It’s time once again for Network World’s holiday gift guide, where our elves collect the coolest gadgets of the season and put them all in one place for your shopping pleasure. Digital cameras, personal navigation systems, glow-in-the-dark keyboards and Digital Vinyl CD-R disks are just a few of the items you’ll find. The online version of this guide has gobs more information than the print version, so check it out today. Cool Yule Tools http://www.nwfusion.com/supp/2003/hgg/index.html?net
It’s time once again for Network World’s holiday gift guide, where our elves collect the coolest gadgets of the season and put them all in one place for your shopping pleasure. Digital cameras, personal navigation systems, glow-in-the-dark keyboards and Digital Vinyl CD-R disks are just a few of the items you’ll find. The online version of this guide has gobs more information than the print version, so check it out today.
Cool Yule Tools
https://www.nwfusion.com/supp/2003/hgg/index.html?net
Dell shifts some support calls to U.S. after complaints
The hottest cost-cutting trend among U.S. companies is to ship customer support operations overseas – because VoIP is making international calling more affordable and because labor is often cheaper somewhere else. But now – in an unprecedented move – Dell is bringing those customer support jobs back home, even though it might cost more.
https://www.nwfusion.com/news/2003/1124dellshift.html?net
Sprint lays off 2,000 amid corporate streamlining
Two months after announcing efforts to find cost savings throughout its operation, Sprint Monday said that about 2,000 workers will be laid off during the quarter, including some in technology services.
https://www.nwfusion.com/edge/news/2003/1124sprinlays.html?net
IBM’s Rational buyout starts to bear fruit
As companies migrate from monolithic software platforms toward more flexible, service-oriented architectures, IT executives are demanding greater control over how composite applications are constructed, secured and deployed. IBM wants to help.
