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  • Fri Dec 20 2002 Analyst upbeat on human resources deal

    A Prudential Securities analyst praises Affiliated Computer Services' $650 million, 10-year outsourcing contract with Motorola.

    Posted by Ed Frauenheim

  • Wed Jun 4 1997 Short Take: Oracle revises Human Resources software

    Oracle released Human Resources Management System Release 10.7. The revised version has an Employee Direct Access feature, which enables employees to update their personal information. The product also includes APIs for updating information on job applicants, employees, contacts, assignment, salary proposals, payment methods, and work structure.

    Posted by Paul Festa

  • Tue May 19 2009 Google testing HR algorithm

    Retaining key employees is essential to Google's hopes of staying on top of the tech world, and it's going to use its math chops to reach out to those who are wavering before it's too late.

    Posted by Tom Krazit

  • Mon Jun 14 1999 Oracle's one-stop shop for human resources info

    Oracle announces a new human resources application in its e-business line that targets midsized companies.

    Posted by Melanie Austria Farmer

  • Tue Oct 26 1999 Short Take: USWeb/CKS appoints human resources exec

    USWeb/CKS, an Internet professional services firm, today announced the appointment of Richard Hunt Evans to senior vice president of human resources. Evans spent a majority of his 25-year career with AT&T, including its break-up and consolidation. As vice president of international human resources, he supported over 56,000 employees for AT&T International. As human resources head at USWeb/CKS, Evans will expand the firm's recruiting and retention programs, unite people around the company's values, and develop training and professional development programs that propel the company's leadership momentum.

    Posted by Lara Wright

  • Tue Nov 18 2008 Noncompete clauses can keep tech in check

    IBM's lawsuit against former executive Mark Papermaster, who is trying to join Apple, underscores how companies can enforce restrictions on their employees.

    Posted by Tom Krazit

  • Thu Jun 11 2009 Open source will never do that...

    Open source continues to debunk myths about its theoretical limits, most recently in applicant tracking, energy management, and teaching.

    Posted by Matt Asay

  • Thu Jan 22 2009 NetApp tops 'Best Companies to Work For' list

    Storage maker NetApp receives top billing on Fortune magazine's list of the top 100 "Best Companies to Work For," unseating previous two-time winner Google.

    Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

  • Mon Oct 19 2009 New perspectives on the work/(life) conundrum

    My mom always told me "Make your passion your profession, and you'll be a happy man." She was right, and I am glad I followed her advice. Yet I appear to be part of a minority. In an article about growing disenchantment at work ("Hating What You Do"), thi

    Posted by Tim Leberecht

  • Thu Nov 1 2007 Ex-Brocade CEO faces federal charges

    Three former Brocade executives were charged Thursday in U.S. District Court in San Francisco with illegally backdating stock options for company employees. Accused are the former CEO, former CFO and ...

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