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After Katrina, IT Aids the Red Cross
To aid in the hurricane relief effort, the Red Cross is deploying a series of IT implementations including satellite…
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A Decade Later: Windows 95 Keeps Going … and Going
Microsoft officials have admitted one of their biggest challenges in continuing to grow the company’s Windows business is the…
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Virtual Reality Helps Heal Soldiers
Originally a first-person shooter game developed as a tactical training tool for the Army, the military has now adapted…
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How Barbie Lost Her Groove, But Shouldn’t Have
Mattel’s world-class competitive intelligence system crunches sales reports, children’s play-pattern studies, and even findings on where kids go online.…
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Shoot-to-Kill Policy, Shock, Awe and Change Management
We must all hang together, or assuredly we shall all hang separately. —Benjamin Franklin Last month’s mistaken execution of…
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Nano-Laser Kills Cancer Cells
Scientists at Stanford University have developed a new laser therapy that destroys cancer cells but leaves healthy ones unharmed.…
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WTC Survivors Find Solace in Virtual Reality
Animated images of the September 11th attacks are being used to help survivors cope with anxiety stemming from that…
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The Flight of the Pringle
Tom Lange knows more about flying Pringles than probably anyone alive. As director of modeling and simulation at Procter…
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Co-Sponsor Disses SarbOx Regulation
Add another powerful voice to the growing chorus of Sarbanes-Oxley critics: Congressman Michael Oxley. In early July, the coauthor…
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SarbOx Complications Overwhelm Preparations
Problem Compliance has been a moving target, and costs have piled up early and often. It was January 2004,…