At a time of unprecedented technological change, IT departments around the world are turning their attention to the challenges of tool sprawl.When new tools...
Marc Andreessen stated in a 2011 New York Times essay that, “software is eating the world.” Five years later, it would be instructive to see if he was right on the money
Siebel Systems Inc. will ship the latest version of its customer relationship management (CRM) eBusiness applications globally in the fourth quarter, the company announced in September.
NetQoS Inc. last month debuted a software and hardware package designed to help network executives pinpoint bandwidth-hogging applications that slow down a Cisco Systems Inc.-based network's performance.
Complying with UN Security Council Resolutions and USA Executive Orders regarding Terrorist Funds is now a pressing need for computer systems around the world.
Public Works and Government Services Canada, the purchasing arm of the federal government, has quietly launched an ambitious program to make federal procurement systems and processes fully electronic.
In the months following the Y2K transition, governments and institutions around the world produced follow-up reports, complete with recommendations and lessons learned. Now, with more time behind us and, for the federal Information Technology community at least, a 2004 deadline looming for Government On-line, Lac Carling Governments' Review spoke with executives across the country to see which lessons have taken -- and which might be useful in terms of electronic service delivery.