Harvard Business Review
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Why your business should embrace Web 2.0
Insight Web 2.0 technologies can be a boon to businesses--find out how in this excerpt from Throwing Sheep in the Boardroom by Matthew Fraser and Soumitra Dutta.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Internet advertising, Wiki, Tool, Enterprise 2.0, Harvard Business Review, Alvin Toffler, social networking, vision
No clear value in IT?
News Information technology is not exciting any more because it can no longer deliver short-term strategic gains, according to a senior executive of a global food company.
Barrett still has some fight in him
News Intel's outgoing CEO takes on the tech industry and politics in an outspoken keynote address.
Tags: Processors, Consumer Technology, Handhelds
Seven (nasty) truths about IT spending
Techguide An article discusses harsh realities associated with out-of-control IT costs. While cost containment is integral to reducing failed IT projects, Draconian inflexibility is not the way to go.
Tags: IT project management, Cost control, IT budgeting, IT-spending, help desk, Harvard Business Review, Michael Krigsman, CIO, CEO, project failure
Tech bigwigs dispute guru's pessimism
News Executives from IBM and Microsoft on Monday attacked the findings of Nicholas Carr, the consultant who became a technology industry bad boy when the Harvard Business Review published an article he wrote titled, "IT Doesn't Matter."
'Stop buying IT', bosses told
News Author of 'IT doesn't matter' Nicholas Carr said companies have been misled to believe technology can make them more productive.
Tags: Strategy
Oil is hot, tech is not
Insight comment Does high tech still matter to the money people?
Tags: IT Management
Businesses should spend less on tech, IT chiefs say
Insight Companies are spending too much on tech and not focusing enough on getting results, according to U.K. IT executives.
Tags: IT Management
Where IT matters
News It doesn't pay to be an early technology adopter, says independent business writer Nicholas Carr at the opening of iX2004.
Tags: Growth strategies and tools
Bookworms can now curl up in front of PCs
News If the TV does not turn you into a couch potato, perhaps the Internet will. In a move that could potentially phase out the physical library, Singapore's National Library Board (NLB) is now allowing any Internet-enabled individual to read a book on loan online.
