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Showing 1-20 of 20 results foundRFID revolution: Are we close?
March 3, 2004 IBM's Rainer Kerth says the key will be to separate practical applications from the technology's gee-whiz appeal.HP grabs Defense deal
September 15, 2004 The Defense Logistics Agency contract could be worth as much as $290 million for the computing giant.Manufacturing, banking to lead IT spending
February 12, 2004 The two industries are expected to account for more than one-third of an estimated $391 billion spent on IT in 2004. Government spending will also rise.IT industry's best bet is with government
January 8, 2004 Research firm IDC predicts that the government sector will be a promising source of business for technology companies this year.Survey: Tagging tech gets to work
April 29, 2005 Manufacturers are getting sophisticated in their RFID projects. In other findings: They won't do Linux just because it's Linux.RFID, coming to a library near you
October 18, 2004 The dusty shelves of your local library are going high-tech with tagging chips. Civil liberties groups warn of a privacy nightmare.Indian giant Infosys backs RFID
January 2, 2004 Information technology services and consulting company Infosys Technologies gets behind the controversial tracking technology known as radio frequency identification.Report: IT executives to open wallets wider
June 8, 2004 Many chief information officers expect to exceed their IT budgets this year, as cost cutting subsides and companies once again shell out for emerging technologies, a new report says.IT buyers lay out new plans for 2004
January 7, 2004 Linux will expand its presence in key markets, while offshore outsourcing will continue at a brisk pace in 2004, Forrester Research predicts.Wal-Mart to hold ID tag meeting
November 3, 2003 The retailer and its largest 100 merchandise suppliers are expected to meet this week to plot the implementation of a new RFID-based inventory-tracking system.At Motorola, giving IT a reality check
October 30, 2006 newsmaker CIO Patricia Morrison talks up an impending RFID move and about using the Q phone as an in-house tool.Tech bigwigs dispute guru's pessimism
November 18, 2003 Executives from IBM and Microsoft attack the findings of a consultant who became a tech industry bad boy when the Harvard Business Review published his "IT Doesn't Matter" article.Riding the next technology wave
October 2, 2003 John Sculley talks about several new technologies he believes are already transforming IT in subtle--and not so subtle--ways.MIT winds down radio tag activity
October 23, 2003 The university is ending a four-year collaboration with dozens of blue-chip companies that set out to advance a new frontier of information technology known as RFID.Rethinking the relational database
May 20, 2005 CopperEye CEO Kate Mitchell says conventional wisdom governing this technology no longer applies.Homeland Security calls for tech industry involvement
August 1, 2005 Department secretary says Silicon Valley should take advantage of anti-terrorism law intended to safeguard companies from liability.SAP targets defense, radio tags and CRM
May 12, 2004 The enterprise applications maker released a flood of news at its annual user conference, including new products and initiatives.IBM, GE lock up security partnership
September 19, 2003 The computer giant and General Electric's Interlogix business unit announce a joint agreement to provide integrated computer and physical security systems to large customers.Microsoft updates its office of the future
May 10, 2006 The future of information technology gets a face-lift from Microsoft's Center for Information Work. Photos: Microsoft's workplace of the futureWeek ahead: Security takes the stage
June 6, 2004 A double dose of preventive medicine for IT specialists is on tap, with Microsoft hosting a security summit and Gartner putting on its own security get-together.
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