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Fred Matteson Leaves Fireman’s Fund

Bank Call Center Jobs Moved to Texas, Costa Rica

Oracle’s Really, Really Hard SOA Strategy

Less Waiting at Banks with RFID

Technology Predictions for 2006 — CIO.com blog

EBay Beats Expectations with Strong Q4 Results

MS Office Live Could Boast Web Mail Client

Microsoft Releases Vista Tech For Developers

Apple Profits Nearly Double; Shares Drop

Survey: Europe Overthrows U.S. As King of PC Market

Fred Matteson Leaves Fireman’s Fund

The Linux Desktop Project: Part II

Karl Taylor Leaves CVS

NTP Suggests “Grace Period” for BlackBerry Users

10 Issues Around Apple, Intel, Microsoft & Levi’s Doing Business Together

India Creates IT Industry Employee Database

Siebel Shareholder Suit Dismissed

Intel Misses Q4 Revenue Target

Cingular + Microsoft = Mobile Phone

Survey: Google Strong in China

The Linux Desktop Project: Part II

Karl Taylor Leaves CVS

Update on Staples’ Management Changes in IT

Hard Drive Capacity Increases With New Tech

Salesforce.com Adds Hosted Software Tools

Gap and IBM Join Forces in Technology Pact

Windows XP Service Pack 3 Won’t Arrive Until 2007

Report: Federal IT Outsourcing to Increase

Update on Staples’ Management Changes in IT

New MS Tools Aim to Snatch IBM Notes Users

Leadership: Learning to Accept Criticism

The Empire State Appoints New CIO

The Empire State Appoints New CIO

Cracks in the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

You’ll Miss the Baby Boomers When They’re Gone

A Challenge to VoIP Wiretaps

Handheld Computers – The Fast Lane for Speeding Tickets

Book Review: Get to Know the Numbers

The Value of Protecting Customer Privacy

How 1-800-GOT-JUNK Gets Its Trucks to the Right Place at the Right Time

Marketing IT: GM Staffer Puts the IT in Celebrity

Online Advertising: What Kind of Web Surfer Uses Google?

Keeping Your Glass Full Using Sensors

Admitting RFID Into the Hospital

How and Why Raytheon Pairs New Hires With Experienced Workers

Knowledge Management (KM) – How to Beat the Baby Boomer Retirement Blues

The Major Players in the On-Demand CRM Game

The Truth About On-Demand CRM

Hosted, on-demand CRM is sometimes cheaper and easier to roll out than the software that lives on your own machines. But if you think on-demand means that all you have to do is flip a switch, youu0019re dead wrong.

Business Intelligence (BI): Who Should Get the Tools First?

Business Intelligence: Not Just for Bosses Anymore