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Sears Holdings CTO Phil Shelley talks about how embracing big data tools led to a new business and how CIOs can use them to add value to the business.
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CIO perspectives on cutting costs in 2013

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Mass. CIO opens up to open source

Massachusetts CIO Peter Quinn has a plan to reform the state's IT operations, and open source software plays a leading role. Article | 12 Jul 2004
Panel taps Web services, Linux, RFID as emerging technologies

These technologies, along with wireless and ID management, are worth watching, but one big wrinkle has to be ironed out before they're ready for the ball. Article | 08 Jun 2004
Windows, Linux to win war over data center

Yikes! It's really happening. Analysts report that the shift toward Linux and Windows dominance in the data center has begun. Article | 06 Jun 2004
IBM, ISVs lure NT users with Linux

IBM shows off the customers it has won from Microsoft like a hunter displays moose heads on his billiard-room wall. But can Big Blue really convince more than a handful of NT users that Linux is a viable alternative? Article | 11 Feb 2004
Open source: Closing, closing

Can Linux stay open and still gain acceptance in the corporate world? While "penguinistas" may consider it a sellout, experts think the penguin may have to close up a little before it jumps into the IT mainstream. Article | 02 Sep 2003

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