Corporate Culture
125 Stories
Why Bing is not Wave of the future
Insight commentary If Microsoft is so powerful, why does it leave it to Google to innovate?
Tags: Innovation, Search, Web services, Google Inc., Search Engine, Messaging, antitrust, corporate computing, Earth, Google Search
Telcos 'struggle' to stay competitive
News Carriers worldwide face growing challenge as customer demand changes and new government policies are introduced, finds new Gartner report.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, Best strategies, Corporate culture, Wireless Broadband, Carrier, Gartner Inc., investment strategy, research company, recession, financial
Space for e-learning in emerging markets
News Extending the physical classroom to the virtual may mean more get to learn in countries where demand is constantly rising and facilities are limited.
Tags: IT training, Web 2.0, E-learning, Classroom, India, software company, Japan, Environment, software, Emerging Market
Why Starbucks still brews in Vienna
Blogs I'm chilling out in wintry Vienna this week, home to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and where boutique cafés can be found at al...
HP in talks to buy EDS
News The world's largest computer maker is looking to buy the IT services provider, reportedly for US$12 billion to US$13 billion. Announcement could come late Tuesday.
Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions, Business development/management, Personal Computers, Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Electronic Data Systems Corp., software, revenue, Wall Street Journal
Selling the IT vision
Insight perspective Does your organization understand what IT does--and why? IT director Peter Birley offers some advice on how to make sure the line-of-business counterparts do.
Tags: Mission and vision statements, IT Management, Corporate culture, Business, Sales, Rational Quantify, client relationship, Opposite, Mission and vision statements, CIO
Intel embraces social networks in phases
News Social workforce is about being open and leveraging "wisdom of crowds", where small work groups aren't conducive for collaboration, says Intel exec.
Tags: Web 2.0, Corporate culture, Personnel management, Best strategies, Generation Y, Intel Corp., Workforce, IT Security, Tool, social networking tool
Analyst: Comms vendors leading mobile UC
News Communications vendors are currently leading the way in supporting the ecosystem required to deliver their mobile unified communications offerings.
Tags: Mobile platforms/communications, Corporate culture, Vendor, Ovum, Mobile, Research In Motion Ltd., Cisco Systems Inc., PBX, Frost & Sullivan, senior analyst
CIO role still relevant to businesses
News IT heads continue to play a pivotal role steering their companies toward increased market advantage, even if they now report to their CFO, not CEO.
Tags: Corporate culture, Organizational structure, Personnel management, CFO, Asia-Pacific, EMC Corp., Gartner Inc., Tsamados, CIO, e-mail
To go green, focus on breaking habits
News Enterprises need to work at changing employee mindsets and routine processes to succeed in their green IT strategy, say industry players.
Tags: Green IT, Recycling, Infrastructure/architecture management, Corporate culture, Green IT, Australia, PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting, performance, software, barrier
Apple shares slump on Jobs health news
News Some Wall Street analysts point to Apple's deep executive bench, but investors aren't so sure the company can maintain its momentum without CEO Steve Jobs.
Tags: Corporate culture, Management by objectives, Public relations, Innovation, Apple Inc., Survey, Stock, Ashok Kumar, CEO, job
Tensions between sales, engineering in Silicon Valley
News commentary In good times, the simmering tension is manageable, but when times turn tough, look out. Yahoo's new CEO should keep this in mind.
Tags: Search, Web sites, Web 2.0, Apple Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., Yahoo! Inc., Carly Fiorina, Sales, Carol Bartz, CEO
Making it work--HP and EDS
Blogs I've intentionally stayed out of the fray regarding the proposed combination of HP's service business and EDS to see wha...
Focused PowerPoint presentations
Insight A good story always captures people’s attention and leaves them with a clearer understanding of your topic. Even the most mundane subject can be organized into a story.
Has HP done enough in corporate governance?
News Legal experts give the Silicon Valley giant a thumbs-up for swiftly moving to clean up the mess, but say it must do more.
Tags: IT Governance
