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- Mexico wants your software work
- Mexico wants your software workReally, no difference, one world, one people, we are all borthers.No jobs are lost. The Chinese, Indians, Mexicans are just as important as Americans.And, last time I checked, in the US we are 100% behind competition. Companies MUST build the best product for the lowest prices...
- Tags: Recruitment & Selection, Free trade, software, MBA, American troop, nation state, job
- Discussion threads 2006-05-17
- Survey: Outsourcing saves less than claimed
- Survey: Outsourcing saves less than claimedNo KiddingAbout the only thing a company can outsource that would result in true savings is clueless top-level management. Think about it, they all use the same silly buzz terms so therefore should be interchangeable. That makes them a commodity item that can...
- Tags: American troop, globalization, MBA, outsourcing, nation state, survey
- Discussion threads 2006-04-13
- Alleged Honeywell documents expose offshoring plan
- Alleged Honeywell documents expose offshoring planPull their military contractsTrust the development of US military components and weapons systems to the Czech Republic so you can line your pockets with a few extra taxpayer dollars. Brilliant! Honeywell is a big donor to Repubs like Orrin Hatch and Tom Delay....
- Tags: Government, Vertical industries, Free trade, MBA, American troop, nation state, Honeywell International Inc.
- Discussion threads 2004-12-07
- Outsourcing: The next technology battlefields
- Outsourcing: The next technology battlefieldsInstead of cutting taxes for the wealthy, we need to fund more R&DAfter all, many of the wealthy, including Bill Gates, are making a whole lot of money because of our past investments in R&D. If we do not agressively fund R&D, the inovation will be...
- Tags: Research & Development, MBA, American troop, R&D, nation state, outsourcing
- Discussion threads 2004-05-07
- Intel CEO pushes for R&D, education spending
- Intel CEO pushes for R&D, education spendingStop WhiningNo one is getting rid of stock options. They're just saying that everyone should have to expense them because they are real expenses that have to be accounted for.The proposed solution puts all companies on a level playing field.Maintaing American Sovereignty"The...
- Tags: Government, Research & Development, Vertical industries, Free trade, Benefits, American troop, Intel Corp., R&D, MBA, nation state
- Discussion threads 2004-03-16
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- UK plans lunar phone network
- The UK is planning mission to put a satellite in orbit around the Moon which could one day enable lunar colonists to use mobile phones to communicate with each other A UK-led mission to put a satellite in orbit around the Moon which could one day enable lunar colonists...
- Tags: Phone, Mission, Phone Network, Orbit, Satellite, British National Space Centre, Network Technology, Networking, moon, NASA, network, communications, Natasha Lomas silicon.com
- News items 2008-12-05
- Harden Facebook? Sure, but where to start?
- * Ryan Naraine is traveling. Guest editorial by Paul F. Roberts You may have heard the news that everybody's favorite social network, Facebook, won a big legal settlement on Monday against spammers who were using the 100 million strong network to distribute what the...
- Tags: Facebook, Application, Network, Attack, Social Networking, Networking, Security, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Ryan Naraine
- Blog posts 2008-12-05
- CRM 2009 Forecast - Part 2 - Sticking My Hands Out To Be Slapped
- Last week at this time I was throwing my neck out there forecasting some of CRM's moves in 2009 - and no one chopped it off, thank goodness. So, now, in the same spirit, I'm going to do part 2 of three and stick my hands out to be slapped...
- Tags: Salesforce.com Inc., Software-as-a-service, PaaS, CRM, Advertising & Promotion, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Software As A Service (SaaS), Cloud Computing, Enterprise Software, Marketing, Software, Emerging Technologies, Paul Greenberg
- Blog posts 2008-12-04
- Metatomix seeks to bridge divide between structured and unstructured information
- Recently I spoke with Howard Greenblatt, CTO of Semantic Technology company Metatomix. Headquartered in the north-eastern US State of Massachusetts, Metatomix provides a 'Semantic Platform' that; "intelligently connects all of your data in real-time and makes it available to any application, providing a 360° picture...
- Tags: Metatomix Inc., Analysis, Paul Miller
- Blog posts 2008-12-04
- First test arrives of Obama promise to transform health IT
- Between them the military and veterans control one of the biggest pieces of IT infrastructure in the nation. Their choice could easily define the direction of health IT for everyone else. by Dana Blankenhorn
- Tags: Open Source, Information Technology, Health Care, Standards, VA, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2008-12-04
- More rumors: Apple to sell $99 iPhone at Walmart
- Remember not too long ago the rumors that Apple was planning to sell its Jesusphone, er, iPhone, at Walmart and Sam's Club starting Dec. 28? And that, in line with these retailers' missions, it would be at a discount? Well now we might know...
