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With debt and lower margins, gaffes and strategy details, Cook's remade Apple with decisions former co-founder would not have countenanced
But can BlackBerry attract users on other platforms?
Sales down for second quarter in a row, but Apple can 'redefine' personal computer, experts argue
IT workers increasingly need to have business acumen, in addition to staying up to date with tech skills, as companies watch the bottom line
Unlike Windows PC makers, Apple doesn't fret over cannibalization of its personal computers
Fast-changing business processes and ever-mounting government and industry regulations are complicating day-to-day operations -- and making deep vertical industry expertise a must-have.
This CIO-for-hire gets inside dozens of IT groups, and sees a lot in common.
Determining whether cloud services will pay off is an extremely complicated process. Here's how to compute the ROI.
Sure, all CIOs seek to add value, but some are taking their quest outside the walls of the enterprise by targeting customers directly.
Social media kept communication flowing during the disaster, and smartphone photos and videos were seen as critical to solving the crime.
Competition in the x86 market will shift
Company keeps Windows revenue on even keel by pushing licenses to enterprises
New chief executive will need to tackle the mobile market, and face sluggish PC sales
Public APIs let customers connect to you in new ways.
As it turns out, the technology is the easy part.
Hurd wishes SAP 'good luck' in its plans to take database market share away from Oracle
Can Microsoft still tout a smaller Surface tablet as fit for both content consumption creation?
Far from dead -- its lock on the enterprise remains safe -- but must focus on consumers to stay at the table
PwC's chief technologist says CIOs ought to be primed to take on dual roles.
Analysts say the unveiling of midrange and high-end servers running Oracle-built Sparc chips that share the same architecture is a step toward fulfilling the company's post-Sun plans.
Service providers, start-ups, integrators and established vendors offer broad range of management tools. But enterprises might not be ready to implement complex orchestration and automation systems.
New tools help IT execs cut cloud costs, optimize resources, integrate and manage cloud instances
A year after calling mobile a 'risk,' Facebook pushes forward with mobility efforts
Can U.S. regulators and private carriers beef up cell phone service to under-served rural areas?
How are the four major telecommunications carriers handling underserved rural areas?
Samsung's $249 Chromebook top of Amazon.com's laptop best sellers for weeks
Windows XP users won't give up the aged operating system as 2014 retirement deadline approaches
As IT responsibilities evolve, managers strive for better ways to measure techies' contributions
Proponents will call demand come April 1 evidence of need while opponents will emphasize offshore outsourcing is behind demand
