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While some telecom companies yearn for national or international clout, Telephone & Data Systems sees success in a narrower focus.
Mergers and acquisitions can be tempting during a high-tech slump, but remember one thing: There's rarely a successful "merger of equals."
The importance of making the right storage decisions has never been greater: Without a strategy to provide the capacity your company needs, your networks and mission-critical applications will grind to a halt.
What do you do when you see a glaring gap between the privacy policy posted on your company's Web site and the company's actual practice?
Onepage Inc. last week introduced a technology that company officials said will make it easier for users in corporations and at consumer Web sites to create personalized portals.
IBM's promise last week of a fourfold gain in disk drive capacities by 2003 raises the stakes for how the Internet will be used by both consumers and businesses.
Data Deck can improve customer service and product planning.
In another sign of the slowing economy, one that has been even harder for second- and third-tier PC makers than for the top-tier ones, His Hirsuteness has learned that Acer America is putting its Silicon Valley campus up for sale.
Sprint's Director of Internet Centers explains the nuts and bolts of data-center construction.
Interaction data from e-business sites is "a gold mine," asserted a Braun Consulting senior manager, Jeff Schlitt, at the Corporate and e-Business Portals conference in New Orleans this month.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Samsung Rolling Out First 1TB Flash Storage for Phones
DAILY VIDEO: Samsung starts making the first 1TB flash storage for phones, and Cisco pushes further Into the cloud and out to the edge.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
Sponsored by Dell
