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Nokia Siemens To Restructure, Lay Off 5,700
Parent company Nokia's sweeping reorganization plan will cut $740 million annually from the networking unit.
Shareholders To Vote On Ballmer's Pay
Microsoft CEO's compensation will be subject to non-binding ballot at annual meeting.
Global CIO: HP And IBM To Add 4,000 U.S. Jobs In Three Small Towns
HP and IBM will open heavily subsidized customer-support centers in three small towns across the U.S. that will eventually employ 4,000 workers. The jobs are wonderful--but was the price for them fair?
Practical Analysis: 'I'd Rather Work Anywhere Else'
What beat-down, burned-out employees need is a belief that management has a vision for how things will be different.
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Intelligent Enterprise Reader Priorities Survey 2009
A new survey from InformationWeek Analytics and Intelligent Enterprise shows growing support for more centralized data management. But, a significant number of companies still struggle with data owners who resist giving up control of their data.
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The Reality of Green IT
As the economy slows, will the truly green initiatives that focus on the broader environment and cost a bit—or a lot—more be swept aside by bottom-line-driven cutbacks, regardless of their positive impact on the planet?
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