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IT executives also say that top leaders see their work as central to innovation, in a survey by Harvard and Sloan business schools.
Aflac's fleet of field agents need real-time business information to do their jobs well, and the insurance company has crafted specialized mobile applications to make those remote employees more efficient--and make their jobs easier.n
Rimini Street's Seth Ravin has quietly amassed nearly 200 customers who don't want to pay Oracle's annual maintenance fees. In an interview, Ravin discusses why that's so, the turbulence in the market and whether SAP is next on his product offering l
In this issue: The cap on H-1B visas; Corporate mash-ups; Face-reading computers; The lapsing landline; China and RFID; Banning of social networks; The value of big monitors; Efficiency in IT shops; and By the numbers, including IT modernization.
Imagine a unified, cloud-based platform equipped with intelligent automation for real bottom-line impact.
A new court-appointed leader proposes a plan to speed up deployment of new technology to reform California's prison healthcare system.n
Improvements to California's prison healthcare system and its IT have come too slowly for the courts. Part 3 of 3.
Inside California prisons, substandard medical care kills one inmate every six days. IT is part of the court-ordered prescription to ensure doctors do no more harm. Part 1 of 3.
The CEO of Shutterfly outpaced competitors by reimagining the online photo-finishing business as a way to build social connections between its customers.
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