1071 news & feature articles results for "electronic data systems corp receivables"

Lookout offers data security, backup, and management over the Web and a way to locate and protect missing or stolen devices.

Posted by Elinor Mills

Weaknesses in the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s IT strategy have left financial information open to attack, a new report says.

Posted by Margaret Kane

The Department of Defense is considering a new rule that would require contractors to submit requests for payment electronically. The rule would also require Defense officials receiving such requests to process the forms and supporting documents electronically. It outlines three acceptable electronic forms: a Web invoicing system run by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service, the workflow site run by the Defense Information Systems Agency; or the American National Standards Institute's electronic data interchange formats.

Comments on the proposal are being accepted through a form on the agency's AcqWeb site. The Secretary of Defense could exempt some contractors if the electronic method is deemed "unduly burdensome."

Posted by Margaret Kane

Now that the wait is almost over, just what should we expect from the world of car technology at CES? Here's our best guess...

Posted by Antuan Goodwin

Thanks to the work of Internet accessibility advocates, the world's move to the Web is more and more available to those with disabilities.

Posted by Tom Krazit

AT&T and Wells Fargo endorsed an electronic cash program called Mondex.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Business-to-business e-commerce is fraught with peril for buyers and sellers alike. An exclusive survey of 1,800 e-marketplaces shows what it takes to win.

Posted by null strategy+business

Looking for ways to fend off obsolescence in an increasingly digital world, the U.S. Postal Service announces an alliance with CheckFree to allow customers to pay bills electronically.

Posted by Sandeep Junnarkar

After nearly 10 years of working at CNET, executive editor David Carnoy looks back at the most hyped tech products that didn't pan out as planned--or just flat-out bombed.

Posted by David Carnoy

Consumers have been reluctant to say "the check is in the email." But that may change following several recent efforts to kick-start the electronic bill-paying industry.

Posted by Greg Sandoval