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3. The cloud helps enterprises break chains shackling IT: cloud pioneers Nordstrom and Oscar Insurance say IT shops can be faster, more agile and more business-focused if they move to hosted systems

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Nordstrom Inc. -- Information management, Information technology -- Management, Department stores -- Information management, Cloud computing -- Methods, Insurance industry -- Information management, Company systems management, Insurance industry, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Computers
Abstract

At Nordstrom, the cloud is all about freeing up IT workers so they can focus on getting new apps and features into customers' hands instead of wasting time putting servers [...]

Published
2015

4. Agency combines databases to revamp vital forecasts

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
DBMS, Government systems management, DBMS utility, MIS, Gentia Software Inc. -- Product information, United States. Department of Energy, Telecommunication systems -- Usage -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information, Database management systems -- Usage -- Product information, Government computer systems -- Usage -- Product information, Management information systems -- Product information -- Usage
Abstract

Cutting one-third of the staff at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) not only escalated the workload but also focused a glaring light on how often users were getting bad […]

Published
1998

5. Case studies

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Data warehousing/data mining, Software quality, Insurance industry, Technology application, San Diego Gas & Electric Co. -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Idaho Power Co. -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, MediaOne -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Software -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Computer software industry -- Cases -- Case studies -- Technology application, Electric utilities -- Cases -- Case studies -- Technology application, Insurance industry -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Data mining -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Health insurance -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application, Data warehousing -- Case studies -- Cases -- Technology application
Abstract

Executives looking for smaller, bite-size chunks of information are turning more of their attention to the data warehouse's younger cousin, the data mart. But they're also finding that although data […]

Published
1997

6. The threat from within: insiders represent one of the biggest security risks because of their knowledge and access. To head them off, consider the psychology and technology behind attacks

Author

Greenemeier, Larry and Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Securities industry, Company legal issue, UBS Financial Services Inc. -- Cases, UBS Financial Services Inc. -- Officials and employees, Securities industry -- Cases, Securities industry -- Officials and employees, Sabotage -- Cases, Information systems -- Crimes against
Abstract

ROGER DURONIO was sentenced in December to 97 months in jail and ordered to pay $3.1 million in restitution for sabotaging UBS Paine-Webber's IT systems in 2002. If you think […]

Published
2007

7. IT leaders get creative to fill data science gaps.

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
DATA science, FLEXTIME, TEAMS in the workplace
Abstract

For the past few years, IT leaders at a US financial services company have been struggling to hire data scientists to harness the increasing flood of incoming data that, if used properly, could improve customer experience and drive new products. They might not be able to build algorithms or analyze data, but they do understand what kinds of questions can be answered by data and what kind of data would be used to find those answers. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

8. IS heartened by Sun's end run on encryption

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Encryption, Network security software, Systems/data security software, Company distribution practices, Oracle America Inc. -- Distribution, Systems and data security software -- Distribution -- International trade, Computer software industry -- Distribution -- International trade, Security software -- Distribution -- International trade, Data encryption -- International trade
Abstract

Corning, Inc. spends $191 million per year researching and developing liquid crystals and heat-resistant glass. But that's where the high-tech stops. When it comes to sharing research information, Corning's scientists […]

Published
1997

9. Building a better data warehouse

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Abstract

When executives at one of the country's largest farm cooperatives wanted to learn more about their customer, they built a warehouse. But this particular storage facility didn't hold the kind […]

Published
1996

10. Powering Ford's engine

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Network management software, Company systems management, Technology application, Automobile Industry, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, W. Quinn Associates Inc. -- Product information -- Information management -- Technology application, Ford Motor Co. -- Information management -- Technology application, Distributed Q*Reporter III (Mainframe/minicomputer management software) -- Usage -- Product information, Automobile industry -- Information management -- Product information -- Technology application, Network management software -- Usage -- Product information -- Technology application
Abstract

Ford Motor Co.'s Kentucky truck plant churns out some 1,200 commercial vehicles a day. Five thousand workers keep the assembly lines running for three full shifts. Truck orders are backlogged; […]

Published
1996

11. HSM saves time, money

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Hierarchical storage management system, Hierarchical storage management software
Abstract

