Pat Garvey
One of Ireland's first research millionaires, Garvey started out in business working for photocopying giant Rank Xerox, which was where he met the late Eddie Kerr. More...
CRM Week in Review, Updates from Soffront and Salesforce
Launching January 31, the new version of Chatter will allow employees who are not clients of Salesforce. com to use the service. The company will as well launch the site chatter. More...
Technology Visionary and Industry Icon Scott McNealy to Serve as Advisor to Hardcore Computer Executives
Hardcore Computer, Inc. announced today that Scott McNealy, co-founder of Sun Microsystems, is serving as an advisor to the company's executives. More...
Business calendar
Savannah area professionals can earn their Master of Business Administration from Georgia Southern University without leaving the city. Classes are held at the Coastal Georgia Center on Fahm Street. More...
Zooming in
Last year was exciting, as expected. Innovation trends continued to evolve as companies did their best to outdo their competitors. And they promise to continue to do so throughout 2011. More...
Disrupt IT for client biz-tech solutions
Offshore outsourcing is the uneasy gossip in the political climate of developed countries. The 11 million Americans who lost jobs while the recession are mostly nevertheless unemployed, and economic growth is miniscule. More...
Why Thick Clients Are Relevant in Cloud Computing
Thick ClientsTraditionally thick customers have been used for providing rich user interface functionalities and as well for mobile workers who would like to execute functions without connecting to the network or firewall. More...
Left and Right TeeVee Adverts
This is not what I would refer to as a scientific study, since it involved only two programs on one evening from two competing networks. But, I think that it speaks volumes about the perception that the advertisers have about the programs on which they spend money. More...
Behind the specs
Crucially, Sony has abandoned the internally developed MIPS architecture that powered the PSP, and has opted for an ARM processor, with a PowerVR graphics processing unit. More...
Without Internet, Egyptians find new ways to get online
That's just what many Egyptians have been doing this week, as groups like We Rebuild scramble to keep the country connected to the outside world, turning to landline telephones, fax machines and even ham radio to keep information flowing in and out of the country. More...