Yesterday | IBM Press Releases
Hertz Expands IBM Relationship to Provide Information Technology Services and Support
“We are working closely with Hertz to find new ways to use IBM's technology and industry know-how to strengthen the IT systems that support its business”
"Hertz has been reengineering its business over the past year with the aim of becoming the lowest cost, highest quality, and most customer-focused company in the markets we serve," said Mark P. Frissora, ... via IBM Press Releases
Yesterday | Customer Interaction Solutions
CSC and TDC Sign New US$413 Million IT Applications Outsourcing Agreement
“The new agreement will enable us to further modernize and consolidate our applications so they deliver the capabilities our business requires.”
FALLS CHURCH, Virginia, May 8 /PRNewswire/ -- - Seven-year Agreement Extends CSC's Relationship with Denmark's Leading Telecommunications Provider Computer Sciences Corporation announced today that it has ... via Customer Interaction Solutions
Thursday | ComputerWorld
Study: 3Com leads in 'green' networking
“Businesses worldwide are looking for effective ways to reduce energy use, both to save money and to conserve resources”
Computerworld newsletters! 3Com has announced that the independent research firm In-Stat has found that 3Com's local area network switches are up to 60 percent more energy-efficient, or 'green', than ... via ComputerWorld
Wednesday May 7 | Network World on Security
If only reducing costs was as easy as security, say CIOs
Reduce Complexity and Cost - Windows Server Consolidation with Virtualization from Novell Novell If only reducing costs was as easy as security, say CIOs By Darren Pauli , Computerworld Australia , 05/07/2008 ... via Network World on Security
Tuesday May 6 | Computerworld
Purdue builds own supercomputer -- on Monday morning
“We discovered that a build like this leverages the commodity nature of cluster computing by using standard computing parts”
Computerworld newsletters! Technicians at Purdue University wanted to assemble their own supercomputer, and they had some high expectations. via Computerworld
Tuesday May 6 | Imaging Magazine
Zecco Trading Names Former Schwab Executive Michael Raneri as CIO
“Add that to his industry leading Web 2.0 experience as the CEO of MeeVee, and you quickly see this is a man ready to apply his experience and transform the way people invest.”
Zecco Holdings, Inc., announced today that seasoned online brokerage executive Michael Raneri has joined the company as chief information officer, responsible for both technology and product development. via Imaging Magazine
Monday May 5 | Computerworld
The six most infuriating tech sales styles
“We told them exactly what we wanted and said, 'We don't need SANs or clustering or any of that,'”
Meet the vendor reps that IT execs love to hate Whitepapers Zones Computerworld newsletters! When Craig Urizzola's company decided to make a seven-figure investment in a new ERP system, he contacted his local ... via Computerworld
Monday May 5 | International Herald Tribune
IDG finds answer to surviving on the Net
“It's only fair to people for their career development”
NEW YORK : It may be a niche publisher, but the International Data Group has been working out the answers to some big mainstream questions. via International Herald Tribune
Saturday May 3 | Washington Technology
NIH seeks comment on new GWACs
The National Institutes of Health wants input from industry and federal agencies as it prepares to revise three governmentwide acquisition contracts in health and research information technology. via Washington Technology
Saturday May 3 | Imaging Magazine
Purdue To Build Its Own Supercomputer, 40th Largest In World
“The community approach is a new and cost effective way to fund cyber-infrastructure”
Purdue University will mobilize 200 of its IT staffers on Monday to build a supercomputer, Steele, that will rank in the top 40 of supercomputers in the world. via Imaging Magazine