Hierarchical Storage Management is the parking-lot attendant of the storage industry. It moves files while you're busy working or off having fun. It frees up needed space. It remembers where […]

Published
1996

12. Digital Gangsters on the Rise?

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Computer crime, Hacker, Market trend/market analysis, Computer crimes -- Forecasts and trends, Computer hackers -- Forecasts and trends, Computers -- Services, Computers -- Forecasts and trends
Published
2007

13. The Tough-Guy Laptop

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Laptop/portable computer, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Kontron Embedded Computers AG -- Product introduction, Laptop computers -- Product introduction, Laptop computers -- Design and construction, Notebook computers -- Product introduction, Notebook computers -- Design and construction, Computer industry -- Product introduction
Published
2007

14. IBM's Blade Server Meter-Reader

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Technology application, International Business Machines Corp. -- Technology application, Computer industry -- Technology application
Published
2006

15. Crystal-Inlaid Notebooks Hit The Market; MSI is launching a high-end laptop with a logo on the lid that is inlaid with 120 pieces of Austrian crystal. It's slated to ship in Europe and Asia in December

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Laptop/portable computer, Computer industry -- Product introduction, Laptop computers -- Product introduction, Laptop computers -- Decoration and finishing, Notebook computers -- Product introduction, Notebook computers -- Decoration and finishing
Published
2006

16. Corporate Probes Under Scrutiny; As arrests come down in the Hewlett-Packard case, companies are buttoning down their own investigations. The 'don't ask' approach no longer flies

Author

Gaudin, Sharon and Jones, K.C.

Subjects
Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, Company legal issue, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Investigations, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Cases, Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Ethical aspects, Fraud -- Cases, Computer industry -- Investigations, Computer industry -- Ethical aspects, Computer industry -- Cases, Conspiracy -- Cases
Published
2006

18. IT training rip-offs; Some shoddy IT schoolss squander students' time and money. Learn how to safeguard your education investment

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
User need, Information technology, Microcomputer industry, End user, Computer industry, Training services, Information technology -- Education -- Analysis -- Study and teaching, Diploma mills -- Analysis -- Study and teaching, End users -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Computer industry -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes -- Analysis -- Study and teaching, Computer science -- Study and teaching -- Analysis
Abstract

Sue Clark, an IT pro at a heavy equipment manufacturer in Wisconsin, was taking online classes last year in the hopes of advancing to a higher-paying job. Clarke was halfway […]

Published
2002

19. Weeding out the weak schools

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
User need, Information technology, Computer services industry, End user, Training services, Information technology -- Study and teaching -- Analysis, Computer services industry -- Analysis -- Study and teaching, End users -- Analysis -- Study and teaching, Universities and colleges -- United States
Abstract

Finding not just a good school, but the right school for you or your employees, will undoubtedly fall on your own shoulders. Do some investigative work before you sink any […]

Published
2002

20. Study looks to define 'insider threat'

Author

Gaudin, - Sharon

Subjects
Government systems management, United States. Secret Service -- Research, Carnegie Mellon University -- Research, Marketing research -- Research, Government computer systems -- Research, Universities and colleges -- Research -- United States
Abstract

The U.S. Secret Service, in conjunction with Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, has launched a study of insider-based computer security breaches that it hopes will ultimately help IS executives protect […]

Published
2002

21. Net saboteur faces 41 months

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Omega Engineering Inc. -- Crimes against -- Cases, Temperature measuring instruments -- Cases, Instrument industry -- Crimes against -- Cases, Sabotage -- Cases
Abstract

NEWARK, N.J. - A long nightmare has come to a close for Omega Engineering. The network administrator who destroyed the company's network is facing 41 months in federal prison, and […]

Published
2002

22. The terrorist network; Al Qaeda suspected of using

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Military application, Satellite communications, Satellite communications services industry -- Analysis, Bombings -- United States, Terrorism -- Prevention -- Analysis, Satellite communications -- Analysis
Abstract

Chechen leader Dzokhar Dudayev knew he needed to limit the time he spent using the satellite phone given to him by his Islamic allies in Turkey. It was the spring […]

