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Will Cloud Computing Lift CIOs to New Heights? By Tim Scannell | Article Published November 2, 2008 As cloud computing and social networking efforts penetrate the enterprise and increase information dissemination, the position becomes more of a "chief innovation officer." An Android in Every Pocket? That's Google's Plan By Tim Scannell | Article Published October 25, 2008 For Google, mobile is critical to its information-centric business -- which is why it has big ambitions for getting the OS on as many devices as it can. IBM's eXtreme Approach to BI, Data Streaming By Tim Scannell | Article Published September 10, 2008 A range of product introductions are designed to leverage IBM's investment in Business Event Processing. GPS Past the Destination By Tim Scannell | Article Published June 13, 2008 GPS-enabled mobile-resource management systems can "flip the supply chain," although challenges are en route. Can You Spy BI? By Tim Scannell | Article Published March 25, 2008 Business Intelligence is all the rage. Too bad it's all over the dashboard on use and usability. Mobile Broadband Moving Beyond the Small Screen By Tim Scannell | Article Published November 19, 2007 Wireless carriers and industry analysts outline the future of the mobile Internet based on technologies like WiMAX and a range of emerging devices. Berners-Lee: Free The Mobile Internet By Tim Scannell | Article Published November 17, 2007 The World Wide Web Consortium stresses open standards, but what about fragmentation and that all-important 'killer app'? Financial Execs Not Drawn To Dazzle of New Technology By Tim Scannell | Article Published November 9, 2007 When it comes to managing lots of money and well-heeled clients, less technology clutter can mean more productivity. Interview: James Gosling, 'the Father of Java' By Tim Scannell | Article Published October 21, 2007 The Sun vice president, known as the 'Father of Java', shares his thoughts on Java's future, open source and the U.S. as a third-world country...in terms of its networking mindset. MIT Researchers Hope to Kick Kerberos Up a Notch By Tim Scannell | Article Published September 28, 2007 After two decades of minding the store, MIT seeks partners to fund development of its network authentication protocol in new areas, like wireless. SIP and Web-Based Applications By Tim Scannell | Article Published June 17, 2007 The CTO of Ubiquity Software discusses the SIP platform and what role it will play in the IP-based applications landscape. What Will Venture Capitalists Fund Next? By Tim Scannell | Article Published April 1, 2007 In the Wild West of the Internet boom days, venture capitalists were the high-rolling gamblers. Those days are gone. Report: VoIP Market on The Upswing By Tim Scannell | Article Published September 15, 2006 Sales of next-generation voice and IP systems are sizzling, following a lackluster first quarter. Report: VoIP Market on The Upswing By Tim Scannell | Article Published September 6, 2006 Sales of next-generation voice and IP systems are sizzling, following a lackluster first quarter. What's Up With WiMAX? By Tim Scannell | Article Published August 4, 2006 WiMAX technology is a media darling, but its future is, well, up in the air. Too Soon, Too Little for 802.11n? By Tim Scannell | Article Published June 16, 2006 Pre-802.11n wireless devices are hitting the market fast. Maybe too fast. BEA Makes RFID Pact With HP By Tim Scannell | Article Published April 20, 2006 The companies hope to parlay their RFID expertise and connections into supply chain engagements. Recognition Green Light For Bluetooth By Tim Scannell | Article Published April 10, 2006 Awareness for short-range Bluetooth technology is at an all-time high, with the biggest perception jump in the U.S. Are RFID Tags Vulnerable to Viruses? By Tim Scannell | Article Published March 21, 2006 Dutch researchers claim RFID technology is open to hacker attacks and disruptive viruses. What's the answer? Shutdown Showdown For RIM By Tim Scannell | Article Published February 24, 2006 Court will begin deliberations on the penalty phase of the RIM-NTP patent dispute, with a U.S. shutdown of Blackberry service hanging in the balance. The BlackBerry of The Future By Tim Scannell | Article Published February 10, 2006 A RIM exec looks ahead to life after litigation and expanding the company's Blackberry platform. |
