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History of Assimilation
Two of the three telecom giants created by recent mergers trace their lineage to Ma Bell, the third to…
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‘Leaders’ and Blarney: You Can Hear, But Don’t Listen
In my previous column, I explained how large organizations tend to accumulate people who believe that leadership is a…
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Software Scans Patient Files for Clues to Disease
Harvard scientists hope to build a computer system that can scan patients’ medical records to automatically find disease clues,…
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Survivors Demonstrate How to Endure Disasters
Unlike other items in their IT budgets, corporations spend money on disaster-recovery planning in hopes that it will be…
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‘Leadership’ Myth Hides Need for Solid Managers
“Leadership” is the growth sector of the 21st century. There’s an entire industry built on “leadership.” Books and magazine…
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P2P? How About Car-to-Car?
It may seem like science fiction, but five graduates of Carnegie Mellon’s Masters in Human–Computer Interaction program have developed…
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Can Communication Tools be Unified?
Promise Employees and IT folks are both looking for better communications tools. When it comes to digital communications, convergence…
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Book Brief: Branding Unbound
Branding Unbound: The Future of Advertising, Sales, and the Brand Experience in the Wireless Age By Rick Mathieson Amacom,…
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Book Brief: Search Engine Marketing, Inc.
Search Engine Marketing, Inc.: Driving Search Traffic to Your Company’s Web Site By Mike Moran and Bill Hunt Prentice…
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Readers Debate Offshoring Management
In a column earlier this month, Jeff Angus suggested that we offshore technology executives and managers and asked for…