3904 news & feature articles results for "ibm eserver information technology"

More than a decade ago, an IBM researcher proposed a computer user's bill of rights. Ten years later, we need to lower our expectations.

Posted by Dennis O'Reilly

Formerly called Xperanto, the company's long-awaited entry into the market for information integration poses an alternative to large, centralized data warehouses.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

President Obama's deputy CTO was a leading legal expert on virtual worlds and tech patent issues before joining the administration.

Posted by Daniel Terdiman

Big Blue plans additional funding and new products to help companies better manage and integrate data.

Posted by Matt Hines

The more information, the more necessary it is to understand what it means. Enter business intelligence.

Posted by Dave Rosenberg

perspective Open Group CEO Allen Brown says the big change is not in computer hardware, semiconductors or software.

Posted by Allen Brown

Nonprofit Information Overload Research Group--whose members include Microsoft Research, IBM, and Google employees--holds its first conference this week in New York.

Posted by Holly Jackson

IBM's technology will be used to create a Web-based system of unified medical records for patient information.

Posted by Stefanie Olsen

A start-up founded by former Sun Microsystems computer scientists is tapping IBM and Intel hardware to accelerate the enormous server workloads of burgeoning Web 2.0 businesses.

Posted by Brooke Crothers