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FBIs Sentinel Contract Falls Short on Oversight

Even after being forced to scrap its $170 million case management initiative one year ago, and replacing it with the proposed "Sentinel" system, the...

Readers Respond: 97 Percent Solution Fills the Bill

In response to Jim Rapozas Feb. 20 column, "97 Percent Solution Fills the Bill for SAAS" (Tech Directions), I often wonder if the squealing...

Dell Ponders a Linux to Love

Michael Dell, chairman of Dell, said he believes in offering Linux on the desktop, server and workstation. What he doesnt believe in, for now,...

TIAA-CREF: Mo Money, Mo Problems

On the surface, all is well at the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association—College Retirement Equities Fund, better known as TIAA-CREF. Despite recent issues that...

SOA Software Rolls Out Registry-Independent SOA Suite

SOA Software has announced that its service-oriented architecture and Web services management, security and run-time governance suite is registry-independent and supports registry offering from...

Rebuilt Ma Bell Hits Enterprise

AT&Ts $67.1 billion acquisition of BellSouth means the number of telecommunications providers enterprise customers can turn to is shrinking rapidly. But the impact of...

More Innovation Means Fewer CIO Decisions

CEOs may not understand the nuts and bolts of technology, but they will take an increasing role in the decisions previously reserved for CIOs...

Can IBM Build an Innovative Ecosystem?

Vassar Brothers Medical Center had to think less like a hospital and more like Home Depot. It was a matter of survival. The Poughkeepsie, N.Y.,...

Oracle Rattles Development Tool Market with Freebie

Oracle is sure to wreak havoc in the market for database development tools with the GA release of a free and compelling database development...

Why All the Lies About Cell Phones?

In most hospitals today, signs are posted banning cell phones because they could interfere with hospital equipment. Many years ago, that was actually true. But...