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Works In Progress

CA's Breaking Tradition To Break Out Of The Past
What do people want CA's new CEO to deliver? (Other than maybe a subpeona-free future for the software maker.) A team of reporters, including Paul Travis, Martin Garvey, and John Foley, are asking CA customers that question. They’re also asking people to assess CA's strengths and weaknesses, threats and opportunities as the company's first-ever outsider takes the helm. If you like, you can take a separate poll on CA’s leadership change.

IBM Scores Another Huge Outsourcing Contract
Honeywell is going to pay IBM hundreds of millions of dollars over 10 years to design and engineer computer chips, networking gear, and other IT components for Honeywell’s line of defense systems, reports Paul McDougall. He’s looking into how service companies are moving up the chain to offer higher-end, sophisticated business processes.

While We’re Getting Aeronautical...
Elena Malykhina says that archrivals Boeing and Airbus are making progress in their stated goal to collaborate on the use of RFID in their supply chains. If RFID can help these two play nicer, someone needs to send a letter to the Nobel Peace Prize Committee.

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