Stories about: Experience In Software

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Open-source companies to watch 24 August, 2007 09:17

Open source is making its way into more and more enterprises with cheap, robust alternatives to solutions offered by proprietary software vendors. Read this article to learn about eight open-source companies worth watching in the areas of Web search, server virtualization, data integration, collaboration software and e-mail.
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Standout skills 02 January, 2007 08:00

Golf balls run amok and ping around a warehouse in an amusing new DHL commercial. A distraught warehouse manager phones the shipping giant to reroute correspondence and packages, while a booming voice pledges that DHL has adopted a renewed focus on customer service -- a promise that will extend clear down to IT personnel manning help desks and scrambling to provide technical support.
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Boot camp teaches testing basics 26 October, 2005 15:17

Test early and test often is an instruction that is increasing in its frequency and while testers have been a specialized group for some time, their numbers are growing.
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Skills search broadens, forensics takes limelight 27 April, 2005 16:10

Has your bachelor's degree lost its currency? Do you aspire to be a manager? Or do you simply want to specialize in a particular area of IT?
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Customers positive on Sun's CenterRun acquisition 01 August, 2003 11:40

Sun Microsystems's acquisition of Redwood City, California, software company CenterRun Inc. will fill a critical hole in Sun's N1 software strategy, customers said on Thursday.
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Market continues shift to permanent staff 04 December, 2002 09:45

A shift from contracted to permanent jobs seems to be growing, despite one recruiter claiming a "resurgence" in IT contracting.
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Manage Your Complex Projects--Simply 27 July, 2000 12:01

With any complicated project, you need to design, organize, and schedule. Three newly updated software packages can give you exactly the help that you need.
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Try Software Before You Buy 12 May, 2000 12:01

Think of it as a virtual jukebox for software--or, pay-per-view for your PC.
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ERP Attitude Adjustments 11 February, 2000 12:01

IT professionals like to hitch their career wagons to the most popular stars. A year or two ago, enterprise resource planning (ERP) seemed to be just the ticket. Predictions of 30 percent annual growth in the ERP market were flying, and the demand created by corporations lining up to install ERP systems was driving up salaries of those with experience in software from SAP AG, PeopleSoft Inc. or Baan Co.
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Lotus Introduces New CEO 24 January, 2000 12:01

At Lotusphere 2000 in Orlando last week, Lotus Development Corp. introduced new CEO Al Zollar to customers, partners, analysts and the press. The 23-year IBM veteran will take over for outgoing CEO Jeff Papows Feb. 1. Computerworld senior editor Lee Copeland spoke with Zollar about his strategic vision for the groupware vendor.
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Q&A: Lotus Incoming CEO Al Zollar 19 January, 2000 12:01

At Lotusphere 2000 in Orlando this week, Lotus Development Corp. introduced new CEO Al Zollar to customers, partners, analysts and the press. The 23-year IBM veteran will take over for outgoing CEO Jeff Papows Feb. 1. Computerworld senior editor Lee Copeland spoke with Zollar about his strategic vision for the groupware vendor.