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The Jury is Out on Microsoft's ECM Plan By Michael Pastore | Article Published December 9, 2005 Now that analysts have had time to review and digest Microsoft's plan for enterprise content management, they are starting to weigh in on what to expect. Is a Job in Security the Cure for Job Insecurity? By Michael Pastore | Article Published January 5, 2005  With IT professionals worried about the slack economy and the high number of jobs moving offshore, some analysts say the most secure position is one in the security arena.Mobile Workers Never Looked So Thin By Michael Pastore | Article Published November 17, 2004 Wireless thin clients can provide access to enterprise data from remote locations and have several advantages over laptop computers. Is there a revolution coming? Consumers Remain Vulnerable to Identity Theft By Michael Pastore | Article Published October 28, 2004 More than 70 percent of consumers will share sensitive information during an unsolicited call or e-mail, according to the 2004 Identity Management Survey. American Programmers Still Alive and Kicking By Michael Pastore | Article Published September 16, 2004 Edward Yourdon, who predicted the extinction of the U.S. programmer in a 1992 book, talks about how outsourcing will shape the next generation of
American tech workers, what the current generation can do, and what it all means to American society.
Who Gains from Offshore Outsourcing? By Michael Pastore | Article Published December 4, 2003 About a year ago, a group of a dozen IT workers in Connecticut that met for lunch every six weeks or so noticed a disturbing trend: only two of the 12 were actually working in IT.
Enterprise Applications Hitting a Road Near You By Michael Pastore | Article Published November 4, 2003 The availability of easy, relatively inexpensive wireless access through Wi-Fi technology, and the proliferation of wireless-ready laptops, have set the stage for wireless applications to move beyond vertical markets and into mainstream use. Gartner Says Tech Jobs Will Continue to Move Overseas By Michael Pastore | Article Published July 29, 2003 By the end of 2004, one out of every 10 jobs with U.S.-based IT vendors and IT service providers will move to emerging markets, according to Gartner Inc., as will one out of every 20 IT jobs within user enterprises. Hosted Apps for Any Enterprise By Michael Pastore | Article Published April 8, 2003 In an effort to broaden their appeal to customers of all sizes, an increasing number of software developers are offering hosting services along with shrink-wrapped products. HP Leaps Toward Next-Generation Memory By Michael Pastore | Article Published September 9, 2002 Researchers at Hewlett-Packard have announced three breakthroughs in the field of molecular electronics, which combine to give a glimpse of the future of memory. Nanoscale Sensor Could Increase Data Storage Capacity By Michael Pastore | Article Published July 8, 2002 A magnetic sensor made of nickel is believed to have the potential to increase data storage capacity by a factor of a thousand. Growing Mobile Workforce Creates New IT Challenges By Michael Pastore | Article Published January 31, 2002 There are more than 78 million remote and mobile workers in the United States, including frequent travelers, telecommuters, multisite workers, non-office workers and mobile office workers, and in the 21st century they all need access to data. The Future of E-Procurement? Wait and See By Michael Pastore | Article Published August 27, 2001 Electronic procurement seems like a good idea, but it isn't being used for large, direct purchases. And in addition to concerns about security, integration, and standards, we can now add a questionable economy. |
