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Take stock for tough times
Comment Ged Keogh-Peters is head of the UK strategy team at specialist retail consultancy Kurt Salmon Associates History suggests those retailers that continue to focus on innovation now will emerge as winners, says Ged Keogh-Peters. [24 Jul 2008]
Paul Greenwood
CIO Profile Before joining the law firm, Greenwood worked as a research director at Research Associates. Former analyst Paul Greenwood is CIO of Clifford Chance, the world's largest law firm - which has some 3,900 legal advisors working from 27 offices in 20... [11 Jun 2008]
Who voted on the CIO50?
Comment Simon La Fosse, MD, La Fosse Associates He latterly founded La Fosse Associates and has grown it in a relatively short period of time to become a recognised market leader in the recruitment of CIOs and their leadership teams. [11 Jun 2008]
Malice, misuse, mistake - security dangers pile up
Comment Of 482 large businesses surveyed by Computer Associates, 62 per cent were holding sensitive, regulated data such as credit card details or health records. Michael Small, director of security management strategy at Computer Associates, says: "Malice... [10 Mar 2008]
Q&A: CA CEO John Swainson
Comment For the past three years this city has played host to CA World, the annual conference of the company known until today as Computer Associates - now officially CA, as most people have know the company for some years. [16 Nov 2005]
The east Asia story
AS Analysis Peter Rowell, executive chairman of Regent Associates and Agenda Setters panellist, said: "China clearly has many dimensions and many are setting an agenda. Indian players still loom large on the Agenda Setters poll - but this year they're... [26 Sep 2005]
The Weekly Round-Up: 29.07.05
Round-Up Russian newspapers suggest he was then drugged and associates of the women most likely arrived to rob him of his possessions. "The case is being treated as murder - what else is it going to be treated as? [29 Jul 2005]
Leader: Share your malware knowledge
Leader Case in point: antivirus companies Computer Associates, F-Secure, Kaspersky, Sophos and even initially MessageLabs wouldn't comment on which country the Trojans were coming from. Two weeks ago, news desks across the UK were throbbing with rumours... [30 Jun 2005]
Leader: Share your malware knowledge
Leader Case in point: antivirus companies Computer Associates, F-Secure, Kaspersky, Sophos and even initially MessageLabs wouldn't comment on which country the Trojans were coming from. Two weeks ago, news desks across the UK were throbbing with rumours... [29 Jun 2005]
Leader: Call a spyware a spyware
Leader Computer Associates, for one, circumnavigates this problem by labelling spyware and the like "pests". What's in a name? In the fight against spyware, a lot. Symantec has taken to the courts to be able to call web browser tools made by Hotbar.com... [09 Jun 2005]
The Weekly Round-Up: 07.01.05
Round-Up Computer Associates has donated around $850,000; Verizon, nearly $2m; Vodafone £1m and the list goes on. We would have hoped that it was on a more positive and upbeat note that we kicked off the first Weekly Round-Up of 2005 but sometimes events... [07 Jan 2005]
Leader: Is 'cyber-terror' a less credible Y2K?
Leader But as a more level-headed security type, Simon Perry at Computer Associates, advised us: "If you have in place security to protect you from hackers, virus writers, script kiddies and the very real threats which exist you will, by default, be... [10 Nov 2004]
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Linking IT and business - at last
Comment Today the competition is between only the largest computer software vendors, such as IBM, HP, Computer Associates and Microsoft, because only they have the necessary tools and technologies to stay in the running. [06 Aug 2004]
PeopleSoft farce: Larry - what were you thinking?
Comment Back when Charles Wang was running his own show as CEO of Computer Associates International, he orchestrated two decades' worth of acquisitions. Is Oracle's hostile bid to buy PeopleSoft smart or just silly? [19 Jul 2004]
Leader: No acquisition-smoke without fire?
Leader Rumours are rife this week that Microsoft is about to make perhaps its most significant acquisition yet - antivirus giant McAfee - formerly known as Network Associates. The deal would not be the biggest in Microsoft's history but in terms of... [24 Jun 2004]
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