Denise Dubie

BMC Software Inc. is ready to explain how it will incorporate technologies from recent acquisitions and tie its systems and applications management products to business objectives.

Talk about a good news-bad news proposition: corporations are planning to spend money on oft-postponed network projects this year but they'll only spend a little more than they did last year.

BMC Software Inc. last week laid off 3.5 per cent of its 6,942-strong worldwide workforce, five per cent of which worked at the company's Houston headquarters.

International cosmetics giant Mary Kay Inc., a privately held company with more than US$1 billion in revenue, credits its online presence for processing 85 per cent of sales placed by its army of consultants or directly by consumers

When it comes to gauging Web application performance, timing is everything to Steve Herrington.

The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. rang in the new year with a report that two-thirds of the most recent poll of 100 CIOs believe that incremental budget tightening is more likely than budget loosening in 2003.

The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. this week rang in the new year with a report indicating that the cautious optimism of late 2002 didn't make it through the new year.

Grid computingwill soon leave the realm of scientists and technologists and become relevant in practical use, according...