Stories From The
Issue Of » April 29, 2002
COVER STORY
-
Power Shift
IT buyers are gaining the upper hand; they're pushing back on software vendors, winning better terms and improved services
Big Bucks Dry Up
Shrinking bonuses sent IT pay down for the first time in a decade.
Most Recent Digital Issue
BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
INNOVATION
THE NEW WORKPLACE
- Teens Get The Tech Lowdown
- Need-To-Know Gets More Important
- Sacramento Cops Take E-Tools On The Beat
INFRASTRUCTURE
OPINION
- John Soat IT Confidential
- Bob Evans Business Technology: Perry, Clarity, And Closure
- William Schaff Taking Stock: Altera's Bouncing Back, But Its Stock Is Still Overvalued
- Robert K. Weiler Decision Support: It's Time For Web Services
- Fred Langa Langa Letter: Error-Free Business Travel
- Stephanie Stahl Editor's Note: Pendulum Swings From Sellers To Customers
BEHIND THE NUMBERS
FINANCIAL
- Outsourcing Keeps IT Services Companies Afloat
- Telecom Blues Pound Service Providers And Manufacturers
FRONTEND
- Virtual Annual Meetings Hit The Real World
- An Unlikely Tech Provider
- Database Milestone
- Messages From The Sky
- Tech Cat-And-Mouse Game
FOLLOW THE MONEY
- Web Services Remain A Big Draw
- Reports Of The Death Of Tape Storage Premature
- Promise Of ROI Gets $14M For 170 Systems
BREAKAWAY
Resource Links
This Week's Issue
Free Print Subscription
SubscribeCurrent Government Issue
In this issue:
Subscribe Now
- Data Center Optimization: Federal agencies must increase server utilization and energy efficiency as they squeeze more computer processing into fewer data centers. We explore how the Army, Homeland Security, Veterans Affairs and others are doing that.
- Future Cities: The world's urban centers are growing, creating a civic management challenge of unprecedented scope and complexity. Our exclusive survey reveals the opportunities and challenges for city planners and municipal IT pros.
- Read the Current Issue
Featured Whitepapers
from Around the Web
Featured Reports
Featured Webcasts
