Office that helped a few and annoyed millions, usability issues are on my mind again.

SBC Speeds Web at Work

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

It uses zero watts, it's the size of a pack of gum and it's the key piece of SBC Communications' strategy to bring broadband to 9,000 businesses by the end of next year - and to millions of homes in the future.

Kevin Burton

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

Kevin Burton has a warning for developers everywhere: Open source programming can suck you in

Who are the Survivors in IT?

Scot Petersen | May 14, 2001

Now that the second season of "Survivor" is over, what are the show's junkies to do?

Fast Facts Infrastructure: May 14, 2001

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

Cisco Systems will sell more than 500 high-speed routers to China Telecom that will be used to build out the company's national Internet backbone.

Lessons From Luxury

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

Struggling dot-coms can learn from sites selling to the rich.

Film Sites Spin Elaborate Webs

eWeek Editors | May 14, 2001

The Blair Witch Project may not have been a masterpiece of cinematography, but its Web site's success at generating a tidal wave of excitement for the 1999 movie has become a Hollywood legend.