Published
2001

23. Lehman Brothers'; Investment giant doesn't miss a beat after IT headquarters is leveled in WTC attack

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company business planning, Company business management, Company systems management, Disaster recovery, Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. Lehman Brothers Div. -- Planning -- Information management, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Economic aspects -- Management -- Planning, Telecommunication systems -- Planning -- Economic aspects, Investment banks -- Information management, Computers -- Services, Bombings -- United States, Disaster recovery (Computers) -- Management -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Moments after American Airlines Flight 11 slammed into the Tower One of the World Trade Center, Bob Schwartz, managing director and CTO of Lehman Brothers, looked out his 40th-floor window […]

Published
2001

24. Security takes center stage; Companies put more emphasis on security security after Sept. 11 attacks

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
MIS, Information technology, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001 -- Economic aspects -- Safety and security measures, Information technology -- Safety and security measures -- Economic aspects, Management information systems -- Safety and security measures -- Economic aspects
Abstract

Doors that were usually left open before Sept. 11 at Precise Software in Dallas are now locked. Workers are quick to report anything suspicious - either in the building itself […]

Published
2001

25. Court reinstates guilty verdict on computer saboteur

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Abstract

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia Monday reinstated the guilty verdict in the case of a former network administrator who had been convicted in May 2000 in the […]

Published
2001

26. Jury deliberating in computer sabotage case

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Network security software, Virus, Computer viruses -- Cases, Computer software industry -- Cases, Security software -- Cases
Abstract

A jury started deliberations in U.S. District Court in Miami Thursday morning in the case of an IS worker accused of downloading a virus that shut down his employer's network […]

Published
2001

27. Internal net saboteurs being brought to justice

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Systems management, Virus, Company distribution practices, Computer crime, Computer organization -- Forecasts and trends, Computer viruses -- Distribution -- Forecasts and trends, Information systems -- Distribution, Computer crimes -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

An IS worker is scheduled to face federal criminal charges this week in U.S. District Court in Miami for allegedly downloading a virus into his employer's computer system, crashing the […]

Published
2001

28. The law

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Government regulation, Smart phone, Wireless telephone, Wireless voice/data device, Cellular telephones -- Health aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Smart phones -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Health aspects, Employer liability -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Health aspects, Workers' compensation -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Health aspects
Abstract

Q. If an employee decides to use a cell phone for business purposes, can that employee file a claim against the employer? A. No. Although, a company is open to […]

Published
2001

29. CELL PHONE SAFETY; Recent legal claims against employers who issuecell phones raise questions about corporate liability. How can you protect yourself?

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Smart phone, Wireless telephone, Wireless voice/data device, NeoPoint Inc. -- Cases, NeoPoint 1000 (Smart phone) -- Health aspects -- Research -- Cases, Cellular telephones -- Health aspects -- Cases, Smart phones -- Cases, Cellular telephone equipment industry -- Research -- Cases
Abstract

Mark Hart was hired in August 1998 as director of worldwide sales for smartphone maker NeoPoint. As someone who demonstrated cell phones, often prototypes, to pick up sales, you could […]

Published
2001

30. Cell phone patents raise questions; Health risks once again at issue in light of technology patent review

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Social issue, Patent/copyright issue, Market trend/market analysis, Wireless telephone, Wireless voice/data device, Ericsson GE Mobile Communications Inc. -- Intellectual property -- Forecasts and trends, Nokia Mobile Phones Inc. -- Intellectual property -- Forecasts and trends, Motorola Solutions Inc. -- Intellectual property -- Forecasts and trends, United States. Federal Communications Commission -- Standards, Copyright -- Product information -- Health aspects, Cellular telephones -- Health aspects -- Standards -- Product information -- Usage, Radio waves -- Health aspects -- Product information, Patents -- Usage -- Product information -- Health aspects, Cellular telephone equipment industry -- Product information -- Forecasts and trends -- Intellectual property -- Standards -- Health aspects
Abstract

Even as major cell phone manufacturers argued that phones pose no health risks, the companies were filing patents for devices such as antenna shrouds designed to protect users from radiation […]

Published
2001

31. Double talk from cell manufacturers; Despite claims that health risks are minimal, patents say otherwise

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Industry association information, Company business planning, Wireless telecommunications service, Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association -- Planning, Trade and professional associations, Cellular telephone services industry -- Planning
Abstract