- Tags: Apple iPhone, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Apple Inc., BoyGeniusReport, Smart Phones, Retail, Cellular Phones, Digital Music, Handhelds, Digital Media, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Hardware, Andrew Nusca
- Blog posts 2008-12-04
- Secunia: Less than 2% of Windows PCs fully patched
- It's long been established that the unpatched state of the Windows monoculture is the reason we are facing a malware epidemic. Yet, the latest vulnerability patching statistics from Secunia's PSI Personal Software Inspector is a major eye-opener for everyone tracking the security of the Windows ecosystem. According...
- Tags: Program, PC, Malware, Windows PC, Secunia, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Tools & Techniques, Security, Viruses And Worms, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware, Management, Ryan Naraine
- Blog posts 2008-12-04
- So just what is a 21st Century Skill?
- We hear a lot about 21st Century Skills lately; I'm certainly guilty of using the phrase. There's a whole website devoted to building them (actually, there are thousands, but this one has the domain name www.21stcenturyskills.org). We also know that a lot of our kids don't have them...
- Tags: Student, 21CS, Ruby On Rails, Productivity, Domain Names, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Internet, Christopher Dawson
- Blog posts 2008-12-03
- Car makers could learn from chip industry and unleash a wave of innovation
- The single most important development in the chip industry was not a new technology it was a new business process. In 1987 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company TSMC was formed, it was a chip company with a difference--it would make chips for other chip companies. This was...
- Tags: Innovation, Car, Industry, Chip, Tesla Roadster, Semiconductors, Manufacturing, Network Technology, Hardware, Networking, Tom Foremski
- Blog posts 2008-12-03
- In greentech as in the real world: you get big, you get enemies
- The folks at Ausra are getting a higher and higher profile in the realm of solar energy. And with that comes enemies. Your CEO poses at a big opening with California's high profile governor, and next thing you know: opposition. The Ausra company headquarters...
- Tags: California, Plant, Ausra, Ausra Company Headquarter, Harry Fuller
- Blog posts 2008-12-03
- Slicing up Sun
- Being employed by a large technology company and being a freelance technology writer has its pitfalls -- one of which is from a disclosure perspective, I'm not allowed to talk about strategy and forward-looking statements regarding the company I work for. The risk...
- Tags: Sun Microsystems Inc., Storage, Open Source, Processors, Servers, Hardware, Semiconductors, Components, Jason Perlow
- Blog posts 2008-12-03
- Active Endpoints beefs up visual SOA orchestration with added features and expanded OS support
- ActiveVOS now allows Java objects to maintain state, significantly increasing the number of use cases that can be fulfilled using the POJO capabilities. Previously, developers could reuse POJOs as native web services, providing the ability to invoke stateless Java objects directly from a process. by Dana Gardner
- Tags: Business Process, Operating System, Server, SOA, BPEL, Modeling, ActiveVOS 6.0.2, Development License, Operational Planning, Business Process Automation, Research & Development, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Web Services, Java, Enterprise Software, Business Operations, It Operations, Software, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Dana Gardner
- Blog posts 2008-12-03
- E pur se muove (and yet it moves)
- * Ryan Naraine is traveling. Guest editorial by Ivan Arce On January 15, 2008, the Vatican released a statement indicating that Pope Benedict XVI had canceled his visit to Italian La Sapienza University as a result of a series of protests...
- Tags: Information Security, Galileo Galilei, Security, Ryan Naraine
- Blog posts 2008-12-02
- 2008 Lexus RX 400h
- Photo gallery:2008 Lexus RX 400hAlthough the Toyota Prius popularized hybrids, the Lexus RX 400h was the first luxury hybrid on the market. Packaged as an SUV, it brings qualities you wouldn't expect from this type of car, such as good mileage, a finely appointed cabin, and a comfortable ride. It...
- Tags: Digital music, Digital media, Lexus RX, Lexus
- Product reviews 2008-12-02
- Acoustic Research HDP100 HDMI Powerlink System
- If you've paid to have your HDTV installed in any kind of permanent way, you know that the cost of installation can often overtake the cost of the television itself. Part of that installation cost involves wiring: running cables from your gear up to the TV, generally through walls. In...
- Tags: TVs, Network technology, TV & Home Theater, Acoustic Research HDP100, HDMI, HDMI-cable, cable, transmitter, back-panel
- Product reviews 2008-12-02
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