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Between the Lines - Nov 8, 2008
60 Minutes this Sunday will air an interesting project–tracking e-waste from Denver to China to a refining center that’s one “of the most toxic places on earth.” Correspondent Scott Pelley and crew was jumped as they …
Also tagged: general, government, green tech
Between the Lines - Nov 8, 2008
At the Web 2.0 Summit, Intel CEO Paul Otellini demos an unnamed handheld device in early development. The always-connected device uses a “smart” camera to translate Chinese text into English almost instantly, and gain …
Also tagged: general, innovation, intel, personal technology
Dana Gardner's BriefingsDirect - Nov 7, 2008
Read complete transcript of the discussion. Find it on iTunes/iPod. Learn more. Sponsor: LogLogic. Implementing best practices from the the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) has become increasingly …
Also tagged: software development, virtualization, soa, management, it management, itil, software infrastructure, application lifecycle management, datacenters, testing tools, soa governance, it service management, soa architect
Between the Lines - Nov 5, 2008
Updated: Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers said Wednesday that the company has its economic downturn playbook out and aims to cut $1 billion in costs this fiscal year as demand among customers slows. Chambers said Cisco …
Between the Lines - Nov 5, 2008
Dell is planning on additional cost cutting measures including forced time off. According to the Austin American-Statesman, CEO Michael Dell sent a memo outlining more cost cuts. The paper reports: Dell said the …
Between the Lines - Nov 5, 2008
Updated: Tony Fadell, the senior vice president in charge of Apple’s iPod division, is leaving the company to be replaced by Mark Papermaster, a former Big Blue executive who is being sued by IBM over a non-compete …
Between the Lines - Oct 31, 2008
The advantages of cloud computing are commonly known: You don’t need upfront infrastructure investment; scaling up is relatively easy and the service provider is likely to be more efficient than your company. But your …
Also tagged: general, google, amazon, economy, enterprise 2 0, software infrastructure, cisco, hewlett packard, cloud computing
Between the Lines - Oct 31, 2008
IBM is suing executive Mark Papermaster, vice president of the company’s blade server development unit, to prevent his move to Apple. In a complaint, Big Blue says Papermaster “is in possession of significant and …
Also tagged: general, innovation, apple, ibm
Dana Gardner's BriefingsDirect - Oct 30, 2008
Few topics among economists and business leaders engender the same enthusiasm as productivity. Doing more for less seems the universal balm for individuals, businesses and markets. If we all have growing productivity …
Also tagged: net, software development, vista, internet, microsoft, apple, windows, microsoft live, virtualization, developer tools, soa, management, google, saas, amazon, iphone, software infrastructure, web technology, datacenters
Between the Lines - Oct 30, 2008
In this episode of CIO Sessions, Dorion Carroll, vice president of engineering for Technorati, talks to ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das about the challenges with scaling operations as the blogosphere continues to grow. He …
Also tagged: general, innovation, it management, software infrastructure, web technology