Even as major cell phone manufacturers argued that phones pose no health risks, the companies were filing patents for devices like antenna shrouds designed to protect users from radiation emitted […]

Published
2001

32. Back to basics at dot-com BOOT CAMP; Start-ups told to shape up their business plans or ship out; networking ventures move to the head of the funding line

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, Company marketing practices, Online services, Market trend/market analysis, Electronic commerce -- Services -- Marketing -- Forecasts and trends, Online services -- Marketing -- Services -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

The first round of the Internet boom is over. If you missed it or if it ate you alive, then maybe - if you have the chops and the business […]

Published
2001

33. Computer sabotage case returns to court

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Omega Engineering Inc. -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Information systems -- Cases, Sabotage -- Cases
Abstract

PHILADELPHIA - The government took up the battle in court last week to reinstate a guilty verdict for the first criminal prosecution of computer sabotage. Tim Lloyd, 37, of Wilmington, […]

Published
2001

34. Computer sabotage case back in court

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Software/hardware leasing, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Hacker, Computer crime, Computer crimes -- Cases -- Product information -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computer hackers -- Product information -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computer industry -- Product information -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Computers -- Product information -- Cases -- Laws, regulations and rules, Sabotage -- Cases -- Product information -- Laws, regulations and rules
Abstract

PHILADELPHIA - The government battled against defense arguments here Thursday to reinstate a guilty verdict in a case that was the first criminal prosecution of computer sabotage. The government contends […]

Published
2001

35. Fashion Now and Then

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Abstract

1986: Dress for Excess 2001: Business Casual Janet Jackson's song 'Nasty' was big. On the big screen 'Platoon' was big, but for sheer heart acceleration, it didn't get much bigger […]

Published
2001

36. Cost of computer crime exploding, survey says

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Network security software, Internet security, Firewall technology, Computer Security Institute of San Francisco -- Surveys, Firewalls (Data security) -- Surveys, Computer software industry -- Surveys, Security software -- Surveys, Internet -- Safety and security measures
Abstract

Network specialist Russ Schadd wakes up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night worrying about how to protect his $1.5 billion printing company's proprietary information. And well […]

Published
2001

37. Group designed to help women, minorities fill more high-tech jobs gets financial backing

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Government regulation, Hiring, Information technology, United States. House of Representatives. Committee on Science, Space and Technology -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Services -- Employment, Council on Competitiveness -- Services -- Employment, Employment -- Laws, regulations and rules, Employee selection -- Laws, regulations and rules, Information technology -- Employment -- Services
Abstract

Network World, 03/01/01 After months of delay, the congressional endeavor to attack the country's critical shortage of high-tech workers has turned to a nonprofit group of business, labor and academic […]

Published
2001

38. Spending on the rise; The 2001 spending survey shows solid network budget gains despite worries about the economy

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Computer network equipment industry, User survey/user study, Computer networks -- Purchasing -- Product information, User surveys -- Product information, Information networks -- Purchasing -- Product information, Computer network equipment industry -- Product information -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

A growing reliance on e-business is pushing nearly half of large companies to invest more heavily in their network this coming year, according to the 2001 Network World Spending Survey. […]

Published
2001

39. Cut carefully; Where to scale back your network budget while

Author

Gaudin, -Sharon

Subjects
Company business management, Information technology, Cost reduction, Computer networks -- Purchasing, Information systems -- Purchasing, Information technology -- Purchasing, Information networks -- Purchasing, Cost control, Budget -- Management
Abstract

While network budgets look to be on the rise this year, a softening economy may have some IT managers trimming their budgets and struggling to keep major projects and routine […]

Published
2001

40. Harvard Pilgrim's near-death; Massachusetts HMO goes on 11-year buying spree, but neglects network integration until it's almost too late. experience

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Health care industry, Company business management, Company systems management, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Inc. -- Information management -- Management, Health maintenance organizations -- Information management, Computer networks -- Management, Corporate turnarounds -- Management, Information networks -- Management, Health care industry -- Information management, Medical care -- United States
Abstract

Some clerks in the claims department of Harvard Pilgrim Health Care used to have two PCs on their desks, each running a different system. Other clerks a few desks away […]

