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My 15 minutes with Bill Gates
Comment The Naked CIO: What makes a great IT leader? In the early days of PC computing Joshua Greenbaum crossed swords with Bill Gates. Greenbaum thought he had the best of the encounter. Nothing could have been further from the... [11 Jul 2008]
Alpitour Opens Up New Horizons With Linux on IBM eServer zSeries
White Paper Alpitour SpA (Alpitour) is a leader in the Italian tourist industry, with a presence in 7,000 travel agencies nationwide. Based on the platform's superior transaction processing capabilities, Alpitour selected IBM... [03 Jul 2008]
The Forestry Commission Logs on to assystNET
White Paper In the late 1980s, it became one of the first customers of Axios, now a world leader in IT Help Desk and Service Management software, and will shortly upgrade to the latest version of its flagship assyst... [03 Jul 2008]
Will consumers always want free banking?
Comment Banks cannot move away from this free banking model without making a significant impact on their customer base and so remain willing to offer free banking as a loss leader to attract customers. The High Court has decided... [12 May 2008]
Omni Mold Implemented Siemens PLM Software Technology to Maintain Fast Delivery of Ultra-Precision Molds During Time of Business Expansion
White Paper In 1996, the company standardized on the CAD/CAM system to further improve its customer service and establish itself as an industry leader. Omni Mold was established in the late 1980s as a niche tooling... [15 Jan 2008]
Leader: Why celebrate the CIO?
Leader Is there a need to single out the UK's top 50 CIOs? This publication thinks so. That's why we've spent several months putting together the CIO50 2007 list. It's the first of its type and something we intend to compile annually. [07 Jun 2007]
Leader: Why celebrate the CIO?
CIO Analysis Is there a need to single out the UK's top 50 CIOs? This publication thinks so. That's why we've spent several months putting together the CIO50 2007 list. It's the first of its type and something we intend to compile annually. [07 Jun 2007]
CEO and CIO still don't see eye to eye
Comment Forrester just surveyed 75 global CEOs, and here's the punch line: 60 per cent of CEOs are satisfied with the overall performance of IT/BT, but only 28 per cent see IT/BT as a proactive leader in innovation. [01 Mar 2007]
Azim Premji
AS Profile Appearing for a second successive year on the Agenda Setters list, Azim Premji is influential not just because of his role as Wipro's leader but because of his role as an advisor to the Indian government, a fact that... [23 Sep 2005]
The Weekly Round-Up: 19.08.05
Round-Up He was also voted the greatest business leader of all time, overhauling Richard Branson's nine place lead in the main list to win this category. "History will be kind to me for I intend to write it. You've got to hand it... [19 Aug 2005]
Leader: Arnie versus Bill - go on, pick a winner
Leader Who would you back in a head-to-head fight: Arnold Schwarzenegger or Bill Gates? Before you start conjuring up some kind of celebrity deathmatch image, just consider we haven't explained what kind of fight. [31 Aug 2004]
Apple chief Jobs in cancer scare
News He has been widely credited with re-establishing Apple as a leader in design and returning the company to profitability. Apple CEO Steve Jobs underwent surgery at the weekend to remove a cancerous tumour in his pancreas,... [02 Aug 2004]
Analysis: Sony and Apple growing ever more alike
Comment Sony's Connect store and associated electronics are part of the Japanese giant's bid to recapture its role as the personal electronics leader. Sony's foray into music downloads this week unleashes the most potent rival... [06 May 2004]
SCO revokes IBM Unix licence
News Also in the amended suit, SCO said that it owns the copyrights to Unix and criticized the practices of Linux founder and leader Linus Torvalds. SCO claims to have revoked IBM's Unix licence in its ongoing battle to... [17 Jun 2003]
Inside Intel: A vendor dossier
Comment Spokesman Malloy describes Noyce as "the prototype Valley entrepreneur", Moore as "the consummate scientist-engineer-businessman, a leader by example" and Grove as a man of strong discipline. Inside Intel. [30 Sep 2002]
