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PeopleSoft Founder Duffield Takes The Wraps Off His New Company, Workday
InformationWeek, November 06, 2006 Building off the Salesforce.com model, Workday aims to provide business software as a service. Wal-Mart Takes Its Lumps Online, But Charges Ahead With Refreshed Site InformationWeek, October 30, 2006 The new site, 13 months in the making, arrives in time for the holiday season. T-Mobile Plans Major Cellular Upgrade To 3G InformationWeek, October 16, 2006 After spending billions to buy additional radio spectrum, the No. 4 cellular carrier plans to revamp its network to better compete with larger rivals Brief: Nokia Snatches Up Mapping Software Firm InformationWeek, September 04, 2006 The acquisition will make it easier for Nokia to offer customers maps, routing, and navigation software on mobile phones. SOA Repository Simplifies Business Process Development InformationWeek, July 24, 2006 Fujitsu Computer Systems and Software AG help companies organize metadata and more easily share processes. Yahoo, Microsoft Test IM Plan InformationWeek, July 17, 2006 Together, the two have an instant messaging user base that outranks AOL. Firm To Debut Off-The-Shelf Social Networking Software InformationWeek, July 17, 2006 Facesinabox.com is designed to help business managers use keywords to locate staff members with specific skills or experiences, based on profile information. Students Develop Sensor Network To Monitor Forest InformationWeek, July 10, 2006 The network, which won first prize in a Microsoft competition, can sense humidity, sound, temperature, carbon monoxide levels, and tree poachers. Riya's Photo-Search Engine Could Find Your Likeness Online InformationWeek, June 19, 2006 The technology breaks images into complex mathematical equations to find similar faces and objects. Mobile Phone Makers Turn To Linux InformationWeek, June 19, 2006 Looking to avoid license fees for an operating system, some makers of smart phones and pocket PCs are developing a new version of Linux. Dow Brings GPS, RFID Together In Supply Chain Management InformationWeek, June 12, 2006 The chemical company has begun a 10-year program to deploy cutting-edge technologies that will help it track vehicles and items in its vast supply chain. NASA Upgrades Web Site To Help Workers Cope With Natural Disasters InformationWeek, May 29, 2006 The InsideNASA intranet helps employees at 11 facilities with information on office closings, evacuation procedures, and threats RFID Backers Lay The Privacy Groundwork For Item-Level Tags InformationWeek, May 08, 2006 Few retailers have big plans in the works to tag individual products. But they're taking the privacy fears seriously. SAP-Microsoft Link Due InformationWeek, April 24, 2006 Laszlo Tries To Tame The Ajax Beast InformationWeek, March 13, 2006 OpenLaszlo will deliver applications in Flash or Dynamic HTML Touch Once For Groceries InformationWeek, February 13, 2006 Supermarket chain launches biometric fingerprint system to speed customers through checkout lines Watch Sundance And Stay Warm InformationWeek, January 30, 2006 Some 50 short films are available for viewing on the festival's upgraded Web site Hey, Wal-Mart, A New Case Of Pampers Is On The Way InformationWeek, January 23, 2006 E-Passports Get New Port Of Call InformationWeek, January 09, 2006 San Francisco airport to test RFID-chipped documents SAP Charts Development Plan InformationWeek, December 12, 2005 Cooperation with Microsoft and Intel are on the agenda. RFID Feeds The Meter InformationWeek, December 12, 2005 Drivers in some cities can use their cell phones to pay parking meters. Now comes RFID as the next convenience. RFID Rolls Into NASCAR Races InformationWeek, November 28, 2005 Goodyear will provide to racing teams tires that have RFID devices embedded into the sidewalls. SAP's Architecture Shift InformationWeek, November 14, 2005 Software vendor plows ahead on its Web-services approach with good results, but its efforts are far from complete High And Inside (A Phone) InformationWeek, October 31, 2005 Smart Streets, Smooth Traffic InformationWeek, October 31, 2005 Cameras, sensors, and a Web-based network will ease traffic