Published
2000

41. Best team-building activities; Paintball and rafting adventures are popular choices for corporate groups that want to get out of the office, blow off some steam and learn something about each other

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Information technology, Market trend/market analysis, Company personnel management, Information systems -- Innovations, Information technology -- Human resource management -- Innovations, Employee training -- Innovations -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

our buddy leaps from behind a stand of bushes and throws himself into you, pushing you out of the way just as a bullet whizzes past your chest. The wind […]

Published
2000

42. Windows 2000 migration; Planning is key to success, and each IT department must figure out its own needs and specialties

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Product installation, Operating system, Technology installation instructions, Microsoft Corp. -- Product information, Microsoft Windows 2000 (Operating system) -- Installation -- Product information, Computer software industry -- Product information, Operating systems -- Installation -- Product information
Abstract

Analysts and corporate users are saying the Windows 2000 migration may be the toughest in computer history. And they're also warning that you need to begin the work long before […]

Published
2000

43. Drugstore Chain Implements QoS; Longs Drug uses Cisco technology to set priorities for different types of traffic

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company systems management, Quality of service, Computer network equipment industry, Longs Drug Stores L.L.C. -- Information management, Computer network equipment industry -- Product information -- Information management
Abstract

Longs Drug uses Cisco technology to set priorities for different types of traffic. By Sharon Gaudin While most companies are reluctant to start messing with traffic management schemes and instead […]

Published
2000

45. Guilty verdict set aside in net saboteur case

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Government regulation, Network security software, Hacker, Computer crime, Omega Engineering Inc. -- Crimes against -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases, Computer software industry -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Cases, Security software -- Cases, Computer crimes -- Cases, Computer hackers -- Cases -- Crimes against
Abstract

NEWARK, N.J. - A U.S. District Court judge has set aside the guilty verdict in the case of a former network administrator who had been convicted in May in the […]

Published
2000

46. Women, minorities could fill more high-tech jobs

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Minorities -- Employment
Abstract

WASHINGTON, D.C. - A Congressional Commission presented the House Committee on Science last week with a roadmap of recommendations they say will solve the country's critical shortage of high-tech workers. […]

Published
2000

47. Women, minorities could solve the country's critical shortage of high-tech workers

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company business management, High technology industry -- Employment, Affirmative action -- Management
Abstract

WASHINGTON, D.C. - A Congressional Commission Thursday presented the House Committee on Science with a road map of recommendations that they say will solve the country's critical shortage of high-tech […]

Published
2000

48. Saboteur guilty; Jury convicts net manager in landmark case

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Company business management, Virus, Computer crime, Omega Engineering Inc. -- Crimes against -- Production processes -- Cases -- Management -- Investigations, Telecommunication systems -- Cases -- Investigations, Computer viruses -- Investigations -- Cases, Manufacturing industry -- Crimes against -- Cases -- Investigations, Temperature measuring instruments -- Cases -- Investigations, Computer crimes -- Cases -- Investigations, Factories -- Cases -- Investigations
Abstract

NEWARK, N.J. - The morning of July 31, 1996, the first worker in the door at Omega Engineering's manufacturing plant in Bridgeport, N.J., logged on to his computer and unwittingly […]

Published
2000

49. update

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Computer crime, Omega Engineering Inc. -- Cases -- Crimes against, Computer networks -- Crimes against -- Cases, Information networks -- Crimes against -- Cases, Temperature measuring instruments -- Cases, Computer crimes -- Cases, Instrument industry -- Cases
Abstract

Despite observers' concerns that wading through technical details -- such as programming code -- might derail the jury charged with deciding the first federal prosecution of computer sabotage, jurors yesterday […]

Published
2000

50. Guilty! Network manager destroyed his own network

Author

Gaudin, Sharon

Subjects
Company legal issue, Omega Engineering Inc. -- Cases, Computer networks -- Design and construction -- Cases, Information networks -- Design and construction -- Cases, Temperature measuring instruments -- Cases -- Design and construction, Instrument industry -- Cases
Abstract

It was a stunning case - a network manager was accused of ruining a network he himself took years to build. Tuesday, after 10 and a half hours of deliberation, […]

Published
2000

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