Software-as-a-service couldn't be delivered effectively today without the speedy network we know today as the Ethernet, created 40 years ago this week by Bob Metcalfe.
I've been a leader at a number of companies that installed new ERP solutions, and it's interesting to see why the new solution was a winner or failure. This is a (mostly) light-hearted look at two of those implementations. One was an utter failure, and the other a great success.
Technologies that have recently been virtualized by the United States military could be coming to the commercial marketplace to help organizations segregate access to different levels of information.
Investing in SaaS is the art of picking winners. For Martin Wolf, it starts with a top 10, and that list has changed since last year.
When CIOs and vendors met at the recent Midmarket CIO Forum, SaaS featured prominently.
In any small city, a little extra IT can mean quite a lot. Take, for example, Nogales, Ariz., which recently deployed a metropolitan software-as-a-service application.
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