David L. Margulius

Just because you decide you want to take IT work offshore doesn

When Maines Paper and Food Service, one of the largest food service distributors in the United States, wanted to support more growth out of its flagship distribution center in Conklin, N.Y., voice recognition wasn't the first solution that came to mind.

During the Vietnam War, the "body count" measured the slow slog of battle against a poorly understood enemy.

Integration is a dilemma these days. On one hand, your CEO wants more ROI from the technology you already own, which means aggressive integration across the company a unified view of the customer, real-time supply chain visibility. You've heard it all before.

If your large enterprise is like most, about 10 per cent of your available CPU cycles actually gets used