IBM Looks to Dominate Content Management Market With FileNet Buy
8/16/2006IBM will continue to develop both platforms, an executive promises, and the FileNet name will live on.
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IBM will continue to develop both platforms, an executive promises, and the FileNet name will live on.
In Depth: When Outsourcing Goes Bad
6/16/2006Companies have been burned by outsourcing. That has taught some hard lessons.
E-Mail Evidence: Questionable Behavior at Morgan Stanley
3/27/2006New internal e-mails filed as evidence in a wrongful dismissal suit apparently show IT executives receiving hard-to-find sports tickets and other favors from vendors, trying to use IT spending to lure customers for Morgan Stanley's banking business, and trying to electronically wall off top executives from being contacted by whistle-blowers. Morgan Stanley says the allegations are rubbish.
IBM Shakes Up Global Services Unit
7/19/2005The company names three executives to lead the $46 billion business unit after the current head leaves to join a private equity firm.
Five Ideas That Can Help IT Pros Be Better Businesspeople
4/13/2005Ram Charan, consultant and author, tells IT leaders what they need to focus on to move up in business.
Northwestern Mutual Looks To Protect Customer Data Outsourced To India
4/4/2005Effort allows insurance company to use Indian service provider to test and maintain business applications.
CSC Wins Contract With Chinese Insurer
3/24/2005CSC will provide insurance-administration software and related services under the $17.6 million contract.
Aetna Rejects Outsourcing, Brings IBM In-House
4/21/2004Carrier says IBM will help it build a unified claims-processing center and more self-service systems for customers. Co-sourced arrangement will also lead to achieving certification at CMM Level 3.
CANADA LIFE INKS PAY-AS-YOU-GO DEAL WITH IBM
3/26/2003Canada Life signed a deal with IBM under which the rates it pays the vendor for IT support will be linked to the number of policies its group insurance division processes.
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