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Microsoft's recent flap with paying some laid-off workers too much severance--and then asking them to refund the difference--raises the question of who's legally entitled to that money when the employer makes the mistake.
IT and business both understand the need to protect regulated customer and business data -- so long as they're in business, analysts say. Here's a look at how some folding businesses are falling short protecting data and the possible liabilities for
Retail experts such as Peter Skarzynski, CEO of consulting firm Strategos, say Microsoft cannot offer the "experience" of Apple stores. Here's his take on three reasons why Microsoft's retail strategy is likely to fall flat.
Want to be four times more likely to outperform your competition? Only one in five companies actually takes the necessary step. And that's just one of the critical elements you may not have considered.
If your company is reinventing itself, IT plays a role. But CEOs set the agenda for change, says Innosight Chairman Mark Johnson.
In Kenya, business owners use a mobile money transfer service to help customers get access to cash
Microsoft Surface technology helps the gaming company sell more drinks.
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