Sony Music Corporation executives march to the beat of the same drum. Peugeot and Citroën automakers sell geoterrestrial vehicles via extraterrestrial means. Dayton, Ohio, health care professionals fire off X-rays and patient records across an entirely digital network. Sound out of this world? Like a Nicholas Negroponte tome gone haywire? Actually, it's anything but... | ||||||||
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![]() Managing a Systems Management Merger Tivoli Systems' CEO and general manager Frank Moss likes solving puzzles -- and the next one he solves just might be that of managing your far-flung enterprise. His latest conundrum? To create instant, decisive leadership in the management of networked computing on a global scale. Read how the Tivoli Management Environment is likely to help. |
IBM Software Servers: A Consultant's Perspective Patricia Seybold Group consultant Michael Goulde pulls no punches as he surveys IBM's new lineup of Software Servers. Some choice excerpts: "IBM is establishing a comprehensive, open, and cross-platform approach to development and deployment," and "The IBM Software Servers give the company a unique opportunity to establish an advantage over Microsoft and potentially neutralize Oracle as well." Likely to open a few windows in Redmond? |
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Happiness is a Smart Network
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Object Lessons in Object Technology Off to School at OTU "Milk the cow. Make the cow an object and tell the cow to milk itself. Declare milk an object and instruct it to de-cow itself." A postmodern parable? Nope, just another day at Object Technology University's little red schoolhouse. |
The Database Customer (No Matter Whose) Is Always Right
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