flow around a planned Bay Area Ikea store This Guy's One Hot Property InformationWeek, October 24, 2005 Equity Office Properties' tech chief wants to leverage the company's size and scale to give its IT operations as much credibility as its business operations. Wal-Mart Brings The RFID Proof InformationWeek, October 17, 2005 Best Buy's Spin On RFID InformationWeek, October 17, 2005 Best Buy is just months away from using tags on some shipments to improve its supply chain and customer service Wal-Mart RFID Trial Shows 16% Reduction In Product Stock-Outs InformationWeek, October 14, 2005 Study also shows that RFID-equipped stores were 63% more effective in replenishing out-of-stock merchandise compared to stores without the technology. Consumer Group Calls For RFID Protest At Dallas Wal-Mart InformationWeek, October 14, 2005 Study results due this week are expected to show that RFID helps reduce out-of-stock problems at Wal-Mart stores. Coppola Brings Art To Wal-Mart InformationWeek, October 10, 2005 In-store televisions to show high-definition digital video portraits of everyday Americans. The Rebirth Of 3-D InformationWeek, October 10, 2005 Eye On You: Privacy Is Still An Issue InformationWeek, October 10, 2005 RFID Implementation Challenges Persist, All This Time Later InformationWeek, October 10, 2005 Sure, RFID is useful--but problems and costs associated with it continue to cause frustration, even among true believers Oracle Makes Good On Pledge InformationWeek, October 10, 2005 Vendor says series of upgrades show it's committed to PeopleSoft apps PlasterCity Gets High-Tech Digital Digs InformationWeek, October 06, 2005 New Hollywood film post-production facilty pushes the envelope in leveraging information technology. Oracle's 8.9 Leap To Fusion InformationWeek, October 05, 2005 New release of PeopleSoft applications aimed at keeping PeopleSoft users in Oracle's camp. Deltek Acquires Wind2 As Application Industry Consolidation Continues InformationWeek, October 04, 2005 Move expands Deltek's customer base with small engineering and architecture firms. 3-D Movies Piggyback On Digital-Cinema Supply Chain InformationWeek, October 03, 2005 But does it mark a major advance in film technology, or is it just the next "Sensurround"? FEMA's Foul-up InformationWeek, October 03, 2005 Report says agency's computer systems failed to track supplies during last year's hurricane season. Eight People Charged With 'Star Wars' Piracy InformationWeek, September 27, 2005 They're accused of taking Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith from a post-production facility and posting it to the Internet. Wal-Mart: Lessons Of The Storm InformationWeek, September 26, 2005 RFID Standards Advance InformationWeek, September 26, 2005 New Standard Advances Value Of RFID InformationWeek, September 22, 2005 EPCglobal's royalty-free Application Level Events standard defines the process to collect, manage, and route data that Electronic Product Code technology generates in the supply chain. CIOs Say Customer Data-Sharing Is Ongoing Struggle InformationWeek, September 21, 2005 Gill Hoffman, senior VP and CIO at Maritz Inc., told InformationWeek conference attendees that the company recently hired someone to set up customer-data-sharing processes. Oracle Buys G-Log, Its 10th Acquisition In A Year InformationWeek, September 20, 2005 Oracle bought G-Log for its logistics software, an area where it sees strong market growth, says Oracle VP Fred Studer. Wal-Mart CIO: Hurricane Charlie Paved Way For Katrina Response InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 Wal-Mart applied lessons learned from past disasters for its reaction to Hurricane Katrina. But it still needed to improvise. RFID's Impact On The Supply Chain Is A Waiting Game InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 Companies are eager to move beyond the basics to improve processes. You Can't Plan For Everything InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 Tight Budgets Mean Selective Strategy InformationWeek, September 19, 2005 Technology helps retailers understand customers better, fight fraud, and speed the inventory process. |
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